American English
/ˈsɚ.vɪs/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Work that a person or organization does to help a customer or another person.
Practice out loudWork that a person or organization does to help a customer or another person.
The restaurant offers fast service.
The staff gave us excellent service.
customer service · good service · service charge · after-sales service
provide a service to [someone]
receive good service from [a company]
An organized system or business that provides transport, communication, or another useful thing.
The bus service stops at 10 p.m.
We use a streaming service for movies.
bus service · train service · internet service · delivery service
use [a/the] service
[a/the] service from [place] to [place]
Regular work that keeps a vehicle or machine working well, including checks and repairs.
My car is due for service next month.
The air conditioner needs service.
car service · service center · service interval · regular servicing
take [a car] in for service
[something] is due for service
An organized religious ceremony or meeting, especially in a church.
The wedding service begins at three.
They attend Sunday service every week.
church service · Sunday service · funeral service · religious service
attend a church service
a service at [a church]
Not working or not available.
The elevator is out of service.
Being used and working.
The old bridge is still in service.
Ready to help you.
Our team is at your service.
Before adding -ing, drop the final e: service → servicing.