英语词汇service的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

noun | verb

service1 /ˈsɜːvəs, ˈsɜːvɪs $ ˈsɜːr-/ noun 1. something that is provided for people to use by a company, an organization, or by the governmentadjectivesa free service We offer a free advice service to our members.an online service (=using the internet) Next time, why don’t you use our online service?a 24-hour service (=available at any time) The ticket office has a 24-hour service.a vital/essential service (=very important and necessary) For many old people, the local post office is a vital service.a comprehensive service (=which includes everything) We provide a comprehensive service to all our clients.financial/legal services The cost of legal services deters many people from consulting a lawyer.medical services The health system in Britain gives people free access to medical services.public services (=provided by the government for people in general) Many people in the world live without public services such as clean water.local services (=services such as public transport and waste collection) Local services are being cut back to save money.the postal service The postal service is usually good.nouns + servicethe emergency services (=police, fire, and ambulance services) To call the emergency services in Britain, you dial 999.the fire/police/ambulance service Calls to the ambulance service increase during the winter months.the health/education service We are proud of our country’s health service.a delivery service They offer a free delivery service on all orders over $30.an advice/counselling service The university offers a counselling service for students.an information/news service The information service provides busy managers with all the information they need.a support service We provide support services for disabled people.the library service The library service in schools is being cut.a telephone/broadband service The company offers a mobile broadband service.verbsoffer/provide a service The organization provides a customer advice service.deliver a service Our aim is to deliver a high-quality support service.use a service Many elderly people use this service.access a service (=be able to use it) A growing range of services can now be accessed online.launch/introduce a service The company has launched a new online booking service.develop a service We plan to develop new services in the future.expand/extend a service They have plans to expand the service to other areas.cut/axe a service (=stop providing it) The council will be forced to cut this service unless more funding can be found.improve a service We need extra funding to improve library services.service + nounsa service provider Who is your internet service provider?a service user More than 500 health service users were interviewed for this study.service delivery Effective service delivery requires adequate funding and training.2. the work of dealing with customers in a shop, business, hotel etcadjectivesgood/great/excellent service You expect good service if you’re paying so much.poor/bad/terrible service I always complain when I receive poor service.personal service Everyone who comes into our store gets friendly and personal service.slow service The food was good, but the service was very slow.quick/prompt/swift service We promise you quick service, even at busy times.efficient service The service in the store is extremely efficient.friendly service It’s a hotel with a reputation for friendly service.nouns + servicecustomer service The company offers excellent customer service.after-sales service (=advice and help with a product after buying it) Good after-sales service is important when you are buying a car.verbsreceive good/poor etc service If you have received poor service, let us know.offer/provide service We are committed to providing excellent service.improve service They need to improve the service in the hotel.phrasesthe standard/quality of service They have improved the standard of service.3. BrE a regular system of buses, trains, planes, or boats to and from a particular placeadjectivesa direct service There’s a direct service to London.a daily/hourly etc service There’s an hourly bus service into the city centre.a frequent service There is a frequent service into the centre of Paris.a reliable/efficient service The town has a very reliable bus service.a limited/reduced service They operate a reduced service at weekends.a full service A full service will operate during July and August.a scheduled service Pan Am operated the first scheduled service across the Atlantic.nouns + servicea rail/train service The company runs train services between London and Edinburgh.a bus/coach service There is a regular bus service to the village.a ferry service A ferry service runs from Portsmouth to Bilbao.a transport service Passengers want a reliable transport service.a shuttle service (=one that covers a short distance several times a day) A shuttle service takes you from the airport car park to the terminal building.a passenger service The first passenger service on this route was in 1961.verbsuse a service Many people use the 7.40 service.lay on/provide a service At Christmas, the rail company will lay on extra services to cope with the demand.launch a service The airline is launching two new services to Tenerife.run/operate a service P&O operate ferry services to Zeebrugge.a service runs/operates The service operates seven days a week.cut/axe a service The Sunday service has been axed.4. a religious ceremonyadjectives/nouns + servicea church service He attended the church service on Christmas Day.a religious service She had been to a Jewish religious service.a funeral service (=one held for burying or cremating someone who has died) Over 350 people attended her funeral service.a memorial service (=one to remind people of someone who has died) A memorial service for the victims of the bombing will be held next week.a wedding/marriage service She wanted a traditional wedding service in a church.verbsconduct a service The service was conducted by Reverend Salters.attend a service Over 1,000 people attended the service in the cathedral.hold a service The memorial service will be held on 26 September.

