Definition of service charge in English:

service charge

noun

1An extra charge made for serving customers in a restaurant.
服务费
Example sentencesExamples
- The three groups said waiving the service charge would be removing an income that an employee already enjoyed and it was an unfair labour practice.
- Restaurants that don't add a service charge will expect a 10 per cent tip.
- The service charge, which was paid by clients instead of giving tips, was shared between all staff and formed a substantial part of their earnings.
- Maintenance of the pool and communal grounds is included in the annual service charge of €1,320.
- Oh, and the service charge is not optional as it says on the menu.
2A charge made for maintenance on a property which has been leased.
租屋维修金
tenants could pay part of the service charge for unlet premises
Example sentencesExamples
- At Carrickmines Wood in south Dublin, the owners of two-bedroom apartments pay an annual service charge of €1,800.
- Leaseholders will be able to take over BHA's powers to collect service charges to pay for repairs and maintenance.
- The townhouse is liable for an annual service charge of €700.
- The property comes with one designated car parking space and is subject to a service charge of around €2,170 per year.
- The apartment has a south-facing decked balcony and secure parking and is subject to a service charge of €1,300 per annum.
- It is subject to a service charge of €1,524 per annum.
- The two-bedroom units are subject to a £275 service charge while the three-bedroom properties have an annual charge of £350.
- Currently, no government department has responsibility for the regulation of service charges or property management as these agreements are considered contractual.
- The agent is seeking offers of over €374,573 for the apartment which measures 74 square metres and is subject to an annual service charge of €924.
- The annual service charge has yet to be confirmed.
- The house is subject to a service charge of about €520 per year.
- The annual service charge to cover the security arrangements, plus services such as refuse collection and street lighting, comes to about £1,000.
- I have assessed an appropriate service charge for the property as being £1 per square foot of net accommodation.
- The unit comes with one underground parking space and is subject to an annual service charge of around €1,080.
- Introduce a new, broadly based local property tax and rebalance service charges equitably across the entire community.
- A service charge of £525 per annum is payable by owners.
- It is regrettable the final bills were delayed but lease-holders are fully aware each year the council will bill them with a service charge to cover a number of costs, including the maintenance of communal areas around their homes.
- There is ample parking in the gated grounds outside, while the apartment is subject to an annual service charge €1,270.
- Offers in excess of €190,460 are sought for the apartment which is subject to a service charge of €700 per annum.
- Owners will receive a guaranteed income each month and will not incur maintenance or service charges.

Definition of service charge in US English:

service charge

(also service fee)

nounˈsərvəs ˌtʃɑrdʒˈsərvəs ˌCHärj

An extra charge assessed for a service.
Example sentencesExamples
- Oh, and the service charge is not optional as it says on the menu.
- The three groups said waiving the service charge would be removing an income that an employee already enjoyed and it was an unfair labour practice.
- Restaurants that don't add a service charge will expect a 10 per cent tip.
- Maintenance of the pool and communal grounds is included in the annual service charge of €1,320.
- The service charge, which was paid by clients instead of giving tips, was shared between all staff and formed a substantial part of their earnings.

词汇	service charge
释义	Definition of service charge in English: service charge noun 1An extra charge made for serving customers in a restaurant. 服务费 Example sentencesExamples The three groups said waiving the service charge would be removing an income that an employee already enjoyed and it was an unfair labour practice. Restaurants that don't add a service charge will expect a 10 per cent tip. The service charge, which was paid by clients instead of giving tips, was shared between all staff and formed a substantial part of their earnings. Maintenance of the pool and communal grounds is included in the annual service charge of €1,320. Oh, and the service charge is not optional as it says on the menu. 2A charge made for maintenance on a property which has been leased. 租屋维修金 tenants could pay part of the service charge for unlet premises Example sentencesExamples At Carrickmines Wood in south Dublin, the owners of two-bedroom apartments pay an annual service charge of €1,800. Leaseholders will be able to take over BHA's powers to collect service charges to pay for repairs and maintenance. The townhouse is liable for an annual service charge of €700. The property comes with one designated car parking space and is subject to a service charge of around €2,170 per year. The apartment has a south-facing decked balcony and secure parking and is subject to a service charge of €1,300 per annum. It is subject to a service charge of €1,524 per annum. The two-bedroom units are subject to a £275 service charge while the three-bedroom properties have an annual charge of £350. Currently, no government department has responsibility for the regulation of service charges or property management as these agreements are considered contractual. The agent is seeking offers of over €374,573 for the apartment which measures 74 square metres and is subject to an annual service charge of €924. The annual service charge has yet to be confirmed. The house is subject to a service charge of about €520 per year. The annual service charge to cover the security arrangements, plus services such as refuse collection and street lighting, comes to about £1,000. I have assessed an appropriate service charge for the property as being £1 per square foot of net accommodation. The unit comes with one underground parking space and is subject to an annual service charge of around €1,080. Introduce a new, broadly based local property tax and rebalance service charges equitably across the entire community. A service charge of £525 per annum is payable by owners. It is regrettable the final bills were delayed but lease-holders are fully aware each year the council will bill them with a service charge to cover a number of costs, including the maintenance of communal areas around their homes. There is ample parking in the gated grounds outside, while the apartment is subject to an annual service charge €1,270. Offers in excess of €190,460 are sought for the apartment which is subject to a service charge of €700 per annum. Owners will receive a guaranteed income each month and will not incur maintenance or service charges. Definition of service charge in US English: service charge (also service fee) nounˈsərvəs ˌtʃɑrdʒˈsərvəs ˌCHärj An extra charge assessed for a service. Example sentencesExamples Oh, and the service charge is not optional as it says on the menu. The three groups said waiving the service charge would be removing an income that an employee already enjoyed and it was an unfair labour practice. Restaurants that don't add a service charge will expect a 10 per cent tip. Maintenance of the pool and communal grounds is included in the annual service charge of €1,320. The service charge, which was paid by clients instead of giving tips, was shared between all staff and formed a substantial part of their earnings.
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