service [ ser·vice ]
Noun
Whatever the level of voluntary service, we want to hear from you.
he volunteered his services as a driver
This has allowed its branch network to focus on customer service and sales.
The level of service, food and comfort makes it money well spent.
service is included in the final bill
he retired after 40 years' service
the computer should provide good service for years
The early part of her working career was spent locally in domestic service.
The board currently provides a dispute resolution service on a voluntary basis.
He said services within the department were operating normally.
service personnel
The local roads, services, amenities, houses and schools are not large enough.
a funeral service
he took his car in for a service
a dinner service
We are on the balls of our feet, like tennis players awaiting service, anxiously twiddling our sticks.
Jenkins served the first four services of the third game, picking up one ace in the process of doing so.
The claimants issued their writ and effected service in accordance with their undertakings.
Verb
He had his motorcycle serviced by the respondent.
The area is well serviced by a number of bus routes.
her life is devoted to servicing others
taxpayers are paying $250 million just to service that debt
It is then that Jane reads about how bulls never service the same cow twice.

