bring (something) into service

To make something usable or functional. We intend to bring a fleet of new buses into service later this year.

bring something into service

to begin to use something; to start something up. They are bringing a much larger boat into service next month. A newer machine will be brought into service next year.

词组	bring (something) into service
释义	bring (something) into service bring (something) into service To make something usable or functional. We intend to bring a fleet of new buses into service later this year. See also: bring, service Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. bring something into service to begin to use something; to start something up. They are bringing a much larger boat into service next month. A newer machine will be brought into service next year. See also: bring, service McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: bring into service bring it on! bring (one) up on charges bring (something) to a close bring to a close bring out bring (something) to an end make make (one) bring up
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