n.仆人，佣人，(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

原形：servant复数：servants

His father is a civil servant.
他的父亲是一名公务员。
Modern women don't want to be domestic servant.
现代女性不想成为家庭佣人。
The rich family has several servants.
这个富有的家庭有几个仆人。
The butler, a seasoned servant, served the wine with great finesse.
这位管家，一个经验丰富的仆人，非常熟练地端上了酒。
She was employed as a live-in servant for the wealthy family.
她受雇为这个富裕家庭的住家仆人。
In ancient times, servants were often treated as property rather than people.
在古代，仆人常常被当作财产而非人来对待。
The young servant was eager to learn and please his master.
年轻的仆人渴望学习并取悦他的主人。
He instructed his servant to prepare a feast for the visiting dignitaries.
他吩咐仆人为来访的贵宾准备盛宴。
The loyal servant stayed by her master's side until the end.
忠诚的仆人一直陪伴在主人身边直到最后。
In Jane Austen's novels, servants play a significant role in the plot.
在简·奥斯汀的小说中，仆人在情节中扮演了重要角色。
The servant entered the room silently, bowing respectfully to his master.
仆人悄无声息地走进房间，向主人恭敬地鞠躬。
She had been a servant in the house for over 20 years and knew every nook and cranny.
她在这家当仆人超过20年，对每个角落都了如指掌。
The king's servant was tasked with delivering a confidential message to the prince.
国王的仆人被委派给王子传递一份机密信息。