takes, took, taken, taking
to take away
phrasal verbC
To buy food at a restaurant and eat it elsewhere
- 1We decided to take away dinner from the restaurant.
- 2Let's take away some coffee and go for a walk.
To take away means to order food from a restaurant and then bring it home or eat it somewhere else. You don't eat the food at the restaurant, you take it with you. It's like getting food to go.
When ordering take away, make sure to check if utensils and condiments are included. It's helpful to ask for them if needed, so you can enjoy your meal fully wherever you choose to eat.
at the laundromat
Lunch Break at the Laundromat
Joshua
Hey Stephanie, I'm thinking of grabbing some sandwiches from the deli nearby.
Stephanie
Sounds good! Are you planning to take away or eat there?
Joshua
I'll take away so we can eat while waiting for the laundry.
Stephanie
Perfect, I'll keep an eye on the machines while you're gone.
at a pharmacy
Quick Bite During Errands
Andrew
Hey Kevin, I'm thinking of grabbing some sandwiches from the deli next door.
Kevin
Sounds good! Let's get them to take away so we can eat while we finish shopping.
Andrew
Great idea, it'll save us some time.
Kevin
Perfect, I'll meet you at the counter in a few minutes.
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Similar to "to take away":
- 1carry out
- 2to go