Takeout

Definition of Takeout

food that is prepared and sold to be eaten elsewhere; also, the action of buying and taking food away from a restaurant

How should Takeout divide into syllables

The first syllable 'take' has the vowel 'a' and the consonants 't' and 'k'. The second syllable 'out' has the vowels 'ou' and the consonants 't'.

Part of Speech - Takeout

I ordered some takeout from my favorite restaurant.

Sentences with Takeout

• I don't feel like cooking, let's order takeout tonight.
• We got some Chinese takeout for lunch.
• He picked up some takeout on his way home from work.
• I prefer takeout over eating in a restaurant.
• She always gets takeout when she's too busy to cook.
• The restaurant offers takeout and delivery options for their customers.
• We ordered some takeout for our picnic in the park.
• I'm going to grab some takeout for dinner.
• The takeout containers were stacked neatly on the counter.
• I like to have some snacks ready for takeout when I travel.

Quotes with Takeout

• "I'm more of a takeout person. I don't really like to cook." - Chrissy Teigen
• "I'm a huge fan of Chinese takeout food." - Alexander Wang
• "I miss my mom's cooking and Chinese takeout." - Ashton Kutcher
• "I'm a big takeout foodie." - Priyanka Chopra
• "I love food and I love Chinese takeout." - Ali Wong

Number of characters in Takeout

7 ( t, a, k, e, o, u, t )

Unique letters in Takeout

6 ( t, a, k, e, o, u )

Takeout Backwards

tuoekat

Phonetic Transcription of Takeout

IPA (International): ˈteɪˌkaʊt

ARA (American): ˈteˌkaʊt

EPA (English): ˈteɪˌkaʊt

TEY-KAW-T