services

/ ˈsɜːvɪsɪz /

plural noun

1. work performed for remuneration
2. the services
   the armed forces
3. sometimes singular economics commodities, such as banking, that are mainly intangible and usually consumed concurrently with their production Compare goods
4. a system of providing the public with gas, water, etc

services

1. Work done for others as an occupation or business. ( Compare goods .)

Example Sentences

He argued the government's finances were "really, really difficult", and the government had to prioritise delivering for the NHS, schools and other public services used by pensioners.

From BBC

His pick for Energy secretary, oil and gas services executive Chris Wright, has falsely asserted that “there is no climate crisis” and “there is no such thing as clean energy or dirty energy.”

From Los Angeles Times

Once bustling with city employees — and residents needing city services — these few blocks lying in the shadow of City Hall have been made desolate by telecommuting options and online access to municipal departments.

From Los Angeles Times

The document says they carried with them a Muslim chaplain who had been beaten unconscious and a food services worker who had been attacked with a broomstick.

From Los Angeles Times

Her office, along with other immigration offices and the Haitian Lawyers Association, have met to strategize ways to assist immigrant communities, help them navigate the process and provide legal services.

From Salon

Related Words

• convocation
• dawning
• graduation
• initiation
• kickoff
• onset
• outset