takeaway是什么意思

音标:英 [ˈteɪkəweɪ]美 [ˈtekəˌwe]

a. 外吃的, 外卖的外卖食品的餐馆, 外卖食品的商店

a concession made by a labor union to a company that is trying to lower its expenditures
the act of taking the ball or puck away from the team on the offense (as by the interception of a pass)

takeaway的用法和例句：

1. The takeaway here is, I am on a trip.

现在的关键是 我在外面

2. Why is that your takeaway? I just want to know.

你为什么在乎这个 我只是想知道

3. Your takeaway should be that you are the reason she's such a good mom, which she is.

你应该领悟的是 你是她成为好妈妈的原因 她的确是好妈妈

4. And that is not a bad takeaway for a little road trip.

虽然路途艰辛 但值得一搏

5. So the main takeaway here is that they both live in the building legally.

所以主要的信息就是 他们是这栋楼的合法居民

6. It is a bit like having the takeaway two doors down.

这就好比从隔壁的隔壁买外卖

7. His takeaway was that material possessions mean nothing.

他带回的礼物都是 毫无意义的物质财产

8. And I deserve a takeaway for the pain and suffering of this dress.

而且我需要东西来减轻 这条裙子带来的痛苦和折磨

9. For the cubs, lunch today will have to be a takeaway.

熊宝宝们今天的午餐 只能带走吃了

10. We should've got a takeaway, opened some champagne.

我们应该点个外卖的 再开几瓶香槟