Definition of self-service in English:

self-service

adjective ˌsɛlfˈsəːvɪsˈˌsɛlf ˈsərvəs

Denoting a shop, restaurant, etc. where customers select goods for themselves and pay at a checkout.
a self-service cafeteria
Example sentencesExamples
- The fact that Ikea is a self-service store that doesn't do business over the phone doesn't really strike me as something to get quite so bothered about.
- These days, shoppers can use self-service checkouts at supermarkets, which in the future could remove the need for staff.
- The very idea of a self-service grocery checkout is strange and wonderful.
- On the entrance floor level, the Winter Garden has a self-service restaurant and dining area and a shop where the emphasis is on fine art publications rather than tasteful tea cosies.
- The emergence of self-service grocery stores and the subsequent development of supermarkets have helped to transform the culture of British retailing and, with it, the way people shop.
- There are both non-smoking and smoking areas in the restaurant and a self-service counter.
- If he takes goods in a self-service supermarket he may be guilty of both offences.
- Before 1950, when the first Sainsbury's self-service store opened in Croydon, shoppers used the parade of ‘convenience stores’ known as the high street.
- To cut costs, many retailers have been introducing productivity-boosting measures, such as self-service checkout lines.
- The stall became a shop, and in 1962 the young William opened his first self-service store in an old Bradford cinema.
- Should customers require any assistance using the self-service checkouts for the first time, our staff are always on hand to help.
- The former stables and coach house are now studios, workshops, retail outlets and a self-service restaurant which overlooks the cobbled courtyard of Kilkenny Castle.
- Now, in some stores, even check-out is self-service, meaning labor in the grocery store is almost entirely out of sight.
- While they reported that some items were better suited to a specific type of service, the conclusion was that the average weekly turnover of the self-service shops was 37 per cent higher than that of their counterparts.
- On my return, I converted the Brigade Road store into a self-service supermarket.
- Those customers that do self-service transactions are the ones who are most satisfied.
- Britain's first self-service store, Sainsbury's, opened in Croydon.
- In a self-service store, I buy matches from an Indian woman in a sari of deep colors.
- They make store checkout scanners, including self-service scanners.
- Friends thought Tomás Garvey was mad when, in 1969, he decided to open Dingle's first self-service grocery store, a revolutionary concept at the time.

noun ˌsɛlfˈsəːvɪsˈˌsɛlf ˈsərvəs

mass noun

The system whereby customers select goods for themselves and pay at a checkout.
providing quick self-service
Example sentencesExamples
- They also offer self-service and shared service functionality.
- One of the presumed benefits of customer self-service on the Web is that customers assume the task of keying in their own information.
- Some would say you don't get much bolder than integrating self-service into customer care, yet that's one central thrust of the agreement.
- For now, companies are juggling how much self-service to impose on workers.
- If organizations are to control spiralling security management costs and minimize user downtime they need to introduce a significant degree of automation and self-service, while meeting compliance objectives.
- The verdict of many at the time, including, presumably, the woman who threw a basket at the Croydon manager's head in protest at the new barbarism, was that self-service would never catch on.
- It offers customer self-service and the ability to record, monitor and report on all the integrations.
- It also provides an interactive workspace, within which collaboration, workflow and self-service can occur.
- It provides self-service for customers with digital cameras.
- This will increase the likelihood of successful self-service in the future.
Synonyms
cold table, cold meal, smorgasbord

Definition of self-service in US English:

