un plat à emporter is a takeaway dish in French.
plate <----someone else left that, but it doesn't mean that. That's the more literal term. its actually "Dish" for one of the meals being served when having dinner in France.
mettre le pied dans le plat
do you mean 'pont', which means 'bridge' in French?
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It's not French
to take away : emporter, emmener a dish in a takeaway: un plat à emporter
"Taken" in Spanish is "tomado". It is pronounced "toe-MAH-doe". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
Emporter ma douleur
they have different ways of saying it depending on the branch but you can say: manger ici, literally eat here or sous place, literally under place. emporter, for takeaway.
"Plat" is a masculine noun in French.
plat principal means 'main course' (of a meal) in French. There is no verb in that.
to take with, taking with
A flat (appartment) is translated "un appartement" (masc.) in French. Flat (adjective) is "plat" (masc.), "plate" (fem.) in French.
'un écran plat' is a flat screen in French.
A dish is 'un plat' in French.
the main course is called 'le plat principal', often shortened as 'le plat' in French.
plat (= dish)