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🔑serviceserv·ice1 /ˈsərvəs / noun ➤work for organization为机构工作- [uncountable] working for a country, a company, an organization, the army, etc.工作；服务；效劳◆The congressman was thanked for his years of service to the party.这位国会议员因为效力该党多年而受到感谢。◆He was accused of trying to avoid military service during the Vietnam War.他被指控在越战期间企图逃避兵役。◆He left the police force after thirty years' service.他在警察部队工作三十年后离职了。
➤providing something提供- [countable] a system or an organization that provides the public with something necessary or useful in daily life; the job that an organization does公共服务体系（或机构）；公共事业的服务◆a personal shopping service个性化购物服务◆an Internet service provider因特网服务提供者◆The delivery company is starting a new overnight service.这家快递公司准备推出一项新的隔夜快递服务。◆We offer a number of financial services.我们提供多种金融服务。
- [countable, usually singular] one of certain government departments or public institutions政府部门；公共机构◆the foreign service驻外事务处
➤army / navy / air force陆军；海军；空军- the service [singular] the military forces军队；部队◆Our daughter was in the service for five years.我们的女儿在军队服役五年。
➤in hotel / store / restaurant宾馆；商店；餐馆- [uncountable] the work or the quality of work done by someone when serving a customer（对顾客的）服务，接待◆I enjoyed the food, but the service was terrible.我觉得食物味道不错，但服务太差。◆If you have any problem with the computer, call our customer service department.您的计算机如有任何问题，请致电我们的客户服务部。
➤religious ceremony宗教仪式- [countable] (
religion宗教) a religious ceremony, usually including prayers, singing, etc.宗教仪式，礼拜（通常包括祈祷、唱歌等）◆a funeral service丧葬宗教仪式
➤in tennis网球- [countable] (
sport体育) the act of hitting the ball at the start of play in tennis and similar games; a player's turn to serve发球；发球权
serviceserv·ice2 /ˈsərvəs / verb [transitive] to examine and, if necessary, repair a car, machine, etc.检修；维护；保养◆My car hasn't been serviced since last year.我的车自去年以来就没检修过。 |