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carry-out

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carry-out [ˈkærɪˌaʊt]
A. ADJ [meal etc] → para llevar
B. N (= food) → comida f para llevar (esp Scot) (= drink) → bebida f para llevar
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His latest target is cheap carry-outs from supermarkets.
RecordView: We'll have what he is drinking by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
95 Paperback The who's buying series HD7287 Based on data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Consumer Expenditures Survey, this volume contains tables and descriptions of average, total, and indexed spending at restaurants and carry-outs in 2003 by demographics and product, market shares, and general household expenses from 2000 to 2003.
Who's Buying at Restaurants and Carry-outs, 3d ed by Reference & Research Book News
Going to an Indian restaurant or getting a carry-out takes the stress out of Christmas Day.
CURRY'S FESTIVE DISH OF THE DAY; Scots ditch turkey by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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