英:[ˈsɜ:vɪtə(r)]
美:[ˈsɜrvɪtə(r)]
英:[ˈsɜ:vɪtə(r)]
美:[ˈsɜrvɪtə(r)]
ser·vi·tor
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Middle English servitour, borrowed from Anglo-French & Medieval Latin; Anglo-French servitur, servitour, borrowed from Medieval Latin servītor, from Latin servīre "to be at the service of, serve >entry 1" + -tor, agent suffix
The first known use of servitor was in the 14th century
setbacknoun
a slowing of progress : a temporary defeat
setbacknoun
a slowing of progress : a temporary defeat
setanoun
a slender usually rigid or bristly and springy organ or part of an animal or plant
setanoun
a slender usually rigid or bristly and springy organ or part of an animal or plant
sestetnoun
a group of six lines of poetry (as the last six lines of a sonnet)
sessionnoun
a meeting or series of meetings of a body (as a court or legislature) for the carrying on of business
the period between the first meeting of a legislative or judicial body and the last meeting
the period during the year or day in which a school has classes
sessileadjective
attached directly by the base and not raised upon a stalk
a sessile leaf
permanently attached and not free to move about : sedentary
sessile coral polyps
sesamenoun
a hairy herb of warm regions that is grown for its seedsalso: its small somewhat flat seeds that are used as a source of oil and to flavor food
open sesame
servitudenoun
a condition in which one does not have the freedom to determine one's own life
servitornoun
a male servant
1 The servitors of the temple offered Him the dedicated garlands and food of the god, at which the Master regained composure.
2 These faithful servitors took on them much toil, wearing and wearisome, now accomplished by machinery or Chinese.
3 One of the servitors, whose teeth had been chattering, made a shuddering sound.
4 Only two slaves, servitors, were in this room when the visitor entered it; and these were busy preparing for the arrival of the master.
5 She is his nymph, and with a servitor She doth but jest.
6 Two servitors now came close to her, ready to lead her back to the Palace, there to place her under the charge of waiting-women until her confession had been duly written and sworn to.
7 I forgive this good servitor his endeavor to hide my death from me. Hermogenes is learned; he is even wise, and his integrity is well above that of the ordinary court physician.
我原谅这个好心的仆人的这种向我掩饰死亡的企图,埃尔莫·热纳是个学者,他甚至是个智者,他的诚实远远超过一个平庸的御医。
8 These were the eunuchs of Istar's household, wearing her livery: servitors that had been willing slaves.
9 The default of her right arm made her very dependent on him in many little ways, but never was service more tactfully rendered or more delighted in by the servitor.
10 In this matter she was the mistress and the priest the servitor.
11 It is said that these devoted servitors used sometimes to carry away some of the water in vessels 'to drink it with enjoyment.'
12 The servitors met Him with the god's food and He embraced them all.
13 One of his confidential servitors was a certain Berenger, who had been condemned for heresy.
14 Julie had no time for further inspection of the room, as a unique figure suddenly appeared in the small doorway through which the servitor had gone.
15 He drew the young Essene away and signed to the servitors.
16 One only lowers one's self by having words with a servitor.
17 They had rattish pointed faces and tiny pink hands, like the servitor who had brought her the glass of shade.
18 Having, as he thought, effectually frightened his ancient servitor into discretion, and duly seen him start, Mervyn went back to the house, but did not enter.
19 They went along the hall on the third floor, and at the end the servitor entered a small room that was heavily hung with velour portières.
20 But they were merciful to the inhabitants, of whom they made servitors rather than slaves.
3 侍卫
4 侍从
lord-in-waiting man minister dependent servant gentleman knight attendant retainer entourage squire henchman acolyte lackey chamberlain equerry varlet pursuivant camerlengo meiny in waiting outrunner follower yeoman retinue ancillary train suite satellite page boy body servant merry man client dependant famulus livery wait liveryman