go-cup
noun [ C ] US uk/ˈɡəʊˌkʌp/ us/ˈɡoʊˌkʌp/
（酒水、饮料的）外卖塑料杯（纸杯）
a plastic or paper cup that you can use to take a drink away from the place where you buy it
About one-quarter of the Quarter's bars, lounges, and restaurants don't offer go-cups. 该居民区约1/4的酒吧、酒店大堂和餐厅不提供酒水和饮料外卖。
Go-cups of sweet tea and sides are there for you to serve yourself.
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- It's illegal to walk down the street with an open can of beer, but bars offer go-cups to patrons who haven't finished their beer.
- For breakfast on the run, try their "breakfast in a go-cup", which stacks scrambled eggs with bacon and hash browns or grits.