serve up

英 [sɜːv ʌp]

美 [sɜːrv ʌp]

（给…）提供，端上（食物）; 上（菜）; 开（饭）

柯林斯词典

• → see:serve 6

英英释义

verb

• provide (usually but not necessarily food)
  1. We serve meals for the homeless
  2. She dished out the soup at 8 P.M.
  3. The entertainers served up a lively show
  Synonym:servedish outdish updish

双语例句

• I show how to serve up word information on the Web in HTML and XML forms.
  我将说明如何以HTML和XML的形式在Web上提供单词信息。
• Daniel: Why do they serve up the noodles first?
  丹尼尔：为什么他们先上面条啊？
• People who write about themselves and their feelings, as Byron did, may be said to serve up their own hearts, duly spiced, and with brain-sauce out of their own heads, as a repast for the public.
  人们写下关于他们自己的情感流露，就像拜伦所说的那样，端出他们的心，适当地加些香料，并在他们的头脑外面抹上脑髓酱，这就好比一道面向公众的大餐。
• Amazon will be hoping to leverage both the strength of the Kindle brand, built up over three generations of its popular e-book reader, and its ability to serve up content such as music and video.
  通过KindleFire的发布，亚马逊希望不仅可以提高在三代电子书阅读器基础上发展起来的Kindle品牌的影响力，也希望增强音乐和视频内容的服务能力。
• And if Google tried to use data from around the home to serve up even more relevant adverts, it would be part and parcel of the tacit compromise its users have long accepted.
  即使谷歌试图利用从你家中得到的数据向你展示更多相关广告，也不能算是突破了其用户长期以来已经接受的一种心照不宣的妥协。
• Web publishers increasingly serve up content-rich pages based on complex data sets.
  网站发布工具越来越多地按照数据的复杂程度提供内容丰富的网页。
• If you do this, the Web server will serve up all the content of the WAR without interpretation.
  如果您这样做，Web服务器将不加解释地提供WAR的所有内容。
• Today, learn about this American tradition, as Faith Lapidus and I serve up a program that was first broadcast in two thousand six.
  今天，为了使大家了解美国的这一传统，FaithLapidus和我回复了这个曾在2006年首次播出的节目。
• Once you have successfully completed the enablement task ( as described in the previous sections), the portal can serve up any or all pages through SSL.
  一旦您已成功完成启用工作（正如前面部分所描述的），则门户就可以通过SSL提供任何或所有页面。
• You could also serve up a mouthwatering plate of? Lasagne.
  你也可以做出一盘让人垂涎三尺的意大利千层面。