"serve" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

serve czasownik

serve + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 362

serve customers • serve meals • serve dinner • serve drinks • serve notice • serve lunch • serve breakfast • serve coffee • serve tea • ...

czasownik + serve

Kolokacji: 97

begin serving • continue serving • serve before becoming • start serving • serve before returning • include serving • serve before joining • ...

Kolokacji: 45

Grup znaczeniowych: 15

Kolokacji: 15

1. begin serving = zaczynać porcja begin serving

2. continue serving = kontynuować porcja continue serving

3. start serving = początek porcja start serving

4. continue to serve = kontynuuj służenie continue to serve

5. serve as acting = służ jako spełnianie rolę serve as acting

6. serve before retiring = służ przed przechodzeniem na emeryturę serve before retiring

7. serve before moving = służ przed ruszaniem się serve before moving

8. stop serving = przerwa porcja stop serving

9. begin to serve = zacznij służyć begin to serve

10. finish serving = koniec porcja finish serving

11. forced to serve = zmuszony do służenia forced to serve

12. serve before entering = służ przed wchodzeniem serve before entering

13. go on to serve = kontynuuj służenie go on to serve

Lyons went on to serve the congregation for 37 years, until his death in 1939 at the age of 71.
It went on to serve as the basis for later weapons and have the longest active service life of the three.
He went on to serve two more terms before elected Mayor in 1905.
He went on to serve eight consecutive two-year terms, from 1991 through 2006.
He won the election, and went on to serve five terms.
He began his political career as a member of the Ōita city council in 1955 and went on to serve three terms.
He won the race, and went on to serve 10 years in Congress.
He went on to serve two more terms as a state representative, holding his seat through 1942.
He was then released and went on to serve the 'Eagles' once again.
He was successful and went on to serve 3 parliamentary terms.