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*ser·vice¹ /`sɜvɪs; ˈsɜːvɪs/
n
1 [U] the help that people who work in a restaurant, hotel, shop etc give you 〔餐厅、宾馆、商店等的〕服务，侍候，接待:
The food is terrific but the service is very slow. 食物味道很好，但是服务很慢。
the customer service department 客户服务部
2 [C] a place such as a hospital, school etc that is provided for the public to use 公共服务，公共设施:
People want good public services. 人们希望有良好的公共服务。
the National Health Service 国民保健制度
3 [C,U] the work that you do for a person or organization 〔对某人或某机构的〕服务，效劳; 任职:
He retired after 20 years of service. 他服务 20 年之后退休了。
4 [C] a business that provides help or does jobs for people, rather than producing things 服务性工作，服务性行业:
regular bus services 定期的巴士服务
We offer a free information service. 我们免费提供咨询服务。
5 the services a country's military forces 军队
6 [C] an organization that works for a government 政府部门:
the diplomatic service 外交部
7 [C] a formal religious ceremony, especially in a church 礼拜，宗教仪式:
the evening service at St Marks 圣马可教堂的晚祷礼拜
8 [C] an act of hitting the ball to your opponent to start a game of tennis etc 〔网球等的〕发球
9 be in service/out of service to be available or not available for people to use 在使用中/不在使用中:
Sorry, this bus is out of service. 对不起，这辆巴士不开。
10 [C] the regular examination of a machine or vehicle to make sure it works correctly 〔机器的〕检修，维修，保养:
The car is in the garage for a service. 车子在汽车修理站检修。
11 services BrE a place where you can stop to buy petrol, food etc on a MOTORWAY 【英】 〔高速公路上有汽油、食品供应的〕路边服务站
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