词组	service
释义	noun \| verb service1 /ˈsɜːvəs, ˈsɜːvɪs $ ˈsɜːr-/ noun 1. something that is provided for people to use by a company, an organization, or by the governmentadjectivesa free service We offer a free advice service to our members.an online service (=using the internet) Next time, why don’t you use our online service?a 24-hour service (=available at any time) The ticket office has a 24-hour service.a vital/essential service (=very important and necessary) For many old people, the local post office is a vital service.a comprehensive service (=which includes everything) We provide a comprehensive service to all our clients.financial/legal services The cost of legal services deters many people from consulting a lawyer.medical services The health system in Britain gives people free access to medical services.public services (=provided by the government for people in general) Many people in the world live without public services such as clean water.local services (=services such as public transport and waste collection) Local services are being cut back to save money.the postal service The postal service is usually good.nouns + servicethe emergency services (=police, fire, and ambulance services) To call the emergency services in Britain, you dial 999.the fire/police/ambulance service Calls to the ambulance service increase during the winter months.the health/education service We are proud of our country’s health service.a delivery service They offer a free delivery service on all orders over $30.an advice/counselling service The university offers a counselling service for students.an information/news service The information service provides busy managers with all the information they need.a support service We provide support services for disabled people.the library service The library service in schools is being cut.a telephone/broadband service The company offers a mobile broadband service.verbsoffer/provide a service The organization provides a customer advice service.deliver a service Our aim is to deliver a high-quality support service.use a service Many elderly people use this service.access a service (=be able to use it) A growing range of services can now be accessed online.launch/introduce a service The company has launched a new online booking service.develop a service We plan to develop new services in the future.expand/extend a service They have plans to expand the service to other areas.cut/axe a service (=stop providing it) The council will be forced to cut this service unless more funding can be found.improve a service We need extra funding to improve library services.service + nounsa service provider Who is your internet service provider?a service user More than 500 health service users were interviewed for this study.service delivery Effective service delivery requires adequate funding and training.2. the work of dealing with customers in a shop, business, hotel etcadjectivesgood/great/excellent service You expect good service if you’re paying so much.poor/bad/terrible service I always complain when I receive poor service.personal service Everyone who comes into our store gets friendly and personal service.slow service The food was good, but the service was very slow.quick/prompt/swift service We promise you quick service, even at busy times.efficient service The service in the store is extremely efficient.friendly service It’s a hotel with a reputation for friendly service.nouns + servicecustomer service The company offers excellent customer service.after-sales service (=advice and help with a product after buying it) Good after-sales service is important when you are buying a car.verbsreceive good/poor etc service If you have received poor service, let us know.offer/provide service We are committed to providing excellent service.improve service They need to improve the service in the hotel.phrasesthe standard/quality of service They have improved the standard of service.3. BrE a regular system of buses, trains, planes, or boats to and from a particular placeadjectivesa direct service There’s a direct service to London.a daily/hourly etc service There’s an hourly bus service into the city centre.a frequent service There is a frequent service into the centre of Paris.a reliable/efficient service The town has a very reliable bus service.a limited/reduced service They operate a reduced service at weekends.a full service A full service will operate during July and August.a scheduled service Pan Am operated the first scheduled service across the Atlantic.nouns + servicea rail/train service The company runs train services between London and Edinburgh.a bus/coach service There is a regular bus service to the village.a ferry service A ferry service runs from Portsmouth to Bilbao.a transport service Passengers want a reliable transport service.a shuttle service (=one that covers a short distance several times a day) A shuttle service takes you from the airport car park to the terminal building.a passenger service The first passenger service on this route was in 1961.verbsuse a service Many people use the 7.40 service.lay on/provide a service At Christmas, the rail company will lay on extra services to cope with the demand.launch a service The airline is launching two new services to Tenerife.run/operate a service P&O operate ferry services to Zeebrugge.a service runs/operates The service operates seven days a week.cut/axe a service The Sunday service has been axed.4. a religious ceremonyadjectives/nouns + servicea church service He attended the church service on Christmas Day.a religious service She had been to a Jewish religious service.a funeral service (=one held for burying or cremating someone who has died) Over 350 people attended her funeral service.a memorial service (=one to remind people of someone who has died) A memorial service for the victims of the bombing will be held next week.a wedding/marriage service She wanted a traditional wedding service in a church.verbsconduct a service The service was conducted by Reverend Salters.attend a service Over 1,000 people attended the service in the cathedral.hold a service The memorial service will be held on 26 September. noun \| verb service2 /ˈsɜːvɪs $ ˈsɜːr-/ verb THESAURUS > repair1
随便看	tantrum tap tape target task taste tasty tax taxation taxi tea teach teacher teaching team tear tease technical technique technology tedious teenage teenager telephone television