servant
意味: A person who performs duties for others; a government employee
A servant is a person who performs duties for others, especially domestic tasks in a household. Historically, servants were common in wealthy households, though the term is less used today. The phrase 'civil servant' refers to government employees, and 'public servant' describes anyone working for the public good.
例文
- The large estate employed many servants in its heyday. 那座大庄园在鼎盛时期雇用了许多仆人。La gran finca empleaba a muchos sirvientes en su apogeo.その大邸宅は全盛期には多くの使用人を雇っていました。그 대저택은 전성기에 많은 하인을 고용했습니다.
- She has been a dedicated civil servant for over twenty years. 她作为一名敬业的公务员已经工作了二十多年。Ha sido una funcionaria dedicada durante más de veinte años.彼女は20年以上にわたり献身的な公務員として働いてきました。그녀는 20년 넘게 헌신적인 공무원으로 일해 왔습니다.
- Politicians should remember they are public servants. 政客们应该记住他们是公仆。Los políticos deberían recordar que son servidores públicos.政治家は自分たちが公僕であることを忘れてはなりません。정치인들은 자신이 공복임을 잊어서는 안 됩니다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: general
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Old French 'servant' (serving, attendant), present participle of 'servir' (to serve), from Latin 'servire' (to serve), from 'servus' (slave). The word softened from slavery to domestic service.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
ストーリーと豆知識
From Old French 'servant,' the present participle of 'servir' (to serve). The term reflects the historical class system where domestic work was performed by a distinct servant class.
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