单词 | menial |
释义 | me·nial I. 1. a. archaic < stood knight and squire, and menial train — S.T.Coleridge > b. < a few Indian women for menial offices — W.H.Prescott > 2. < those who … regard translation as an uninspired and menial occupation have never practiced it — Times Literary Supplement > < menial occupations in hotels, laundries, cigar factories — American Guide Series: New York > < most menial of stations in that aristocratic old Boston world — V.L.Parrington > < encouraged to rise from the menial and mechanical operations of his craft — Lewis Munford > < spread from the top down to the most menial levels of the administration — Economist > < a relatively menial category to which volunteers without degrees … are generally relegated — Robert Rice > < menial tasks > 3. a. < the wealthy nation they had dared speak to only in menial tones for so long — Atlantic > b. < life for each man had become a menial thing — Robert Lowry > Synonyms: see subservient II. < in the classic period the musician was generally looked upon as a menial — A.E.Wier > |
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