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serve something to someone 
1. to present someone with something to eat or drink. The host served the snacks to everyone and left the room to work on the salad. The snacks were served to everyone in attendance.
2. to officially deliver something, such as a subpoena, to someone. The sheriff at the door was there to serve a subpoena to Fred. She served the papers to the person who lived there.
See also: serve


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Your opponent will be half expecting your first serve to be a fault, so by putting your first serve into play will catch them off guard.
Moodie then held his serve to love but Murray responded to also close out to love to take the first set 6-3.
 
 
 
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