Serve

/sˈɜːv/

/ˈsɝv/

Definicja i Znaczenie "serve"

to serve

CZASOWNIK

to offer or present food or drink to someone

Transitive: to serve food

serwować, zaserwować

to initiate play in a sport by hitting a ball or object from a designated location using a specific technique, as dictated by the rules of the game

Intransitive

Transitive: to serve a ball

służyć, być użytecznym

to be of use or help in fulfilling or accomplishing something

to work for a specified organization or in a specific role for a period of time

Intransitive: to serve as holder of a position | to serve in an organization

przyczyniać się do, służyć do

contribute or conduce to

to offer assistance or services that help meet the needs or improve the well-being of someone

Transitive: to serve a group

to offer or give someone food or drink, typically as a gesture of hospitality or during a meal

Ditransitive: to serve sb food or drink

to dedicate a portion of one's life, time, or efforts to supporting a cause, institution, or belief

Transitive: to serve an institution or belief

to be suitable, advantageous, or occur at a convenient or favorable time

Intransitive

doręczyć, dostarczyć

to deliver a legal document, such as a summons or writ, to the intended recipient in a formal and official manner in accordance with legal procedures and requirements

Ditransitive: to serve a legal document to sb | to serve sb with a legal document

to work for or assist someone, typically by performing duties or tasks

Transitive: to serve sb

odbywać karę, być w więzieniu

to spend a period of time being locked up in prison

Transitive: to serve a sentence or period of time

służyć, kryć

to engage in copulation, as a male breeding animal with a female, in order to produce offspring

Transitive: to serve a female animal

to be employed or work as a member of the military or armed forces

Intransitive

serwować, wystarczać

(of an amount of food) to be sufficient enough for a particular number of people

Transitive: to serve a number of people

obsługiwać, serwować

to assist customers by providing what they need in a store or business

Transitive: to serve a customer

oszukać, żartować z

to trick or deceive someone, often as a joke or prank

Transitive: to serve sb

Ditransitive: to serve sb a trick

służyć, traktować

to treat or handle someone in a particular manner

Transitive: to serve sb in a specific manner

usługiwać, zapewniać

to provide a product or service to a group of people or an area

Transitive: to serve sb with a product or service

służyć do, prowadzić do

to produce a specific result or effect

Transitive: to serve to do sth

używać, obsługiwać

to operate or use a weapon, especially in a military context

Transitive: to serve a weapon

Serve

RZECZOWNIK

serwis, podanie

the action of putting the ball or puck into play to start a point or match

serve

serving

subserve

Przykład

A complimentary afternoon snack is served to all guests.

The cheese is best served at room temperature.

The waiter served them both with salmon poached in white wine.

Carolyn served them iced tea on the front porch.

Pour the sauce over the pasta and serve immediately.

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