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m.Service, Robert William Service.* * */ˈserβis/( RPl)servicehacerle un service al auto to have the car serviced* * *service nmRP customer service -
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n. m.1. Le service (abbr. le service militaire): National service. Il a fait son service dans la marine! He did his 'army-days' in the navy!2. Etre service- service: To do everything 'by the book', to be a stickler for rules and regulations. -
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['sɜːvɪs] I II 1. n1) слу́жбаto take into one's service — найма́ти, бра́ти на слу́жбу
to take service with smb. — вступа́ти на слу́жбу до ко́гось
in active service — на ді́йсній слу́жбі
2) обслуго́вування; се́рвісmedical service — меди́чне обслуго́вування
3) по́слугаat your service — до ва́ших по́слуг
can I be of service to you? — чи (не) мо́жу я бу́ти вам кори́сним?
4) військ. рід військthe [fighting] services — а́рмія, морськи́й і пові́тря́ний флот
5) серві́з6) судове́ повідо́млення7) спорт. пода́ча ( м'яча)8) сполу́чення, зв'язо́к; рух9) слу́жба, сфе́ра дія́льності10) attr. службо́вий2. v1) обслуго́вувати2) прово́дити о́гляд і пото́чний ремо́нт ( автомобіля тощо)3) заправля́ти ( автомобіль) -
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['səːvɪs]n1) служба- be in smb's service
- do one's military service2) обслуживаниеThe service at this hotel is very good. — В этой гостинице очень хорошее обслуживание
- excellent service- public services
- complain of the poor service
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1. службаair traffic serviceAirMet serviceflight serviceground servicehalon serviceLOX servicesearch and rescue service -
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[sə:vɪs] n1) служба; государственная, военная службаto take smb. into one's service — нанимать кого-либо на службу
2) обслуживание; услужениеemergency service — неотложная помощь, скорая помощь
3) услуга4) сообщение, связь, движение, рейсы5) сервиз6) спорт. подача (мяча) -
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['səːvɪs] 1. nusługa f; (in hotel, restaurant) obsługa f; (also: train service) połączenie nt kolejowe; ( REL) nabożeństwo nt; ( AUT) przegląd m; (TENNIS) serwis m, podanie nt; (plates, etc) serwis mservices (to) — usługi (dla +gen) ( extraordinary) zasługi pl (dla +gen)
to do sb a service — wyświadczyć ( perf) komuś przysługę
2. vtto put one's car in for a service — oddawać (oddać perf) samochód do przeglądu
dokonywać (dokonać perf) przeglądu +gen* * *(the ships of a country that are employed in trading, and their crews: His son has joined the merchant navy.) marynarka handlowa -
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خِدْمَة \ a good turn: a helpful action: You did me a good turn. service: helpful work: My old clock has given me good service. He was well paid for his services, the work done by those serving in a hotel or restaurant The food was good but the service was too slow. A service charge was added to the bill, a regular arrangement that supplies a public need a train service; a postal service, regular attention (oiling, etc.) that is given to a machine.
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