one-night stand; taking someone home from a bar/club
Slang, often used in nightlife contexts for picking up a partner and going home together. Can be used as a noun or in phrases like お持ち帰りする.
At yesterday's group date, I ended up taking someone home.
He often tries to pick up women at bars.
Polite term for food or drink taken away from a restaurant or shop. Often used in service contexts: お持ち帰りですか？ (For here or to go?).
See also: 持ち帰り
Will you be eating in, or is it to go?
I ordered takeout sushi.