serving in Irish
serving in Irish is fónamh — serving means an amount of food or drink meant for one person.
serving in Irish
fónamh
(uncountable, gerund) The act or process of serving.
What does "serving" mean?
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noun An amount of food or drink meant for one person.
"The recipe makes four servings."
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noun The act of providing or delivering something, such as food or a service.
"The serving of the meal was delayed by twenty minutes."
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serving in a sentence
- The recipe makes four servings.
- Please stick to one serving of dessert.
- The serving of the meal was delayed by twenty minutes.
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What is "serving" in Irish?
"serving" in Irish is fónamh. serving means: An amount of food or drink meant for one person.
How do you use "serving" in a sentence?
Example: "The recipe makes four servings." In Irish, "serving" is fónamh.
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