Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Serve"

A: Serves you right basically means you deserved it.

A:  to give satisfaction, pleasure, or contentment to a person; make or cause a person to be glad  

A: u saw a bully beating another kid and when he walked away he suddenly stepped on a banana peel slipped and fell, you say " yup he totally deserved it" 😂😆 "serves you right..wahaha"

A: It means one of two things.
1) to perform duties- He served in the army
2) to present food- He likes to serve his guests wine

A: It means that he deserves that happened to him. "He went to jail."
"Serves him right, he murdered three people."

A: "It serves me right" means "I deserve it" in a negative way.

"It serves me right for being mean to them."

"It serves me right for hitting that dog."

If what happened is good, you would not use this phrase.

A: "That dinner served me well, I feel better already." "She served me well while she worked here, I'll miss her baking." "Going on holiday served me well, I feel so relaxed now."

A: "Serves you right" means "You got what you deserve" in a negative way. For example if someone is being mean to you, and then something bad happens to them, you could say "serves you right" I hope this helped :)

A: “To better serve you, please fill out this questionnaire, so we can do our best suit your needs.”
“I want to do something that will better serve those I work with.”

A: はい。 you can say serve as in the act of doing something. A 'waiter would serve food' .Or 'he is going to spend/sever several years in prison.'

A: Service 动词的意思是维修、保养，和serve的动词意思不一样哇

A: "Serve as" and "function as" are the same, though "serve as" is more for people and "function as" is more for objects, but they can both be applied to either. "Act as" is similar, but it more often implies that something is being substituted for something else that isn't present. For example, you can "serve as" a manager any time, but you can "act as" a manager when the real manager is on vacation.

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They both mean the same thing.

A: If someone does something bad and something bad happens to them, “it serves you right”.....you deserve that bad thing happening to you since you did something bad.

An example of “sucks to be you” - if I’m telling you that I have to go do something horrible and you get to go do something fun, “sucks to be you”.....glad I’m not you.

A: serve as = to work in a specific role
provide = is to give / offer

He serves as the director of the company.
He provided relief to the refugees. / Our company provides consultation services for banks.

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A: Saying "serving" is a bit unnatural. I would say:

"Dinner wasn't enough." (Or "Lunch/breakfast wasn't enough.")
or
"Dinner didn't fill me up."

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A: × How many serving do you eat in one sitting?
✓ How many serving can you eat in one sitting?

A: yes Americans use this phrase. example: I tell you not to do something I dont like, you do it anyway and something bad happens to you, i might say, well serves you right.

A: What are you wanting to ask or do?

A: it's a big portion!

A: It's served cold only.
or
It's only served cold.