subservient

[səb'sə:viənt]

adj.卑屈的, 奉承的, 次要的,从属的

例句与用法：

People shall not be regarded as subservient to the economic system.

不应把人的因素看成是经济体制的附庸。

People should not be regarded as subservient to the economic system.

不应把人的因素看成是经济体制的附庸。

词形变化：

副词: subserviently | 名词: subservience |

a.

1. 充当下手的

2. 有用的

3. 奉承的

4. 卑屈的

subservient

词形变化：

副词: subserviently | 名词: subservience |

词义辨析：

同义参见:

obedient

dependent

acquiescent

conformable

compliant

relative

反义参见:

chief

overbearing

subservient[səb:sə:viənt]adj.1.■有利的，有益的，有用的2.■从属的，附属的；辅助的3.■屈从的，恭顺的，低声下气的，俯首帖耳的

1. prepared to obey others unquestioningly
   无条件顺从的
   she was subservient to her parents.
   她对父母百依百顺。
   ■less important; subordinate
   次要的；附属的，从属的
   the theory makes freedom subservient to control.
   这种理论使自由从属于控制。
   ■serving as a means to an end
   为达到目的的
   the whole narration is subservient to the moral plan of exemplifying twelve virtues in twelve knights.
   整个叙述都是为了实现道德教育的计划，即阐明体现在12位骑士身上的12种美德。
   

1. mid 17th cent.: from Latin subservient- 'subjecting to, complying with', from the verb subservire (see subserve)
   

subservient

形容词 subservient:

compliant and obedient to authority-G. B. Shaw

serving or acting as a means or aid

同义词：implemental, instrumental

abjectly submissive; characteristic of a slave or servant

同义词：slavish, submissive

subservient

■"How are you feeling now, sir?" he asked, with the subservient smirk.

“现在，你觉得怎么样了，先生?”他含着谄媚的假笑问。

■Queen: A mature and very able woman proposes a long-lasting and apparently advantageous alliance. If you don't want to lose this opportunity, be polite but not subservient.

一个成熟的和非常有才能的女人计划一个持久的和明显的有利的联盟。如果你不要想去失去这个机会,要有礼貌的但不要奉承的。

■People shall not be regarded as subservient to the economic system

不应把人的因素看成是经济体制的附庸

■People shall not be regarded as subservient to the economic system.

不应把人的因素看成是经济体制的附庸。

■It was horrible to have to be affable and subservient

不得不强作欢颜卖弄风骚，真是太可怕了。

■Whatever strategy you choose, deal with the bully as soon as possible, because “once a dominant subservient relationship is established, it becomes difficult to unshackle.

不管你采取哪种策略，都要尽快把恃强凌弱的老板摆平，因为“一旦建立起服从于强权的关系，就很难再有所改变。”

■The needs of individuals were subservient to those of the group as a whole.

个人的需要服从于整个集体的需要。

■The middle class is weak and ineffectual and tends to become dependent on and subservient to the ruling class

中产阶级软弱无能，趋向依赖和屈服于统治阶级。

■The Certificate dialog box for the subservient certificate will close.

从属证书的“证书”对话框将关闭。

■They were shifty, cheerful, subservient men.

他们都属于这类人：随机应变，欢欢喜喜，善于奉承。

■He is subservient to his boss.

他奉承老板。

■He's totally subservient to his boss.

他对上司俯首帖耳。

■Subservient a very firm hand But animals of this age do not easily become subservient to man, and a very firm hand must be employed in the early stages.

但这个年龄的象不易驯服,因此开始阶段需要有一位强有力的老手。

■But animals of this age do not easily become subservient to man,

但这个年龄的象不易驯服，

■But animals of this age do not easily become subservient to man, and a very time man, and a very firm hand must be employed in the early stages.

但这个年龄的象不易驯服，因此开始阶段需要有一位强有力的老手。

■But animals of this age do not easily become subservient to man, and a very firm hand must be employed in the early stages.

但这种年龄的象不容易顺从于人，因此在调驯的初期必须雇用相当成熟的老手。

■a subservient manner, attitude

低三下四的样子、 态度

■The Tsarist government ensured their subservient position by refusing to give them prestigious degrees, since higher degrees allowed people to gain rank and privilege in the civil service.

俄国政府通过拒绝给她们有声望的学位来确保她们不会有威胁，因为更高的学位会被允许在民事中给与头衔和特权。

■one dependent on or subservient to another; a tool

傀儡依赖他人为生者或听人驱使者；傀儡

■The British media pored over the text of the conversation, saying it cast Blair in a subservient role and showed the unequal nature of Britain's much-vaunted“ special relationship” with the United States.

其次，在身体语言上，英国媒体对布什端坐在位子上，口中塞满面包，与站立在一旁的布莱尔对话，也觉得是一种不礼貌的举止。

■The researches about the classification and identification of their species and varieties have provided an early, subservient and selective index for breeding work.

