catered
ചതെരെദ്
definition
verb
he catered a lunch for 20 people
provide food and drink, typically at social events and in a professional capacity.
translation of 'catered'
verb
വിളന്വുക
example
It's a fun job - one that requires no auditions or memorizing of lines; meals are 'catered' and overtime pay is common.
The jazz club also will be used as an additional room for meetings and special 'catered' events.
The whole party is being 'catered' and the twenty-something woman making drinks tells me she ran out of tonic an hour ago.
Staff 'catered' the meals, and everyone helped with noncooking chores.
The meal was 'catered' very capably by the staff of the Downtown Hotel.
Thanks to all those factors, fewer people are throwing lavish 'catered' events or dining out at all.
Approximately 150 people attended the event, which featured a meal 'catered' by Margaret Trusty Catering.
Inside I found a free CD, a room full of wine-sipping spectators, a soundboard ready for play, and a selection of Indian foods 'catered' by a local restaurant.
Manzo said the meals were 'catered' lunches or dinners for the caucus on days when the Legislature was in session.
In Britain the estimate is 9 billion kilos of food is wasted after 'catered' meals and all of it is dumped.
Yet women were also commonly found in theatre audiences: matinées 'catered' particularly to mothers and children, while evening performances at theatres attracted courting couples.
Results The women felt unprepared for operative delivery and thought that their birth plan or antenatal classes had not 'catered' adequately for this event.
I'd grown up in an India where vegetarianism was a mainstream option, where every hotel buffet or 'catered' dinner had ‘veg’ and ‘non-veg’ tables to graze at.
Twenty-one years ago White 'catered' events to make extra money during school breaks from the University of Colorado, where she majored in journalism.
Dinner tickets are 5,000 and include a fabulous meal 'catered' by Chouwa, and a chance to win some great raffle prizes.
All enjoyed a meal 'catered' by Prater's Barbeque and musical entertainment provided by the bluegrass and gospel group, the Buck Mountain Boys.
The solution was to make the lecture a more festive affair and include 'catered' food and door prizes.
It is not necessary to provide 'catering' as many visitors prefer to self cater or to partake of local cuisine.
Cath has responsibility for eight function rooms at the Pier complex and also 'caters' at Wigan council and Wigan Culture and Leisure Trust venues across the town.
Gillian first worked in hotel 'catering' , then ran the Spotted Cow in Malton for seven years.
The number of wells in the region is not enough to 'cater to' the demands of the residents.
A wide variety of sizes and styles of housing would be provided in order to 'cater to' a wide range of pocket books and lifestyles.
my mother helped to 'cater' for the party
After all, her parents had been in the hotel trade and she had grown up in 'catering' .
Originally designed by Avtovaz but modified and improved by GM, the Niva 'caters to' Russia's demand for rugged off-road vehicles.
I'm in the catering business - among other things - and I will be most glad to 'cater' your dinner or lunch or whatever.
Many of the people selling us food - in retail and in 'catering' - are real enthusiasts.
The restaurant Nikolas hired to 'cater' the dinner did a wonderful job.
Clause 3 requires Radio New Zealand to provide programming that 'caters to' a full range of age groups.
We often 'cater' at local events, specialising in Indian foods and make a sauce which is so popular that we have been asked time and time again about the possibility of buying it in the shops.
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