外卖 (wài mài): (of a restaurant) to provide a takeout or home delivery meal (Verb, Noun) — Meaning & Stroke Order

He was too lazy to cook, so he ordered takeout.

Don't always find fault with the food delivery being late; there might be traffic.

My takeout order includes a salad and a drink.

Don't always complain about the slow delivery; everyone has a hard time during peak hours.

Maybe we should order takeout; there's almost no food left in the fridge.

I suggest we don't order takeout tonight; how about trying out the new recipe I just learned?

Even knowing the consequences, she couldn't resist the temptation to order takeout late at night.

He generously gave the delivery person a considerable tip to thank them for the delivery during the heavy rain.

Despite the traffic congestion, the food delivery riders still nimbly shuttle through the stream of vehicles to deliver on time.