Tradução & Definição

Exemplos

• "Serving alcohol to minors is illegal."
• "As her delicate hands served each dish, each more exquisite than the last, my mind started to wander and I began to imagine a future with Betty by my side, maybe even as my wife..."
• "(We are here to serve you, so please don't hesitate to ask our crew for anything you need to make this flight more comfortable."
• "It's fresh red snapper served with steamed vegetables."
• "As her delicate hands served each dish, each more exquisite than the last, my mind started to wander and I began to imagine a future with Betty by my side, maybe even as my wife."
• "We are here to serve you, so please don't hesitate to ask our crew for anything you need to make this flight more comfortable."
• "Today is Thursday, I believe the cafeteria is serving Shepherd's pie."
• "We also have a beautiful goose liver pate served on lightly toasted, organic ciabatta bread."
• "m. in Ballroom A of our building, where a light buffet will be served."
• "As your new Odorama Account Representative, my paramount concern is how both the Delavigne Corporation and I can better serve Odorama."
• "The three-storey building will primarily serve as an exhibition space for contemporary art."
• "Brian : Would you like me to serve the refreshments, Bruno?"
• "And while I'm here, we'll be serving dinner in about half an hour."
• "It seems that the new European president serves two masters: the people of the old continent as well as Delavigne, his employer for the past decade."
• "I look forward to serving you in the future."
• "Greendog has a fleet of around 1,300 buses, and serves 1,500 destinations!"
• "Bruno : Betty had taken me to a restaurant where dishes were served in total darkness, where diners abandoned their vision and used only their other senses to experience the food they were eating."
• "Yes, I demand recompense for the slaughter of my beloved companion, who served me so well over the years."
• "Do you judge a man on the vintage of wine he serves after vigorously chasing a fox across the English countryside?"