Definition of carry-out in English:

carry-out

noun & adjectiveˈkarɪaʊt

Scottish, US

another term for takeaway
Example sentencesExamples
- When she returned she brought not only her report, rather less pathetic-looking than it had been, but also a cup of carry-out tea, to fortify her for the afternoon.
- I seldom choose to spend my free time cooking and instead eat at restaurants or order carry-out on most nights.
- The company operates three different models - a sit-down and buffet restaurant, a delivery / carry-out model and a convenience store unit.
- Far from being honoured by their offspring they feel as if they are tolerated, if only because they put Chinese carry-outs on the table and designer labels on their backs.
- When she arrived in this country aged 55, she had to work in a carry-out restaurant, chopping vegetables, packing up meals, washing dishes.
- Alyth wasn't sure who the others were, but they had all brought carry-outs from the local store.
- I used to wait till darkness came in, then I'd go across the road and get a carry-out.
- I can't afford to hire one of those chefs who cooks in your home, and I think a Chinese carry-out might be a dead giveaway.
- The trash can was overflowing with styrofoam coffee cups and greasy fast food carry-out bags.
- Late one cold night on an uptown A train, a homeless man sat quietly eating his dinner from a aluminum carry-out plate.
- The place was doing a little carry-out business, too.
- Linda Campbell, who lives with her two daughters in a nearby block of flats, says she tries to buy fruit and vegetables but resorts to carry-outs up to three times a week.
- Buy a carry-out meal for a stranger who needs it
- They would have to order carry-out because of her delay, she knew, but her stomach had long ago turned sour.
- We made enough money to buy a carry-out on the way home.
- Julia had gotten home late from work, and was on the couch with carry-out sushi, talking back to the news and gesturing with her chopsticks.
- Mom stepped in, juggling her bag and the carry-out box from Olive Garden.
- He arrived at his girlfriend's flat, clutching an Indian carry-out and a can of Iru Bru.
- If they ban it in pubs, I will just have to get carry-outs and drink at home.
- It began when I got a call, on Saturday to collect a carry-out from the Hermitage Bar on Canal Street and deliver it to a female customer's house.

Definition of carry-out in US English:

carry-out

adjective & nounˈkerēˌoutˈkɛriˌaʊt

Scottish, US

another term for takeout (sense 1)
Example sentencesExamples
- I can't afford to hire one of those chefs who cooks in your home, and I think a Chinese carry-out might be a dead giveaway.
- We made enough money to buy a carry-out on the way home.
- Mom stepped in, juggling her bag and the carry-out box from Olive Garden.
- Buy a carry-out meal for a stranger who needs it
- Linda Campbell, who lives with her two daughters in a nearby block of flats, says she tries to buy fruit and vegetables but resorts to carry-outs up to three times a week.
- The place was doing a little carry-out business, too.
- Julia had gotten home late from work, and was on the couch with carry-out sushi, talking back to the news and gesturing with her chopsticks.
- Far from being honoured by their offspring they feel as if they are tolerated, if only because they put Chinese carry-outs on the table and designer labels on their backs.
- Alyth wasn't sure who the others were, but they had all brought carry-outs from the local store.
- They would have to order carry-out because of her delay, she knew, but her stomach had long ago turned sour.
- I seldom choose to spend my free time cooking and instead eat at restaurants or order carry-out on most nights.
- The company operates three different models - a sit-down and buffet restaurant, a delivery / carry-out model and a convenience store unit.
- When she returned she brought not only her report, rather less pathetic-looking than it had been, but also a cup of carry-out tea, to fortify her for the afternoon.
- If they ban it in pubs, I will just have to get carry-outs and drink at home.
- When she arrived in this country aged 55, she had to work in a carry-out restaurant, chopping vegetables, packing up meals, washing dishes.
- The trash can was overflowing with styrofoam coffee cups and greasy fast food carry-out bags.
- He arrived at his girlfriend's flat, clutching an Indian carry-out and a can of Iru Bru.
- I used to wait till darkness came in, then I'd go across the road and get a carry-out.
- It began when I got a call, on Saturday to collect a carry-out from the Hermitage Bar on Canal Street and deliver it to a female customer's house.
- Late one cold night on an uptown A train, a homeless man sat quietly eating his dinner from a aluminum carry-out plate.

