Definition of unserved in English:

unserved

adjectiveʌnˈsəːvdˌənˈsərvd

1Not attended to or catered for.
the needs of unserved and underserved audiences
Example sentencesExamples
- The enrollment decline in 1992-1993 was nearly 2%, equal to 23,300 students, and the estimate of unserved students was 98,000.
- They relate to the provision of public sewerage in areas hitherto unserved in that way.
- They increased the numbers of health professionals working in the public sector, improved health care infrastructure, and extended care to formerly unserved areas.
- We are losing the future if we continue to let large parts of our population go unserved and underserved.
- Improvements in wastewater management are inextricably linked with the desperate need to provide safe drinking water to those currently unserved or underserved.
- They are, they claim, bringing music to a vast public otherwise entirely unserved.
- We spend $1.4 trillion a year on health care, more than any other nation, yet millions remain unserved or underserved.
- This was the crisis faced by Progressive reformers of the 1890s, and particularly by mayor William Strong, who initiated a series of public health improvements directed largely at this unserved population.
- The legislators are boosting quick fixes designed to speed the rollout of high-speed Internet services to unserved customers, from tax incentives to government-backed bonds.
- The non-commercial community station seeks to ‘fill needs that other media do not, providing programming to diverse communities and unserved or underserved groups.’
- That's the goal: to spread WiFi to rural communities in Canada and get to the unserved / underserved regions.
- Hackney services tend to be limited to the Liscard and Birkenhead areas and many outer area ranks, though potentially viable (as evidenced by relatively large nearby private hire bases), remain unserved.
- When we review programming, we tend to look at unserved and underserved niches that will meet our customers' needs.
- Instead it illustrated what happens when you manage to hand a useful tool over to a large unserved population of amateurs.
- Trudy W. Schuett is an Arizona-based writer and advocate for unserved victims of domestic violence.
- The two founders have identified an unserved niche in a dynamic segment of the magazine industry.
- ‘I keep thinking there's an unserved market out there for all these young people who buy furniture at Ikea,’ he says.
- That distinction has sometimes been lost on denominational officials eager to provide any kind of pastoral leadership to unserved congregations.
- The needs and desires of so many never go unserved for long.
- The federal government this month issued $20 million in grants to 17 telcos in 40 states as part of an effort to deploy broadband in unserved rural areas.
2Law
(of a writ or summons) not officially delivered to a person.
〔律〕（令状或传票）未送达的
there is no point in leaving a writ unserved
Example sentencesExamples
- The plaintiff has an unfettered choice whether to pursue the action and serve the proceedings or not, being in breach of no rule or obligation if he chooses to let the writ expire unserved.
- The court heard that a courier had been sent to serve the summons on the company, but it was found to be in liquidation and the documents had been returned unserved.
- No 3, the Court's letter to the applicant was returned unserved.
3(of a female animal) not mated with a male.
（雌性动物）未配种的
Example sentencesExamples
- The catalogue described the heifer as unserved and the plaintiff required an unserved heifer for service by his bull.
- Every heifer sold as unserved shall be so guaranteed and all such heifers (unless sold suckling their dams) shall carry a guarantee that they are capable of breeding.

Definition of unserved in US English:

