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Noun. Any new piece of information gleaned from a lecture, interview, or other media presentation, etc. that can be of exponential value when acted upon or put to use.
Among the general fund of knowledge provided in this financial seminar, there were actually several takeaways that could give our company great marketing edge.
dodane przez GoldieLucks sierpień 06, 2009
take-out food from a restaurant.
let's order some chinese takeaway.
dodane przez UnlikeJason listopad 04, 2007
What you can take from a situation or a presentation, in terms of understandings, insights etc
From the profit graph I can take away the fact that the RIF (reduction in force) was brilliant!
dodane przez Doron123 czerwiec 01, 2005
Used to refer to a person who is picked up at a party or other social gathering purely for sex.
John:Did you hear? Becky was a take away at last night's party.
Kevin:Oh please. She's a take away at every party.

Mike:So are you going to the concert tonight?
Peter:Hell yeah! I'm hoping to bag a take away too.
dodane przez crapulousity marzec 02, 2009
An item taken from a person's home, car, or any other personal space to be later used as an excuse to see said aforementioned person.
Girl 1 "Dude why are you wearing Kevin's hat?"

Girl 2 "I stole it because I want to see him again later. It's my take-away. Duh."
dodane przez Ender_187 luty 09, 2013
Another way of saying take-out.
Guy: "Im kinda hungry, wanna get some take away?"

Girl: "Sure, How bout Chinese?"
dodane przez Nemooooooo listopad 11, 2008
takeaways, also known as takeouts, fast food ect.
parent: what would you like for dinner tonight kids?
kid: can we get takeaways?
dodane przez blyth maj 23, 2007

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