テイクアウト

ていくあうと
noun, suru verb
takeout, to-go
1. takeout, carryout, to-go
Food ordered to be eaten elsewhere rather than on the premises.
テイクアウトでお(ねが)いします。
I'd like it to go, please.
この(みせ)はテイクアウトもできる。
This restaurant also offers takeout.
コロナ()でテイクアウトの需要(じゅよう)()えた。
Demand for takeout increased during the COVID-19 pandemic.

LOANWORD:
From English 'takeout' or 'take out.'

JAPANESE EQUIVALENTS:

  • ()(かえ)り (the traditional Japanese term)
  • ()(かえ)り (polite form)

REGISTER:
Neutral to casual. Common in urban areas and chain restaurants.

COMMON PATTERNS:

  • テイクアウトする (to get takeout)
  • テイクアウト可能(かのう) (takeout available)
  • テイクアウト専門店(せんもんてん) (takeout-only shop)

CULTURAL CONTEXT:
テイクアウト became especially common during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many restaurants that didn't offer it before started providing takeout options.

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