self-service

adjectiveˈˌsɛlf ˈsərvəsˈˌself ˈsərvəs

Denoting a store, restaurant, or service station where customers select goods for themselves or service their car for themselves and pay a cashier.
a self-service cafeteria
Example sentencesExamples
- The former stables and coach house are now studios, workshops, retail outlets and a self-service restaurant which overlooks the cobbled courtyard of Kilkenny Castle.
- Britain's first self-service store, Sainsbury's, opened in Croydon.
- The stall became a shop, and in 1962 the young William opened his first self-service store in an old Bradford cinema.
- The emergence of self-service grocery stores and the subsequent development of supermarkets have helped to transform the culture of British retailing and, with it, the way people shop.
- There are both non-smoking and smoking areas in the restaurant and a self-service counter.
- Friends thought Tomás Garvey was mad when, in 1969, he decided to open Dingle's first self-service grocery store, a revolutionary concept at the time.
- They make store checkout scanners, including self-service scanners.
- In a self-service store, I buy matches from an Indian woman in a sari of deep colors.
- The fact that Ikea is a self-service store that doesn't do business over the phone doesn't really strike me as something to get quite so bothered about.
- Before 1950, when the first Sainsbury's self-service store opened in Croydon, shoppers used the parade of ‘convenience stores’ known as the high street.
- Should customers require any assistance using the self-service checkouts for the first time, our staff are always on hand to help.
- If he takes goods in a self-service supermarket he may be guilty of both offences.
- While they reported that some items were better suited to a specific type of service, the conclusion was that the average weekly turnover of the self-service shops was 37 per cent higher than that of their counterparts.
- On the entrance floor level, the Winter Garden has a self-service restaurant and dining area and a shop where the emphasis is on fine art publications rather than tasteful tea cosies.
- These days, shoppers can use self-service checkouts at supermarkets, which in the future could remove the need for staff.
- The very idea of a self-service grocery checkout is strange and wonderful.
- Now, in some stores, even check-out is self-service, meaning labor in the grocery store is almost entirely out of sight.
- On my return, I converted the Brigade Road store into a self-service supermarket.
- To cut costs, many retailers have been introducing productivity-boosting measures, such as self-service checkout lines.
- Those customers that do self-service transactions are the ones who are most satisfied.

nounˈˌsɛlf ˈsərvəsˈˌself ˈsərvəs

The system whereby customers select goods for themselves or service their car for themselves and pay a cashier.
providing quick self-service
Example sentencesExamples
- The verdict of many at the time, including, presumably, the woman who threw a basket at the Croydon manager's head in protest at the new barbarism, was that self-service would never catch on.
- One of the presumed benefits of customer self-service on the Web is that customers assume the task of keying in their own information.
- This will increase the likelihood of successful self-service in the future.
- If organizations are to control spiralling security management costs and minimize user downtime they need to introduce a significant degree of automation and self-service, while meeting compliance objectives.
- It also provides an interactive workspace, within which collaboration, workflow and self-service can occur.
- It provides self-service for customers with digital cameras.
- They also offer self-service and shared service functionality.
- Some would say you don't get much bolder than integrating self-service into customer care, yet that's one central thrust of the agreement.
- For now, companies are juggling how much self-service to impose on workers.
- It offers customer self-service and the ability to record, monitor and report on all the integrations.
Synonyms
cold table, cold meal, smorgasbord

