What does "dish up" mean?

To serve food To put food on plates.

How do you use "dish up" in a sentence?

Dish up the dinner. She dished up generous portions. I'll dish up in a minute.

Phrasal Verb BritishAustralian ★★★★☆ Common informal

Meaning: To serve food

盛菜，上菜

Servir la comida

（食事を）盛り付ける

(음식을) 그릇에 담다

To put food on plates.

把食物盛到盘子里。

Poner la comida en los platos.

皿に料理を盛る。

음식을 접시에 담아 내다.

Base verb: dish

Particle: up

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

Dish up the dinner.
把晚饭盛好
Sirve la cena
夕食を盛り付けて
저녁 좀 담아.
She dished up generous portions.
她盛了很大的份量
Ella sirvió porciones generosas
彼女はたっぷり盛り付けた
그녀는 넉넉하게 담아냈다.
I'll dish up in a minute.
我马上就盛
Serviré en un momento
すぐに盛り付けるね
금방 담아줄게.

Context: serving, cooking, British

Tone: casual

From putting food on dishes.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal