How Do You Spell TAKEOUTS?

Pronunciation: [tˈe͡ɪka͡ʊts] (IPA)

The word "takeouts" refers to food that is prepared for takeout or delivery. The phonetic transcription for this word is /ˈteɪk-aʊts/. It starts with the "t" sound which is followed by the diphthong "ay" which represents the sound produced by combining the "a" and "i" sounds. This is followed by the "k" sound and a short vowel "a" before the final "ts" sound. With this transcription, speakers can accurately pronounce the word and avoid common spelling mistakes.

TAKEOUTS Meaning and Definition

1. Takeouts are pre-prepared meals or dishes that are purchased from a restaurant or food establishment and typically consumed at a location other than the place of purchase. These ready-to-eat meals are specifically designed to be taken out of the establishment and consumed elsewhere, such as at home, in the office, or while on the go. Takeouts are a convenient option for individuals who do not have the time or desire to cook, or those looking for a quick and hassle-free meal.

   Takeouts can vary widely in terms of cuisine and menu offerings. They often include popular dishes such as pizza, burgers, sandwiches, stir-fries, curries, and more. These meals are typically packaged in containers or boxes that are designed to maintain the food's freshness and prevent spills or leaks during transportation.

   The popularity of takeouts has increased significantly with the rise of fast food and dining culture. They are commonly offered by fast food chains, casual restaurants, and even gourmet establishments. Takeouts may be ordered via phone, online platforms, or in person at the establishment. They allow individuals to enjoy restaurant-quality food at their convenience without the need for sit-down dining.

   Notably, takeouts are not limited to main meals alone; they often include side dishes, desserts, and beverages as well. Many establishments also offer special takeout promotions and deals to attract customers.

Common Misspellings for TAKEOUTS

• takout
• strkeouts
• stikeouts
• takeoutt
• takouts
• trieouts
• takeouttt
• Fakouts

Etymology of TAKEOUTS

The word "takeout" originated in the United States in the mid-20th century and was derived from the phrasal verb "take out". The etymology of "take out" itself can be traced back to Middle English and Old English roots.

In Middle English, the word "taken" meant to seize or grasp, while the word "ut" referred to the action of moving or taking something outside. These words eventually combined to form the phrasal verb "take out", which meant to take something away from a particular place or remove it.

Over time, "takeout" came to be used as a noun to describe a meal that is prepared and packaged for consumption outside of the restaurant. This term gained popularity in the 1940s and has since become widely used to refer to food that is ordered for takeaway or takeout.