单词	self-service
释义	Definition of self-service in English: self-service adjective ˌsɛlfˈsəːvɪsˈˌsɛlf ˈsərvəs Denoting a shop, restaurant, etc. where customers select goods for themselves and pay at a checkout. a self-service cafeteria Example sentencesExamples The fact that Ikea is a self-service store that doesn't do business over the phone doesn't really strike me as something to get quite so bothered about. These days, shoppers can use self-service checkouts at supermarkets, which in the future could remove the need for staff. The very idea of a self-service grocery checkout is strange and wonderful. On the entrance floor level, the Winter Garden has a self-service restaurant and dining area and a shop where the emphasis is on fine art publications rather than tasteful tea cosies. The emergence of self-service grocery stores and the subsequent development of supermarkets have helped to transform the culture of British retailing and, with it, the way people shop. There are both non-smoking and smoking areas in the restaurant and a self-service counter. If he takes goods in a self-service supermarket he may be guilty of both offences. Before 1950, when the first Sainsbury's self-service store opened in Croydon, shoppers used the parade of ‘convenience stores’ known as the high street. To cut costs, many retailers have been introducing productivity-boosting measures, such as self-service checkout lines. The stall became a shop, and in 1962 the young William opened his first self-service store in an old Bradford cinema. Should customers require any assistance using the self-service checkouts for the first time, our staff are always on hand to help. The former stables and coach house are now studios, workshops, retail outlets and a self-service restaurant which overlooks the cobbled courtyard of Kilkenny Castle. Now, in some stores, even check-out is self-service, meaning labor in the grocery store is almost entirely out of sight. While they reported that some items were better suited to a specific type of service, the conclusion was that the average weekly turnover of the self-service shops was 37 per cent higher than that of their counterparts. On my return, I converted the Brigade Road store into a self-service supermarket. Those customers that do self-service transactions are the ones who are most satisfied. Britain's first self-service store, Sainsbury's, opened in Croydon. In a self-service store, I buy matches from an Indian woman in a sari of deep colors. They make store checkout scanners, including self-service scanners. Friends thought Tomás Garvey was mad when, in 1969, he decided to open Dingle's first self-service grocery store, a revolutionary concept at the time. noun ˌsɛlfˈsəːvɪsˈˌsɛlf ˈsərvəs mass noun The system whereby customers select goods for themselves and pay at a checkout. providing quick self-service Example sentencesExamples They also offer self-service and shared service functionality. One of the presumed benefits of customer self-service on the Web is that customers assume the task of keying in their own information. Some would say you don't get much bolder than integrating self-service into customer care, yet that's one central thrust of the agreement. For now, companies are juggling how much self-service to impose on workers. If organizations are to control spiralling security management costs and minimize user downtime they need to introduce a significant degree of automation and self-service, while meeting compliance objectives. The verdict of many at the time, including, presumably, the woman who threw a basket at the Croydon manager's head in protest at the new barbarism, was that self-service would never catch on. It offers customer self-service and the ability to record, monitor and report on all the integrations. It also provides an interactive workspace, within which collaboration, workflow and self-service can occur. It provides self-service for customers with digital cameras. This will increase the likelihood of successful self-service in the future. Synonyms cold table, cold meal, smorgasbord Definition of self-service in US English: self-service adjectiveˈˌsɛlf ˈsərvəsˈˌself ˈsərvəs Denoting a store, restaurant, or service station where customers select goods for themselves or service their car for themselves and pay a cashier. a self-service cafeteria Example sentencesExamples The former stables and coach house are now studios, workshops, retail outlets and a self-service restaurant which overlooks the cobbled courtyard of Kilkenny Castle. Britain's first self-service store, Sainsbury's, opened in Croydon. The stall became a shop, and in 1962 the young William opened his first self-service store in an old Bradford cinema. The emergence of self-service grocery stores and the subsequent development of supermarkets have helped to transform the culture of British retailing and, with it, the way people shop. There are both non-smoking and smoking areas in the restaurant and a self-service counter. Friends thought Tomás Garvey was mad when, in 1969, he decided to open Dingle's first self-service grocery store, a revolutionary concept at the time. They make store checkout scanners, including self-service scanners. In a self-service store, I buy matches from an Indian woman in a sari of deep colors. The fact that Ikea is a self-service store that doesn't do business over the phone doesn't really strike me as something to get quite so bothered about. Before 1950, when the first Sainsbury's self-service store opened in Croydon, shoppers used the parade of ‘convenience stores’ known as the high street. Should customers require any assistance using the self-service checkouts for the first time, our staff are always on hand to help. If he takes goods in a self-service supermarket he may be guilty of both offences. While they reported that some items were better suited to a specific type of service, the conclusion was that the average weekly turnover of the self-service shops was 37 per cent higher than that of their counterparts. On the entrance floor level, the Winter Garden has a self-service restaurant and dining area and a shop where the emphasis is on fine art publications rather than tasteful tea cosies. These days, shoppers can use self-service checkouts at supermarkets, which in the future could remove the need for staff. The very idea of a self-service grocery checkout is strange and wonderful. Now, in some stores, even check-out is self-service, meaning labor in the grocery store is almost entirely out of sight. On my return, I converted the Brigade Road store into a self-service supermarket. To cut costs, many retailers have been introducing productivity-boosting measures, such as self-service checkout lines. Those customers that do self-service transactions are the ones who are most satisfied. nounˈˌsɛlf ˈsərvəsˈˌself ˈsərvəs The system whereby customers select goods for themselves or service their car for themselves and pay a cashier. providing quick self-service Example sentencesExamples The verdict of many at the time, including, presumably, the woman who threw a basket at the Croydon manager's head in protest at the new barbarism, was that self-service would never catch on. One of the presumed benefits of customer self-service on the Web is that customers assume the task of keying in their own information. This will increase the likelihood of successful self-service in the future. If organizations are to control spiralling security management costs and minimize user downtime they need to introduce a significant degree of automation and self-service, while meeting compliance objectives. It also provides an interactive workspace, within which collaboration, workflow and self-service can occur. It provides self-service for customers with digital cameras. They also offer self-service and shared service functionality. Some would say you don't get much bolder than integrating self-service into customer care, yet that's one central thrust of the agreement. For now, companies are juggling how much self-service to impose on workers. It offers customer self-service and the ability to record, monitor and report on all the integrations. Synonyms cold table, cold meal, smorgasbord
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