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Definition of serving in English: servingnounˈsəːvɪŋˈsərvɪŋ A quantity of food suitable for or served to one person. （食物的）一客，一份 a large serving of spaghetti 一大份意大利面条。 Example sentencesExamples - Have at least five servings of fruits or vegetables a day.
- Around four servings of milk, fortified orange juice, or yoghurt are required for the full effect.
- After she placed ample servings on each plate, the three settled down to eat.
- Divide the kidneys into four servings and cut the butter into thin slices.
- Small servings of fast food and beverages are eliminated in order to charge and waste more.
- Also include one or two servings of whole grains such as brown rice once or twice a day.
- I was able to eat two servings of bacon and eggs with French toast and to top it off, I drank three cups of coffee.
- Guests serve themselves, and replenish their servings with their own chopsticks.
- Both items were served on hot plates, were large servings and were very good.
- Chips and ice cream will be rationed to one or two servings a week.
- You may want to prepare several servings ahead of time and reheat them in the morning.
- Andrew took two plates out of the cupboard and dished out servings for both of them.
- The simplest advice is to eat at least two servings of seafood a week to lower your risk of sudden cardiac death.
- Bodybuilders should consume at least eight servings of fruit and vegetables a day.
- One focus group of women wanted a smaller wedge for estimating pie or cake servings.
- Mix it all together, and dole out servings on plates or, if you have them, in pasta bowls.
- Nor does it mean that one serving of spinach is worth ten servings of peas.
- The average Chinese diet features hearty servings of all of these vegetables.
- Try to eat at least the number of servings per day listed for each food group.
- Laura began to cook more and often adjusted recipes to prepare one or two servings, instead of four or more.
Synonyms portion, helping, plateful, platter, plate, bowlful amount, quantity, ration
Definition of serving in US English: servingnounˈsərviNGˈsərvɪŋ A quantity of food suitable for or served to one person. （食物的）一客，一份 a large serving of spaghetti 一大份意大利面条。 Example sentencesExamples - Have at least five servings of fruits or vegetables a day.
- You may want to prepare several servings ahead of time and reheat them in the morning.
- Both items were served on hot plates, were large servings and were very good.
- The average Chinese diet features hearty servings of all of these vegetables.
- The simplest advice is to eat at least two servings of seafood a week to lower your risk of sudden cardiac death.
- Chips and ice cream will be rationed to one or two servings a week.
- Bodybuilders should consume at least eight servings of fruit and vegetables a day.
- Also include one or two servings of whole grains such as brown rice once or twice a day.
- Mix it all together, and dole out servings on plates or, if you have them, in pasta bowls.
- Nor does it mean that one serving of spinach is worth ten servings of peas.
- Laura began to cook more and often adjusted recipes to prepare one or two servings, instead of four or more.
- Try to eat at least the number of servings per day listed for each food group.
- Divide the kidneys into four servings and cut the butter into thin slices.
- Small servings of fast food and beverages are eliminated in order to charge and waste more.
- Guests serve themselves, and replenish their servings with their own chopsticks.
- Around four servings of milk, fortified orange juice, or yoghurt are required for the full effect.
- I was able to eat two servings of bacon and eggs with French toast and to top it off, I drank three cups of coffee.
- Andrew took two plates out of the cupboard and dished out servings for both of them.
- After she placed ample servings on each plate, the three settled down to eat.
- One focus group of women wanted a smaller wedge for estimating pie or cake servings.
Synonyms portion, helping, plateful, platter, plate, bowlful
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