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serve (obj) PROVIDE FOOD/DRINKHsV:v, $sV:rvvto provide (food or drinks)提供（食物或饮料）Do they serve meals in the bar? [T]他们在酒吧中提供饭菜吗？Breakfast is served in the restaurant between 7.00 a.m. and 9 a.m. [T]餐馆早上7点到9点供应早餐。Alcohol will not be served between 3.00 p.m. and 8.00 p.m. [T]下午3点到8点不供应酒。We would like to remind our customers that the snack bar is now open serving tea, coffee and light snacks. [T]我们想提醒我们的顾客，小吃部现在开放，供应茶、咖啡和小点心。"Dinner is served (= is ready to eat), " announced the butler. [T]仆人中的男领班宣布说“饭准备好了”。You can serve (= put the food onto plates) since you've got the spoon in your hand. [I]既然你手中有调羹就可以舀菜了。As a first course, we were served quails eggs. [+ two objects]作为第一道菜，我们吃了鹌鹑蛋。We arrived at the hotel and were served with champagne and canapes. [T]我们到达后，饭店提供了香槟和小饼干。Coffee was served to us in tiny little cups. [T]咖啡用极小的杯子供应给我们。All recipes in this book, unless otherwise stated, will serve (= be enough for) 4 to 5 people. [T]这本书里的所有食谱，除了特别标明的，都可供4--5人食用。Serve the tarts hot with custard or whipped cream. [T + obj + adj]上热的果馅糕点，加上牛奶蛋糊或掼奶油。Drain the pasta, transfer to a warmed bowl, stir in the sauce and serve. [I]把面食沥干，放入热的碗中，用沙司搅拌一下，就可以上桌了。It says on the packet serve hot or cold. [I]包装上说冷、热食用均可。If you serve up or out food you put it on plates for people to eat.分菜If you can get everyone to sit at the table I'm ready to serve up the food. [M]要是你能让每个人都坐到桌边， 我很乐意来分菜。A serving bowl/spoon or other utensil is one that is intended to be used for holding food before it is put onto plates, or for putting food onto plates.公碗/公勺（仅供分饭/菜）
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