service
સેવા
definition
verb
have your car serviced regularly
perform routine maintenance or repair work on (a vehicle or machine).
It is then that Jane reads about how bulls never service the same cow twice.
(of a male animal) mate with (a female animal).
noun
millions are involved in voluntary service
the action of helping or doing work for someone.
a regular bus service
a system supplying a public need such as transport, communications, or utilities such as electricity and water.
translation of 'service'
સહાય,
ઉપકાર,
સર્વિસ,
નોકરી
noun
સેવા,
ઉપયોગિતા,
ખ્રિસ્તી ધાર્મિક વિધિ
example
A great dining experience depends on good food and 'service' , but being a good guest also can enhance it.
Obviously some time was spent on marketing efforts to find new sites, to set up new sites and to 'service' old sites.
If the probation 'service' is unsuccessful, O'Connell will become homeless.
The 'service' included hymns specially chosen by Ian's family, and prayers led by his father, Roy.
More victims of sex attacks in Swindon will be able to seek help from a support 'service' when it expands later this year.
a funeral 'service'
Together, maids and social reformers began to call for a restructuring of domestic 'service' .
The period of 'service' must, however, be lawful employment.
A key factor in these contract wins has been the assurance of a local and experienced post sales support 'service' .
He is also a member of York Rotary Club, where he is a strong supporter of voluntary 'service' to the community of York.
Sherriff's main aims, he said, are to increase shareholder value and customer 'service' .
Of course, it could try distinguishing itself with amazing food, 'service' and ambience.
Children in domestic 'service' work long hours, isolated from friends and family.
The government planned to replace required military 'service' with a voluntary army.
The pipeline will 'service' rural areas en route and will enable new group water schemes to go ahead.
china 'service'
I attended the funeral 'service'
millions are involved in voluntary 'service'
David Fraser, who worked for the probation 'service' , has written a book, A Land Fit for Criminals.
This allows for better customer 'service' , fewer income errors, and improved collection times.
Personal 'service' of a summons to witness upon Perry was the correct way to compel his attendance to be examined.
Both Michael and Patrick were well liked and highly valued employees who gave loyal 'service' to the company.
All steps required for 'service' of the document shall be effected as soon as possible.
One of the great losses under this Government is an effective employment 'service' .
But he did not expect to be refused 'service' by bar staff when he arrived at the pub with some friends near closing time, he said.
A 1696 scheme for registering seamen for limited periods of 'service' was abandoned in 1711.
She had once worked in domestic 'service' for the future Edward VIII, who was then Prince of Wales.
They see the fees as payment for 'service' , even if they agree that activism is required.
Those employed in domestic 'service' will be able to claim the amount they earn as a tax deduction.
Making money, however, is not what the supervised child contact 'service' is all about.
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