take-awaypass
nounUK /ˈteɪkəweɪ pɑːs/
US /ˈteɪkəweɪ pæs/
A take-awaypass is a special ticket that lets you leave a place and come back.
Mia showed her take-awaypass at the gate so she could go outside and play, then come back in.
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2. A note from a teacher that lets a student leave the classroom for a short time.
The teacher gave Ben a take-awaypass to visit the nurse.
3. A card that lets a worker step out of the building during work hours.
He kept his take-awaypass in his pocket for quick breaks.
4. A pass you get at a theme park to leave and re-enter the same day.
Our take-awaypass let us go to the car for lunch and come back to the rides.