Translations

servedpast participle
UK
/sɜːvd/
US
/sɝvd/
Past-participle adjective derived from the verb “serve”; used attributively and predicatively.
The guests felt well served by the attentive staff.
Гости чувствовали себя хорошо обслуженными внимательным персоналом.
Dessert was served with fresh berries.
Десерт был подан со свежими ягодами.
With his sentence served, he was ready to rebuild his life.
После отбытого срока он был готов начать новую жизнь.
обеспеченныйО наличии доступа к сервисам, инфраструктуре.
The rural village is poorly served by broadband internet.
Сельская деревня плохо обеспечена широкополосным интернетом.
вручённыйЮридический контекст: о документах/уведомлениях.
The served summons required her to appear in court within thirty days.
Вручённая повестка требовала её явиться в суд в течение тридцати дней.
Additional translations
отслужившийОбычно о завершённой военной службе или работе.
обслуживаемыйУказывает на объекты, к которым осуществляется обслуживание или сообщение.
serveverb

served

Past Simple

served
Past Simple
served
Past Participle
serving
Gerund
UK
/sɜːv/
US
/sɜrv/
He decided to serve in the military.
Он решил служить в армии.
The waiter will serve the guests at the table.
Официант будет обслуживать гостей за столом.
She will serve the ball during the match.
Она будет подавать мяч во время матча.
He had to serve a two-year sentence in prison.
Ему пришлось отбывать двухлетний срок в тюрьме.

Definitions

servedpast participle
Having received service, help, or attention.
The guests felt well served by the attentive staff.
Presented or supplied for eating or drinking.
Dessert was served with fresh berries.
Having completed a specified period of duty, employment, or punishment.
With his sentence served, he was ready to rebuild his life.
Provided with or having access to a particular service, facility, or public utility.
The rural village is poorly served by broadband internet.
Officially delivered to the intended recipient, especially of a legal document or notice.
The served summons required her to appear in court within thirty days.
serveverb
To perform duties or services for another person or an organization.
She served as a volunteer at the local animal shelter.
To present or provide food or drink to someone.
The waiter served the guests their meals promptly.
To be of use in achieving or satisfying a purpose.
This tool will serve well for the task at hand.
To deliver a legal document to someone, especially a summons or writ.
The lawyer served the defendant with a subpoena.
To hit the ball to start play in sports like tennis or volleyball.
She served the ball with great precision during the match.
To spend a period of time fulfilling an official duty, sentence, or term, especially in the military, political office, or prison.
He served five years in the Navy before returning to civilian life.
To supply or provide a service to a particular area, group, or customer base.
The new bus route will serve the rural communities north of the city.
To transmit or deliver data, web pages, or other digital content from a server to a client device over a network.
The streaming platform serves high-definition video to millions of users every day.