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serving

/ˈsɜː.vɪŋ/

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noun

/ˈsɜː.vɪŋ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее индивидуальную порцию еды или напитка, принимаемую как часть трапезы, или действие по вручению юридического документа, такого как повестка или судебный приказ.

A noun referring to an individual portion of food or drink taken as part of a meal, or the act of delivering a legal document such as a writ or summons.

  1. Portion of foodA2formal

    An individual quantity of food or drink taken as part of a meal.

    ruПорция

    • She ate a large serving of pasta for dinner.
    • The recipe yields four servings.
    • He poured himself a generous serving of juice.

    Synonymsbowlfuldollopplatefulportionrationscoopshare

  2. Legal deliveryC1formal

    The act of delivering a writ or summons upon someone.

    ruВручение

    • The serving of the subpoena was completed yesterday.
    • He was charged with obstruction after avoiding the serving of court papers.
    • Proper serving of legal documents is required for the case to proceed.

    Synonymsservice

Forms
  • servings plural form
  • servings' possessive plural form
  • serving's possessive singular form
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verb

serve/sɜːrv/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий подачу еды или напитков, выполнение обязанности или доставку чего-либо, например, судебных документов.

A verb used to indicate providing food or drink, performing a duty, or delivering something such as legal papers.

  1. Provide food or drinkA2formal

    To give someone food or drink as part of a meal or service.

    ruПодача еды или напитков

    • The waiter served us a delicious meal.
    • She served coffee to the guests.
    • They serve breakfast from 7 to 10 AM.

    Synonymsdish outdish upladleofferplatepourpresentput outscoopset out

    Antonymsdenyrefusewithhold

  2. Work or perform dutyB1formal

    To work for someone or perform a duty, especially in a job or role.

    ruСлужить

    • He served in the army for ten years.
    • She serves as the company's CEO.
    • The judge served the community for decades.

    Synonymsactfunctionlaborofficiateperformtoilwork

  3. Deliver legal documentC1formallegal

    To present a legal document to someone officially.

    ruВручить судебный документ

    • The court served him with a summons.
    • They served the papers to the defendant.
    • The lawyer served the notice of eviction.

    Synonymsdeliverhand overpresent

  4. Sports: Start playB1formalsport

    To start play by hitting the ball in sports like tennis or volleyball.

    ruПодача в спорте

    • She served an ace in the tennis match.
    • He serves the ball with great power.
    • The player will serve next in the game.

    Synonymsdeliverhitstart

Forms
  • served past participle
  • served past simple
  • serving present participle
  • serves third person singular

Phrasal variantsserve up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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