to-go
1 of 2adjective
tə-ˈgō 
: of, relating to, or providing food or beverages consumed away from their place of sale : take-out
a to-go order
to-go boxes/containers
This is mostly a take-out joint, and Filipinos in the know trickle in all day for a to-go lunch, dinner or breakfast.
Cecilia Hae-Jin Lee
Cecilia Hae-Jin Leeto go
2 of 2idiomatic phrase
1
: still remaining
There are five minutes to go before halftime.
There's only one week to go until election day.
2
of food and beverages : for consumption away from its place of sale
They ordered their lunches to go.
You stop at the corner for a doughnut and coffee to go. Jay McInerney
Jay McInerney
Word History
First Known Use
Adjective
1953, in the meaning defined above
Idiomatic Phrase
1884, in the meaning defined at sense 1
Geographical Definition
Togo
geographical name
To·go ˈtō-(ˌ)gō
republic in western Africa on the Bight of Benin; capital Lomé area 21,925 square miles (56,785 square kilometers), population 8,176,000
Togolese
ˌtō-gə-ˈlēz
adjective or noun -ˈlēs
Biographical Definition
Tōgō
biographical name
Tō·gō ˈtō-(ˌ)gō
Marquis Heihachirō 1848–1934 Japanese admiral
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