Service ( noun , noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Service ( noun )

1. Work done for others, especially work that is done for pay.
2. An act of helping or doing something for someone.
3. A system or organization that provides a particular service.

Origin:

From old english sērvice "condition of a servant", from sērvice "a servant", from latin servitium "slavery, service", from servus "slave".

Examples:

1. She works in customer service.
2. He provided a service to the community.
3. The service was excellent.
4. They offer a delivery service.
5. The service is available 24 hours a day.

(As a noun)

Service ( noun )

1. Work done for others, especially work that is done for pay.
2. An act of helping or doing something for someone.
3. A system or organization that provides a particular service.

Origin:

From old english sērvice "condition of a servant", from sērvice "a servant", from latin servitium "slavery, service", from servus "slave".

Examples:

1. She works in customer service.
2. He provided a service to the community.
3. The service was excellent.
4. They offer a delivery service.
5. The service is available 24 hours a day.

(As a noun)

Service ( noun )

1. Work done for others, especially work that is done for pay.
2. An act of helping or doing something for someone.
3. A system or organization that provides a particular service.

Origin:

From old english sērvice "condition of a servant", from sērvice "a servant", from latin servitium "slavery, service", from servus "slave".

Examples:

1. She works in customer service.
2. He provided a service to the community.
3. The service was excellent.
4. They offer a delivery service.
5. The service is available 24 hours a day.