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service

UK
/ˈsɜː.vɪs/
US
/ˈsɝː.vɪs/

Translations

servicenoun
services
pl
UK
/ˈsɜː.vɪs/
US
/ˈsɝː.vɪs/
The restaurant is known for its excellent service.
Le restaurant est connu pour son excellent service.
serviceDans le sens de prestation ou desserte d’un public.
The city has a reliable bus service.
La ville dispose d’un service de bus fiable.
officeSens religieux.
The church holds a service every Sunday morning.
L’église célèbre un office chaque dimanche matin.
significationSens juridique, pour la remise d’un acte.
He received service of the court order yesterday.
Il a reçu la signification de l’ordonnance du tribunal hier.
service de tableEnsemble de vaisselle assortie.
She bought a new dinner service for the holiday gathering.
Elle a acheté un nouveau service de table pour la réunion de famille.
serviceAu tennis ou au volley-ball.
Her powerful service won her the match.
Son service puissant lui a fait gagner le match.
service militaireContexte des forces armées.
He joined the service right after college.
Il est entré dans le service militaire juste après l’université.
révisionEntretien courant d’un véhicule ou d’une machine.
The car needs a service every 10,000 miles.
La voiture a besoin d’une révision tous les 10 000 miles.
anciennetéDurée d’emploi ou de fonction.
She received a medal for twenty years of service with the company.
Elle a reçu une médaille pour vingt ans d’ancienneté dans l’entreprise.
serviceInformatique, processus d’arrière-plan.
The web server runs as a service that handles all incoming HTTP requests.
Le serveur web fonctionne comme un service qui traite toutes les requêtes HTTP entrantes.
serviceInformatique, fonctionnalité fournie par un système ou une application.
The app connects to a cloud service to sync data.
L’application se connecte à un service cloud pour synchroniser les données.
Synonyms
assistance
help
aid
support
benefit
utility
function
duty
work
operation
serviceverb
serviced
Past Simple
serviced
Past Participle
servicing
Gerund
UK
/ˈsɜː.vɪs/
US
/ˈsɝː.vɪs/
entretenirPour un véhicule ou une machine.
The mechanic will service the car to ensure it's running smoothly.
Le mécanicien va entretenir la voiture pour s’assurer qu’elle fonctionne bien.
servirAu sens de fournir une assistance à des clients.
The company aims to service its clients with the highest level of professionalism.
L’entreprise vise à servir ses clients avec le plus haut niveau de professionnalisme.
desservirAu sens de fournir des biens ou des services à une zone ou à une clientèle.
The local store services the entire neighborhood with fresh produce.
Le magasin local dessert tout le quartier en produits frais.
servirAu sens de payer les intérêts d’une dette.
The company struggled to service its loans during the economic downturn.
L’entreprise a eu du mal à servir ses emprunts pendant le ralentissement économique.
Additional translations
saillirSe dit d’un mâle en reproduction animale.
Synonyms
assist
help
aid
support
facilitate
provide
supply
serve
serviceadjective
UK
/ˈsɜː.vɪs/
US
/ˈsɝː.vɪs/
Used attributively before a noun to denote relation to service or duty (e.g., "service industry", "service uniform").
de serviceQualifie une tenue ou une fonction liée au service ou au devoir.
She wore her service uniform during the ceremony.
Elle portait son uniforme de service pendant la cérémonie.
Synonyms
operational
operable
functional
functioning
working
serviceable
running
active
available
in-service
serving
attendant

Definitions

servicenoun
The action of helping or doing work for someone.
The restaurant is known for its excellent service.
A system supplying a public need such as transport, communications, or utilities such as electricity and water.
The city has a reliable bus service.
A ceremony of religious worship according to a prescribed form.
The church holds a service every Sunday morning.
The formal act of delivering a legal document such as a summons or writ.
He received service of the court order yesterday.
A set of matching dishes and utensils used for serving a meal.
She bought a new dinner service for the holiday gathering.
The act of serving a ball, as in tennis or volleyball.
Her powerful service won her the match.
Employment in the armed forces of a country.
He joined the service right after college.
A routine act of maintenance carried out on a machine or vehicle.
The car needs a service every 10,000 miles.
The length or period of time during which someone works for an employer or holds a position.
She received a medal for twenty years of service with the company.
A background process in a computer or operating system that performs specific tasks or provides functionality to other programs.
The web server runs as a service that handles all incoming HTTP requests.
A function or set of functions provided by a computer system, server, or application to fulfill specific tasks for users or other programs.
The app connects to a cloud service to sync data.
serviceverb
To perform maintenance or repair work on a machine or vehicle.
The mechanic will service the car to ensure it's running smoothly.
To provide assistance or support to customers or clients.
The company aims to service its clients with the highest level of professionalism.
To supply with goods or services.
The local store services the entire neighborhood with fresh produce.
To pay interest on a debt.
The company struggled to service its loans during the economic downturn.
Of a male animal, to mate with (a female) for breeding purposes.
The farmer brought in a stallion to service the mares.
serviceadjective
Relating to or intended for the provision of a service or the performance of duty.
She wore her service uniform during the ceremony.
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