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1. n подача2. v служить, быть слугой3. v работать, состоять на службе, быть служащим4. v служить в армии, быть военнымto serve abroad — служить в войсках, находящихся за границей
does it serve your turn — это вам подходит; это вам годится
5. v обслуживать6. v снабжать7. v заниматься клиентами, покупателями, обслуживать8. v подавать, разносить; обслуживатьto serve at table — подавать, обслуживать
9. v кормить, пичкать10. v выполнять назначение; служить; использоваться, применяться11. v быть полезным, оказывать помощь; содействоватьI would do much to serve you — я бы многое отдал, чтобы быть вам полезным
I wish I could serve you in this matter — жаль, что я не могу помочь вам в этом деле
12. v благоприятствовать13. v удовлетворять, годиться, быть достаточным14. v отбывать срокhe served eight months in jail — он отсидел восемь месяцев в обходиться, поступать
to serve sentence — отбывать приговор, наказание
15. v церк. служить службу16. v подавать мяч17. v юр. доставлять, вручатьto serve notice — официально извещать; вручать повестку
to serve a notice — вручать повестку, уведомление
18. v с. -х. случать, спаривать19. v мор. клетневатьto serve the time — приспосабливаться к духу времени;
Синонимический ряд:1. act (verb) act; function; officiate; operate; perform2. attend (verb) attend; care for; cater; do for; minister; minister to; mother; nurse; provide; purvey; satisfy; wait on3. benefit (verb) advantage; avail; benefit; better; further; oblige; profit; work for4. enlist (verb) enlist; enroll5. follow (verb) accept; agree; answer; do; follow; obey; suffice; suit6. help (verb) administer; aid; facilitate; help; succor; succour7. promote (verb) advance; assist; contribute; encourage; forward; foster; promote; work8. treat (verb) deal with; handle; play; take; treat; use -
42 number one
paзг.I. n phrTake myself - I choose that example because after all number one is what I know most about (J. Lindsay). When shall I learn to look after number one and not fritter away my energy on altruistic crusades? (R. Aldington)II. adj phr1) глaвный, пepвый, caмый вaжныйIt took him a long time, but now he's Number One man in Rodnik (S. Heym). President Roosevelt had called the South "the nation's economic problem number one" (W. Foster)2) пepвoклaccный, пepвocopтный'I have spoken to Bing...' 'I don't like him personally. He thinks he knows a lot. But he will turn out an A Number One job' (S. Heym)
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