serving spoon in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for serving spoon in the English»Serbian Dictionary

'serv·ing spoon N

serving spoon

servirna kašika f

Translations for serving spoon in the English»Serbian Dictionary

I.serve [sɜːv] N (in tennis, voleyball)

serve

servis m

II.serve [sɜːv] VB trans

1. serve (in hotel, restaurant, shop):

serve

poslužiti // služiti

2. serve:

serve (present food, drink)

poslužiti // služiti

serve (make ready to eat)

servirati perf i imperf

3. serve (be enough for):

serve

biti dovoljan imperf

this serves 4 to 5

ovo je dovoljno za 4 do 5 osoba

4. serve (work for):

to serve sth

služiti nečemu

to serve the public

služiti javnosti

5. serve (complete due period):

serve

odslužiti // služiti

to serve five years as president

obavljati petogodišnji predsednički mandat

to serve a prison sentence

služiti zatvorsku kaznu

6. serve (provide for):

serve

opslužiti || opsluživati

7. serve (perform a function):

to serve a purpose

služiti nekoj svrsi

if my memory serves me right

ako me sećanje dobro služi

8. serve SPORTS:

to serve the ball

servirati loptu

Phrases:

to serve time [for sth] inf

robijati (zbog nečega)

this serves him right inf

tako mu i treba

III.serve [sɜːv] VB intr

1. serve (provide food, drink):

serve

poslužiti // posluživati

2. serve (work for):

serve

poslužiti // služiti

to serve as sth

služiti kao nešto

to serve in the army

služiti vojsku

to serve on the council

biti član opštinskog veća

to serve on a jury

biti u poroti

3. serve (function):

to serve as sth

služiti kao nešto

4. serve:

serve (be acceptable)

biti prihvatljiv imperf

serve (suffice)

biti dovoljan imperf

serve (be of use)

poslužiti // služiti

5. serve (in tennis, etc.):

serve

servirati

I.serv·ing ['sɜːvɪŋ] N

serving of food:

serving

porcija f of +gen

II.serv·ing ['sɜːvɪŋ] ADJ attr

1. serving (person working):

serving

zaposlen

the longest-serving minister

ministar sa najdužim stažom

2. serving (imprisoned):

serving

zatvoren

I.spoon [spuːn] N

1. spoon (for eating):

spoon

kašika f

2. spoon (spoonful):

spoon

kašika f količina koja može da stane u kašiku

II.spoon [spuːn] VB trans

1. spoon (with a spoon):

spoon

pojesti // jesti kašikom

spoon

zahvatiti // zahvatati kašikom

2. spoon SPORTS:

to spoon the ball

poslati loptu visoko u vazduh

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Get a large serving spoon and use this to serve the pasta onto a plate trying to keep it in the centre.3.

www.huffingtonpost.com

Using a serving spoon, liberally coat the ham with the glaze mixture.

gisborneherald.co.nz

Even when nutrition experts were given a larger spoon, they served themselves 31% more, up to 14.5% when they were given a larger serving spoon.

www.huffingtonpost.co.uk

She is everywhere at once -- a pot passed this way, an ingredient found in this cabinet, a pie lifter switched out for a serving spoon -- with a loving, understanding smile.

www.theglobeandmail.com

Divine blessed each dish by placing a serving spoon or fork in it, and served the coffee himself.

www.salon.com

The way they connect around food -- joking about coming from "shtetl people," passing samples of deli coleslaw from a serving spoon -- suggests a lifetime of fractious closeness.

time.com

They think they're smarter than a bowl, smarter than a serving spoon.

www.macleans.ca

The participants in the study were nutrition experts who subconsciously served themselves 31 percent more when given a larger bowl and 14.5 percent more when using a larger serving spoon.

www.huffingtonpost.com

Though the grave accent is used to represent it as in "ng" /a/ child and "gaw" /gawi/ serving spoon.

en.wikipedia.org

Slide a large serving spoon between the skin and flesh of the pumpkin, removing the flesh from each half in two or three large wedges.

www.chicagotribune.com