其种间或品种间的分类鉴定和亲缘关系的研究为育种工作提供了一个早期的、辅助的、选择性的指标。

■The images of tenacity and loyalty of a proud Osmanthus mirrored the author's enthusiastic ambition not to be subservient to reality.

写桂树的傲岸不屈与忠贞丹心，即是写诗人自身不向俗世折腰的风格与赤诚怀抱。

■a subservient person

势利小人

■A subservient person; a flunky.

势利小人唯命是从的人；奉承者

■servile; cringing; subservient

卑躬屈膝

■The women of the south are diminutive, subservient and very polite.

南方的妇女娇小可爱，毕恭毕敬，很有礼貌。

■Instead, they are subservient to a rigid system of central targets, which has inadvertently encouraged coppers to focus on busting minor offenders rather than on keeping their patches safe.

取而代之的是，他们对严格的主要目标制度低眉顺眼，这有意无意的鼓励警察们突击逮捕一些无名无姓的犯人来充数而不是努力让他管辖的地段更加的安全。

■he only knows that the power confided to me has never been made subservient to my personal good or to any useless cause.

只有上帝知道：他所交给我的权力，我并没有用来满足我的私欲或作任何无意义的举动。

■Bred a scholar, he made his learning subservient only to the cause of truth.

后来才把兴趣放在哲学，思考方面，而且成就显赫。

■After King Wu of Zhou overthrew the Shang Dynasty, all subservient states presented gifts to the leaders of the Zhou Dynasty to confirm their allegiance.

周武王灭商之后，所有的番邦争向周王室纳贡以表忠诚。

■because it is not a partnership in things subservient only to the gross animal existence of a temporary and perishable nature.

因为社会不是仅仅从属于所有短暂易逝的动物生存的那些事物的合作关系。

■Below the Kshtriyas are a host of “lower” castes, all of whom, if they are still affected by this ancient system, will tend to be subservient in one way or the other.

在刹帝利以下是许多的“低”等级，如果他们仍受到古老的等级制度的影响，就会以各种方式表现得毕恭毕敬。

■Here body and mind were subservient to the slow movement of the seasons.

在这里，一个人的身心都得听从季节的缓慢的运行。

■It was at this period I learned that the destiny which seemed subservient to every wish formed by Napoleon, had bestowed on him a son, named king of Rome even in his cradle.

在那个时候，拿破仑似乎万事如意，甚至把他那个还在摇篮里的儿子封做了罗马国王。

■Basically, Broll sees Valeera as an untrustworthy, betraying, magic junkie blood elf, and Valeera sees Broll as a weak, subservient wuss.

基本上，布罗尔认为瓦蕾拉是不可信任，背信弃义，魔法垃圾的血精灵，而瓦蕾拉认为布罗尔是个弱小无能的混蛋。

■He hated being subservient to this dean.

处于比院长低一截的地位,实在让他厌恶。

■He hated being subservient to this dean

处于比院长低一截的地位，实在让他厌恶。

■The majority of men must be subservient to the machine.

大多数人不能不从属于机器。

■Slave: n. One who is abjectly subservient to a specified person or influence

奴隶般受控的人,卑贱地屈从于某个特定的人或某种特定影响的人

■WORD OF THE DAY - Monday - servile: submissive and subservient; like a servant The boss responded favorably when I asked the question in a servile tone.

奴颜卑膝的当我用奴颜卑膝的的口气问问题时，老闆很愉快地回应我要求。

■Bend one's knees before the lord; servility; subservient servile

奴颜婢膝

■A subservient client would soon face an accumulation of ever-growing pressures.

奴颜婢膝的附庸则很快就会导致外来日益增加的种种压力。

■She did not wish to leave him, but she could not accept her subservient role.

她不愿意离开他，但无法忍受自己所扮演的一个百依百顺的角色。

■She has become submissive and subservient.

她已经变得顺从、惯于奉承了。

■If a man makes two-thirds of his existence subservient to one-third, for which admittedly he has no absolutely feverish zest, how can he hope to live fully and completely?

如果一个人将他2/的时间都看成是另外1/时间的附属，而在这1/的时间内，他并非保持着高昂的热情，那他又怎能期待自己生活得充实而完整呢?

■The buffalo was so huge and strong, yet it was subservient to a little farmer and obeyed its instructions.It dared not resist even when beaten.

它看那头牛那么大又那么壮，怎么会一直听那个小小的农夫的话，叫它怎么做就怎么做，打它，它也不敢反应。

■This was particularly the case in Eastern Europe, because of the size of the territory involved and the huge populations that needed to be kept subservient to German rule.

尤其是在东欧。因为那里有广阔的土地和庞大复杂的人口需要在德国人的控制之下。

■That day, a humble, subservient orphan girl was transformed into the queen of Persia, the most powerful kingdom in the world.

就这样，一位卑下、做下手的孤女，居然摇身一变，成为当时世界上最有势力的波斯国皇后。

■Although they have suffered a lot of incredible tribulation and discomfiture,yet neither of them were subservient.

尽管他们遭遇了许多让人惊异的挫折和不幸，但是没有一个人屈服。

■subservient role

屈从角色