fast-food Definition
☆ fast·-food (fast′fo̵̅o̅d′)
adjective
designating a type of restaurant that offers low-cost food that is cooked and served quickly
fast-food Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- outlet: Well, maybe you could get a local fast-food outlet to help out in return for a mention in the credits.
- restaurant: They remind me of burgers on spread out on the grill in a fast-food restaurant.
- chain: Marie Driscoll, analyst with Argus Research who follows several fast-food chains, agreed.
- franchise: It can cost anything from a few thousand pounds for a cleaning business to hundreds of thousands of pounds for a fast-food franchise.
- giant: The fast-food giant also offers free course packs to schools through ' education business partnerships ' .
- consumption: A final effect of the increase in fast-food consumption is the gradual loss of a 'food culture ' .
Noun used with modifier
American: Of the ships american fast-food restaurants got a much-needed manicure.
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