servicing
Pronunciation: [ˈsɜːrvɪsɪŋ]
Word
Context: “repair and maintenance”
(verb) to take care of something by checking it, fixing it, or making sure it works properly. For example, when a car gets serviced, the mechanic looks at the engine, oils the parts, and makes sure everything is safe to drive.
Example
The mechanic is servicing my car this afternoon to ensure it runs smoothly.
Example
I forgot to service my bike, and now it won't ride well.
Example
When was the last time you had your computer serviced?
Context: “repair and maintenance”
(noun) the act of taking care of or maintaining something, usually by checking it and fixing it when needed. Think of servicing like visiting a doctor, but for machines or vehicles.
Example
The car needs a servicing every year to keep it in good shape.
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Skipping the servicing can lead to bigger problems later on.
Example
How often should we schedule a servicing for the lawnmower?
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