单词	carry-out
释义	Definition of carry-out in English: carry-out noun & adjectiveˈkarɪaʊt Scottish, US another term for takeaway Example sentencesExamples When she returned she brought not only her report, rather less pathetic-looking than it had been, but also a cup of carry-out tea, to fortify her for the afternoon. I seldom choose to spend my free time cooking and instead eat at restaurants or order carry-out on most nights. The company operates three different models - a sit-down and buffet restaurant, a delivery / carry-out model and a convenience store unit. Far from being honoured by their offspring they feel as if they are tolerated, if only because they put Chinese carry-outs on the table and designer labels on their backs. When she arrived in this country aged 55, she had to work in a carry-out restaurant, chopping vegetables, packing up meals, washing dishes. Alyth wasn't sure who the others were, but they had all brought carry-outs from the local store. I used to wait till darkness came in, then I'd go across the road and get a carry-out. I can't afford to hire one of those chefs who cooks in your home, and I think a Chinese carry-out might be a dead giveaway. The trash can was overflowing with styrofoam coffee cups and greasy fast food carry-out bags. Late one cold night on an uptown A train, a homeless man sat quietly eating his dinner from a aluminum carry-out plate. The place was doing a little carry-out business, too. Linda Campbell, who lives with her two daughters in a nearby block of flats, says she tries to buy fruit and vegetables but resorts to carry-outs up to three times a week. Buy a carry-out meal for a stranger who needs it They would have to order carry-out because of her delay, she knew, but her stomach had long ago turned sour. We made enough money to buy a carry-out on the way home. Julia had gotten home late from work, and was on the couch with carry-out sushi, talking back to the news and gesturing with her chopsticks. Mom stepped in, juggling her bag and the carry-out box from Olive Garden. He arrived at his girlfriend's flat, clutching an Indian carry-out and a can of Iru Bru. If they ban it in pubs, I will just have to get carry-outs and drink at home. It began when I got a call, on Saturday to collect a carry-out from the Hermitage Bar on Canal Street and deliver it to a female customer's house. Definition of carry-out in US English: carry-out adjective & nounˈkerēˌoutˈkɛriˌaʊt Scottish, US another term for takeout (sense 1) Example sentencesExamples I can't afford to hire one of those chefs who cooks in your home, and I think a Chinese carry-out might be a dead giveaway. We made enough money to buy a carry-out on the way home. Mom stepped in, juggling her bag and the carry-out box from Olive Garden. Buy a carry-out meal for a stranger who needs it Linda Campbell, who lives with her two daughters in a nearby block of flats, says she tries to buy fruit and vegetables but resorts to carry-outs up to three times a week. The place was doing a little carry-out business, too. Julia had gotten home late from work, and was on the couch with carry-out sushi, talking back to the news and gesturing with her chopsticks. Far from being honoured by their offspring they feel as if they are tolerated, if only because they put Chinese carry-outs on the table and designer labels on their backs. Alyth wasn't sure who the others were, but they had all brought carry-outs from the local store. They would have to order carry-out because of her delay, she knew, but her stomach had long ago turned sour. I seldom choose to spend my free time cooking and instead eat at restaurants or order carry-out on most nights. The company operates three different models - a sit-down and buffet restaurant, a delivery / carry-out model and a convenience store unit. When she returned she brought not only her report, rather less pathetic-looking than it had been, but also a cup of carry-out tea, to fortify her for the afternoon. If they ban it in pubs, I will just have to get carry-outs and drink at home. When she arrived in this country aged 55, she had to work in a carry-out restaurant, chopping vegetables, packing up meals, washing dishes. The trash can was overflowing with styrofoam coffee cups and greasy fast food carry-out bags. He arrived at his girlfriend's flat, clutching an Indian carry-out and a can of Iru Bru. I used to wait till darkness came in, then I'd go across the road and get a carry-out. It began when I got a call, on Saturday to collect a carry-out from the Hermitage Bar on Canal Street and deliver it to a female customer's house. Late one cold night on an uptown A train, a homeless man sat quietly eating his dinner from a aluminum carry-out plate.
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