serving
/ˈsɜː.vɪŋ/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈsɝː.vɪŋ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈsɜːvɪŋ/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈsɜːrvɪŋ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈsər-viŋ/ (ame, mw)
serving — 形容詞
- servingpositive
- more servingcomparative
- most servingsuperlative
1. currently working in a professional role within the military, the police, or ano
現任的
目前在軍隊、警隊等機構任職
currently working in a professional role within the military, the police, or another uniformed public-service organisation.
Colonel Asher is a serving officer who has spent over twenty years in the Singapore military.
Colonel Asher 是名在星國軍隊服役超過二十年的現役軍官。
serving + [military rank/role]
A retired general spoke to a group of serving soldiers at the military base.
一位退休將軍在軍事基地對著一群現役士兵講話。
Mayumi's parents were both serving police officers when a major earthquake struck the city.
一場大地震襲擊該城市時,Mayumi 的父母都是現職警察。
Vikram stayed on as a serving member of the medical team, not a desk job.
Vikram 繼續留在醫療團隊擔任執勤成員,而不是坐辦公室。
文法句型
serving + [role noun]
serving + [military/police rank]
用法筆記
Only used before a noun (attributive position). Typically refers to military, police, fire, and other uniformed public-service roles. Not used for ordinary civilian jobs: 'a serving doctor' is uncommon; 'a practising doctor' is preferred.
常見錯誤
2. designed or used for presenting, holding, and offering food during a meal, so th
盛裝用的
餐桌上的容器或餐具,用來盛放食物
designed or used for presenting, holding, and offering food during a meal, so that people can take what they want.
Eleni carried the roast chicken to the table on a large serving platter.
Eleni 用一個大的盛菜盤將烤雞端到桌上。
serving platter (common collocation)
Theo picked up a clean serving bowl from the shelf and filled it with salad.
Theo 從架上拿起一個乾淨的沙拉碗,裝滿了沙拉。
serving bowl
A silver serving spoon was placed next to each dish for guests to use.
每道菜旁邊都放了一支銀製分食匙,供客人使用。
Hannah bought a set of white serving plates for dinner parties at her new home.
Hannah 買了一組白色分食盤,準備在新家辦聚餐。
文法句型
serving + [dish/bowl/platter/spoon/tray]
用法筆記
Always used before a noun that names a container or utensil (dish, bowl, platter, spoon, fork, tray, plate). Cannot be used predicatively: 'This dish is serving' is incorrect. The adjective is describing the purpose of the object, not a state.
常見錯誤
serving — 名詞
- servingsingular
- servingsplural
1. the quantity of a specific food or drink that one person takes or is given durin
一份
一人份的食物量
the quantity of a specific food or drink that one person takes or is given during a meal.
A typical serving of pasta is about two hundred grams, according to the nutrition label.
根據營養標示,義大利麵的一份大約是兩百公克。
serving of + [food]
Felipe asked for a smaller serving of rice because he was not very hungry.
Felipe 因為不太餓,所以要求少一點飯。
adjective + serving (smaller/larger)
The school cafeteria gives each student one serving of fruit with lunch every day.
學校餐廳每天午餐提供每位學生一份水果。
Lan divided the soup into four equal servings before her guests arrived.
Lan 在客人抵達前,把湯分成均等的四份。
文法句型
serving of + [food noun]
[adjective] + serving
number + servings
用法筆記
Countable noun — 'one serving', 'two servings'. Often followed by 'of' plus a food or drink noun (a serving of vegetables). Can be modified by adjectives of size: generous, small, double, single, standard. On food packaging, a 'serving size' tells you the recommended amount.