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ser·vi·tor 英ˈsɜːvɪtə, -ˌtɔː美ˈsɝvɪtɚ, -ˌtɔrAHDsûrʹvĭ-tər, -tôr' 高COCA²⁰⁸⁶¹³BNC⁸²⁵³⁰⁺¹⁰iWeb⁴⁶⁹⁸⁶ 基本英英词源记法近义反义Thesaurus例句 n.仆人⁴⁷;从仆¹³;工读生⁴⁰复数servitors名词servitorship Noun: someone who performs the duties of an attendant for someone else来自 serve,服务,服侍,-or,人,词源同 auditor.引申词义男仆,男侍从。servit它-or者⇒n.仆人⁴⁷;从仆¹³;工读生⁴⁰近义词 waiter侍者dependent依靠的 as in.waiter 同义词 attendant,servant,steward,waitressfootman,salver,slaver,traygarcon,waitperson waiternoun server attendant,footman,garcon,salver,servant,slaver,steward,tray,waitperson,waitress A person, who is always anxious to render service unto the Supreme Lord Hari, as His eternal servitor, in all conditions of life is considered to be liberated even though within the material body. 一位总是处于主永恒仆人的身份,急于服务至尊主哈利的人,无论何时都应被认为是解脱的,即使他还处于物质躯体之内。31931 “ First call for dinner in the dining-car, ” a Pullman servitor was announcing, as he hastened through the aisle in snow-white apron and jacket. “餐车第一次叫吃晚饭,”车上的一个侍者穿着雪白的围裙和短上衣,一边喊一边匆匆地穿过车厢的走道。 xddhy Our grave and reverend servitor had one weakness to which, for the sake of historical accuracy, I feel bound to allude. 我们这位严肃的、受人敬重的仆人有一个缺点。为了记述的正确性,我觉得我不能不提及。 yeeyan |