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I. serve [Brit səːv, americ sərv] SUBST DESP

serve
it's my serve
to have a big serve

II. serve [Brit səːv, americ sərv] VERBO trans

1. serve (work for):

serve God, King, country, community, cause, ideal, public, company
serve employer, family
to serve sb/sth well
to serve two masters fig

2. serve (attend to customers):

serve

3. serve CULIN:

serve client, guest, meal, dish
to serve sb with sth
servir qc à qn
serve it with a salad
serve hot

4. serve (provide facility):

serve public utility, power station, reservoir:
serve public transport, library, hospital: area, community

5. serve (satisfy):

serve interests
serve needs

6. serve (function):

serve
to serve sb as sth
servir de qc à qn
to serve a purpose or function
to serve the or sb's purpose

7. serve (spend time):

to serve a term POL
to serve one's time (in army)
to serve a sentence
to serve five years

8. serve JUR:

serve injunction
délivrer (on sb à qn)
to serve a writ
to serve a writ on sb, to serve sb with a writ
to serve a summons
to serve a summons on sb, to serve sb with a summons
to serve notice of sth on sb JUR fig

9. serve DESP:

serve ball, ace

10. serve (mate with):

serve cow, mare

III. serve [Brit səːv, americ sərv] VERBO intr

1. serve:

serve (in shop, church)
serve (at table)

2. serve (on committee, in government):

serve
to serve on committee, board, jury

3. serve MILITAR:

serve
servir (as comme, under sous)
to serve in or with a regiment

4. serve (meet a need):

serve
any excuse will serve
to serve as sth
to serve to do

5. serve DESP:

serve
servir (for pour)
Conti to serve

IV. serve [Brit səːv, americ sərv]

I. serve out VERBO [Brit səːv -, americ sərv -] (serve out [sth], serve [sth] out)

1. serve out CULIN:

serve out meal, food
servir (to à)
serve out rations, provisions

2. serve out (finish):

serve out term of duty
serve out prison sentence

I. serve up VERBO [Brit səːv -, americ sərv -] CULIN (serve up [sth], serve [sth] up)

1. serve up CULIN:

serve up
to serve sth up again

2. serve up fig, coloq, pej:

serve up fashion, idea, programme, policy
serve up excuse

serve-and-volley ADJ

serve-and-volley game, player:

serve-and-volley

ready-to-serve ADJ

ready-to-serve food:

ready-to-serve
loyally support, serve
to act or serve as treasurer
overarm DESP serve, throw
to serve a subpoena on sb
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fitness to serve
to pass sb as fit to serve

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I. serve [sɜ:v, americ sɜ:rv] VERBO trans

1. serve (help or attend to customer):

serve

2. serve (provide food/drink for guests):

serve
to serve alcohol

3. serve (work for, give service to):

serve

4. serve (complete a due period):

serve
to serve one's time
to serve 10 years

5. serve (help achieve, meet needs):

serve
to serve the purpose

6. serve (provide with public transportation):

serve region, town

7. serve (hit (a ball) to start a game):

serve

8. serve (formally deliver):

to serve sb with sth

Expressões:

to serve sb right

II. serve [sɜ:v, americ sɜ:rv] VERBO intr a. DESP

serve
to serve in the army/a shop
to serve to +infin
servir à +infin

III. serve [sɜ:v, americ sɜ:rv] SUBST

serve

serve out VERBO trans

1. serve out CULIN → serve up

2. serve out (complete a due period):

serve out
serve out a jail sentence

serve up VERBO trans

serve up

serve up VERBO trans

serve up
to serve the nation
to serve in the navy
to serve a sentence
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to serve
to serve ice-cold
resservir qc plat de la veille
to serve sth up again
to serve sb again
faire office de qc chose
to serve as sth
no Dicionário PONS
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I. serve [sɜrv] VERBO trans

1. serve (help customer):

serve

2. serve (provide for guests):

serve
to serve alcohol

3. serve (work for, give service to):

serve

4. serve (complete time period):

serve
to serve one's time
to serve 10 years
to serve 10 years (in jail)

5. serve (help achieve needs):

serve
to serve the purpose

6. serve (in public transportation):

serve region, town

7. serve (in tennis):

serve

8. serve (formally deliver):

to serve sb with sth

Expressões:

to serve sb right

II. serve [sɜrv] VERBO intr a. sports

serve
to serve in the army
to serve to +infin
servir à +infin

III. serve [sɜrv] SUBST sports

serve

serve up VERBO trans

serve up

serve out VERBO trans

1. serve out culin:

serve out

2. serve out (complete time period):

serve out
serve out jail sentence
to serve in the navy
to serve the nation
to serve a sentence
to serve as an introduction to sth
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resservir qc plat de la veille
to serve sb again
faire office de qc chose
to serve as sth
to serve sth up to suit any occasion
Present
Iserve
youserve
he/she/itserves
weserve
youserve
theyserve
Past
Iserved
youserved
he/she/itserved
weserved
youserved
theyserved
Present Perfect
Ihaveserved
youhaveserved
he/she/ithasserved
wehaveserved
youhaveserved
theyhaveserved
Past Perfect
Ihadserved
youhadserved
he/she/ithadserved
wehadserved
youhadserved
theyhadserved

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She also led the library board to vote to fight any such subpoena in court.
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Authorities have traveled to four different continents, interviewed more than 8,000 individuals and have issued over 5,000 subpoenas.
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In that instance, legal notice may be given to that person's attorney, and a subpoena is not required.
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He might also need subpoenas to obtain documents, telephone records and executive branch agency security logs.
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Welfare recipients are generally allowed access to their files, by subpoena duces tecum.
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