serve

US /sɝːv/
UK /sɝːv/
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1.

服務, 侍候

perform duties or services for (a person or organization)

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He has served the company for 20 years.
他已經為公司服務了20年。
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The waiter served us quickly.
服務員很快地為我們服務。
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work forbe employed byattend towait onassist
2.

供應, 端上

present (food or drink) to someone

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Dinner is being served at 7 PM.
晚餐將在晚上7點供應。
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They served us a delicious meal.
他們為我們準備了一頓美味的飯菜。
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providesupplydish uppresent
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起作用, 有用

be of use in achieving or satisfying something

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This tool will serve its purpose well.
這個工具將很好地發揮其作用。
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His experience will serve him well in the new role.
他的經驗將使他在新職位上受益匪淺。
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be usefulbe of usefunctionact asperform
4.

發球

(in tennis and other racket sports) hit the ball or shuttlecock to start play

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It's your turn to serve.
輪到你發球了。
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She served an ace.
她發出了一個愛司球。
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hitstrikevolley
1.

服務, 服役

a period of time spent in a particular job or activity

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He completed his military service.
他完成了兵役服務。
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She has a long service record.
她有很長的服務記錄。
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dutyemploymentworklabor
2.

服務, 幫助

the action of helping or doing work for someone

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Customer service is very important.
客戶服務非常重要。
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The hotel offers excellent room service.
這家酒店提供優質的客房服務。
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assistanceaidhelpsupport
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