servants

英 [ˈsɜːvənts]

美 [ˈsɜrvənts]

n.  仆人; 用人; (公司或机构的)雇员，职员; 奴仆般受制(或献身)于…的人; 服务于…的事物
servant的复数

柯林斯词典

• 仆人;用人
  Aservantis someone who is employed to work at another person's home, for example as a cleaner or a gardener.
• See also:Like any other public servants, police must respond to public demand...The question is whether technology is going to be our servant or our master.civil servant

双语例句

• The police are the only civil servants who have to swear allegiance to the Crown
  警察是唯一要宣誓效忠君主的公务员。
• You might expect politicians to smooth things out when civil servants are being dilatory.
  公务员办事拖沓，你可能认为政治家会把事情顺利解决。
• He said that public servants should use government to serve and not to cash in.
  他说，公务员应该运用政府权力为民服务，而不是从中捞取好处。
• Don't vilify the image of public servants.
  不要丑化公职人员形象。
• A former Finance Minister and five senior civil servants are accused of fraud.
  一名前财政大臣和五名高级公务员被指控诈骗。
• The king was attended upon [ on] by a number of servants.
  国王有好多奴仆侍候。
• African-Americans were often typecast as servants, entertainers or criminals.
  非裔美国人经常被指定扮演仆人、笑星或罪犯的角色。
• She cursed at one of her servants this morning.
  今天早晨她大骂了一个仆人。
• Many people nowadays keep servants about the house.
  现在，不少人在家里雇用仆人。
• Those are under servants.
  他们是底下人（指打杂佣人等）。