unserved

adjectiveˌənˈsərvd

1(of a person or section of society) not attended to.
（个人，社会阶层）得不到照顾（或服务）的
the needs of unserved and underserved audiences
Example sentencesExamples
- The non-commercial community station seeks to ‘fill needs that other media do not, providing programming to diverse communities and unserved or underserved groups.’
- The enrollment decline in 1992-1993 was nearly 2%, equal to 23,300 students, and the estimate of unserved students was 98,000.
- ‘I keep thinking there's an unserved market out there for all these young people who buy furniture at Ikea,’ he says.
- This was the crisis faced by Progressive reformers of the 1890s, and particularly by mayor William Strong, who initiated a series of public health improvements directed largely at this unserved population.
- Instead it illustrated what happens when you manage to hand a useful tool over to a large unserved population of amateurs.
- The two founders have identified an unserved niche in a dynamic segment of the magazine industry.
- The federal government this month issued $20 million in grants to 17 telcos in 40 states as part of an effort to deploy broadband in unserved rural areas.
- Trudy W. Schuett is an Arizona-based writer and advocate for unserved victims of domestic violence.
- Improvements in wastewater management are inextricably linked with the desperate need to provide safe drinking water to those currently unserved or underserved.
- We spend $1.4 trillion a year on health care, more than any other nation, yet millions remain unserved or underserved.
- We are losing the future if we continue to let large parts of our population go unserved and underserved.
- That distinction has sometimes been lost on denominational officials eager to provide any kind of pastoral leadership to unserved congregations.
- The needs and desires of so many never go unserved for long.
- The legislators are boosting quick fixes designed to speed the rollout of high-speed Internet services to unserved customers, from tax incentives to government-backed bonds.
- Hackney services tend to be limited to the Liscard and Birkenhead areas and many outer area ranks, though potentially viable (as evidenced by relatively large nearby private hire bases), remain unserved.
- They increased the numbers of health professionals working in the public sector, improved health care infrastructure, and extended care to formerly unserved areas.
- They relate to the provision of public sewerage in areas hitherto unserved in that way.
- They are, they claim, bringing music to a vast public otherwise entirely unserved.
- That's the goal: to spread WiFi to rural communities in Canada and get to the unserved / underserved regions.
- When we review programming, we tend to look at unserved and underserved niches that will meet our customers' needs.
2Law
(of a writ or summons) not officially delivered to a person.
〔律〕（令状或传票）未送达的
there is no point in leaving a writ unserved
Example sentencesExamples
- The plaintiff has an unfettered choice whether to pursue the action and serve the proceedings or not, being in breach of no rule or obligation if he chooses to let the writ expire unserved.
- No 3, the Court's letter to the applicant was returned unserved.
- The court heard that a courier had been sent to serve the summons on the company, but it was found to be in liquidation and the documents had been returned unserved.

单词	unserved
释义	Definition of unserved in English: unserved adjectiveʌnˈsəːvdˌənˈsərvd 1Not attended to or catered for. the needs of unserved and underserved audiences Example sentencesExamples The enrollment decline in 1992-1993 was nearly 2%, equal to 23,300 students, and the estimate of unserved students was 98,000. They relate to the provision of public sewerage in areas hitherto unserved in that way. They increased the numbers of health professionals working in the public sector, improved health care infrastructure, and extended care to formerly unserved areas. We are losing the future if we continue to let large parts of our population go unserved and underserved. Improvements in wastewater management are inextricably linked with the desperate need to provide safe drinking water to those currently unserved or underserved. They are, they claim, bringing music to a vast public otherwise entirely unserved. We spend $1.4 trillion a year on health care, more than any other nation, yet millions remain unserved or underserved. This was the crisis faced by Progressive reformers of the 1890s, and particularly by mayor William Strong, who initiated a series of public health improvements directed largely at this unserved population. The legislators are boosting quick fixes designed to speed the rollout of high-speed Internet services to unserved customers, from tax incentives to government-backed bonds. The non-commercial community station seeks to ‘fill needs that other media do not, providing programming to diverse communities and unserved or underserved groups.’ That's the goal: to spread WiFi to rural communities in Canada and get to the unserved / underserved regions. Hackney services tend to be limited to the Liscard and Birkenhead areas and many outer area ranks, though potentially viable (as evidenced by relatively large nearby private hire bases), remain unserved. When we review programming, we tend to look at unserved and underserved niches that will meet our customers' needs. Instead it illustrated what happens when you manage to hand a useful tool over to a large unserved population of amateurs. Trudy W. Schuett is an Arizona-based writer and advocate for unserved victims of domestic violence. The two founders have identified an unserved niche in a dynamic segment of the magazine industry. ‘I keep thinking there's an unserved market out there for all these young people who buy furniture at Ikea,’ he says. That distinction has sometimes been lost on denominational officials eager to provide any kind of pastoral leadership to unserved congregations. The needs and desires of so many never go unserved for long. The federal government this month issued $20 million in grants to 17 telcos in 40 states as part of an effort to deploy broadband in unserved rural areas. 2Law (of a writ or summons) not officially delivered to a person. 〔律〕（令状或传票）未送达的 there is no point in leaving a writ unserved Example sentencesExamples The plaintiff has an unfettered choice whether to pursue the action and serve the proceedings or not, being in breach of no rule or obligation if he chooses to let the writ expire unserved. The court heard that a courier had been sent to serve the summons on the company, but it was found to be in liquidation and the documents had been returned unserved. No 3, the Court's letter to the applicant was returned unserved. 3(of a female animal) not mated with a male. （雌性动物）未配种的 Example sentencesExamples The catalogue described the heifer as unserved and the plaintiff required an unserved heifer for service by his bull. Every heifer sold as unserved shall be so guaranteed and all such heifers (unless sold suckling their dams) shall carry a guarantee that they are capable of breeding. Definition of unserved in US English: unserved adjectiveˌənˈsərvd 1(of a person or section of society) not attended to. （个人，社会阶层）得不到照顾（或服务）的 the needs of unserved and underserved audiences Example sentencesExamples The non-commercial community station seeks to ‘fill needs that other media do not, providing programming to diverse communities and unserved or underserved groups.’ The enrollment decline in 1992-1993 was nearly 2%, equal to 23,300 students, and the estimate of unserved students was 98,000. ‘I keep thinking there's an unserved market out there for all these young people who buy furniture at Ikea,’ he says. This was the crisis faced by Progressive reformers of the 1890s, and particularly by mayor William Strong, who initiated a series of public health improvements directed largely at this unserved population. Instead it illustrated what happens when you manage to hand a useful tool over to a large unserved population of amateurs. The two founders have identified an unserved niche in a dynamic segment of the magazine industry. The federal government this month issued $20 million in grants to 17 telcos in 40 states as part of an effort to deploy broadband in unserved rural areas. Trudy W. Schuett is an Arizona-based writer and advocate for unserved victims of domestic violence. Improvements in wastewater management are inextricably linked with the desperate need to provide safe drinking water to those currently unserved or underserved. We spend $1.4 trillion a year on health care, more than any other nation, yet millions remain unserved or underserved. We are losing the future if we continue to let large parts of our population go unserved and underserved. That distinction has sometimes been lost on denominational officials eager to provide any kind of pastoral leadership to unserved congregations. The needs and desires of so many never go unserved for long. The legislators are boosting quick fixes designed to speed the rollout of high-speed Internet services to unserved customers, from tax incentives to government-backed bonds. Hackney services tend to be limited to the Liscard and Birkenhead areas and many outer area ranks, though potentially viable (as evidenced by relatively large nearby private hire bases), remain unserved. They increased the numbers of health professionals working in the public sector, improved health care infrastructure, and extended care to formerly unserved areas. They relate to the provision of public sewerage in areas hitherto unserved in that way. They are, they claim, bringing music to a vast public otherwise entirely unserved. That's the goal: to spread WiFi to rural communities in Canada and get to the unserved / underserved regions. When we review programming, we tend to look at unserved and underserved niches that will meet our customers' needs. 2Law (of a writ or summons) not officially delivered to a person. 〔律〕（令状或传票）未送达的 there is no point in leaving a writ unserved Example sentencesExamples The plaintiff has an unfettered choice whether to pursue the action and serve the proceedings or not, being in breach of no rule or obligation if he chooses to let the writ expire unserved. No 3, the Court's letter to the applicant was returned unserved. The court heard that a courier had been sent to serve the summons on the company, but it was found to be in liquidation and the documents had been returned unserved.
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