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menial發(fā)音

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menial中文意思翻譯

n.傭人, 家仆,卑賤的人

adj.適合仆人做的, 卑微的

menial詞形變化

副詞: menially |

menial常見(jiàn)例句

1 、I really get tried of the menial life.───我受夠了這種枯燥的生活。

2 、But a new programme was launched after critics said menial work humiliated employees without improving their attitude.───但有人認為這種做法不僅無(wú)法改進(jìn)職員的工作態(tài)度，而且會(huì )侮辱他們的人格，所以今年的做法有所改進(jìn)。

3 、And I just hope that this scholarship can rescue your child from the subpar education and menial life of an engineer.─── 而且我只是希望 這份獎學(xué)金可以拯救你的孩子 免遭工程師的次等教育 與卑賤生活的悲慘命運

4 、Objective To explore the relationship between self-concept and parental rearing patterns, and to provide bases for improving senior middle school students' menial health.───摘要目的探討高中生自我概念具體維度與父母養育方式之間的關(guān)系，為提高高中生的心理健康水平提供依據。

5 、I'm a brilliant telepath and my talents are being squandered on menial tasks like this.─── 我是一個(gè)天才心靈感應者 我的天賦卻被浪費在這種雜活上

6 、A person who does tedious, menial, or unpleasant work.───做苦工的人做單調、卑賤或不愉快工作的人

7 、He's highly intelligent, but he holds a menial or lowlevel job.─── 擁有極高智商 但是從事低微的工作

8 、one who works solely for compensation,especially a person willing to perform for a fee tasks considered menial or offensive───專(zhuān)為金錢(qián)干活的人；尤指為了金錢(qián)承擔卑下的或令人不快的工作

9 、However menial and trivial your early assignments may appear, give them your best efforts.───剛開(kāi)始被分派的工作，無(wú)論看似何其卑微瑣碎，你都要盡全力完成。

10 、There is a positive attitude here, from the boss down to the lowliest menial.───在這里上至老板下至最低微的下人，都有很積極的態(tài)度。

11 、The paper explores the way to build the best menial lexical through which the relationship between prefabricated language chunks and mental lexical is discussed.───摘要文章探討了如何建構學(xué)習者最佳的心理詞典，并進(jìn)一步探討了預制語(yǔ)塊和心理詞典的關(guān)系。

12 、He was forced to take a series of menial jobs.───他被迫做一連串瑣碎的雜活。

13 、Keywords stereotaxic techniques;movement disorders;epilepsy;pain;menial disorders;───關(guān)鍵詞立體**技術(shù);運動(dòng)障礙;癲癇;疼痛;精神障礙;

14 、clothing worn by military personnel when doing menial labor.───士兵干雜活時(shí)穿的衣服。

15 、a servant; a lackey; a flunkey; a thrall; a menial; a vassa───奴仆

16 、However menial your life is, meet it and live it; do not shun it and call it hard names.───不論你的生活如何卑微，你要面對它，不要躲避它，更別用惡言咒罵它。

17 、If there are to be citizens who are freed from manual and menial and household chores to go to the assembly, to deliberate about politics, there have to be some who look after those menial tasks; the mere necessities of life.─── 若要讓一些公民 無(wú)需從事體力勞動(dòng) 家務(wù)等瑣事 得以去集會(huì ) 商議政事 就必須有人處理這些瑣事 承擔生活中必需的勞作

18 、a humble accessory or tool to be used as it may, whether that be as a boss, a henchman, a peasant or some other menial function.───人與貓一樣，是附屬的、卑微的、被擺弄的，工具而已，無(wú)論老板、“狗腿子”、農民，還是釘子戶(hù)。。。

19 、She hated such menial tasks as washing the pots and pans.───她憎惡洗鍋擦盤(pán)之類(lèi)低賤的工作。

20 、I was made to do a good deal of menial work.───我被指使去做許多下人的工作。

21 、Women performed only the most menial tasks, such as cleaning up the mess in the studio.───女子僅完成一些最瑣碎的任務(wù),比如清理工作室的衛生。

22 、Not mentioned here is the fifth and lowest order, which consists of the "untouchables", who perform menial tasks considered to be defiling.───在這里沒(méi)有提及第五階層和由“不可觸摸者”(賤民)組成的最低層，他們干的奴仆工作被認為是骯臟的。

23 、Lord, give us grace to serve others, for this is what Jesus did, even in such menial tasks as washing the feet of His disciples.───主??！賜下恩典使我們能服事人，像耶穌謙卑自己，做奴仆的工作，替祂的門(mén)徒洗腳，愿我們像您。

24 、Did he gain his precarious bread by some petty trade, by menial toil, by violence, or by theft?───他究竟是在做小生意，當奴仆，還是靠打家劫舍來(lái)獲得朝不保夕的口糧呢?

25 、Manual or menial labor, such as barracks cleaning, assigned to soldiers.───勞務(wù)雜役分派給士兵的一年一次或兩次的雜役（如打掃軍營(yíng)）

26 、he was a slave doing menial work.───就是一名做苦役的奴隸。

27 、Do menial work───掃田刮地

28 、The engineering teams who went to aid in construction, now that was menial work, trying to do good.───小布什敏銳地抓住了這一點(diǎn)，宣稱(chēng)蘇丹政府必須達爾富爾的危機負全部責任。

29 、"Ah.A small aversion to menial labor?───“啊，有那么點(diǎn)兒討厭干仆人的活兒了是吧？”

30 、the menial work concerned in running a house───操持家務(wù)這類(lèi)的粗活

31 、menial jobs───卑下的工作

32 、and the women attendant, who are aged proportionably to ours at fifty, perform only the most menial offices.───女仆們年紀相當于我們的五十歲，只做那最粗賤的活兒。

33 、Confucius said that he was not born with much talent and wisdom;it was just that he had to do lots of menial chores because his family was very poor.───孔子自己就說(shuō)過(guò)，他并非天生多才多智，只不過(guò)是從小家庭貧賤，他必須做很多瑣事罷了！

34 、It is almost as if I had left this world and then returned, and in doing so, rediscovered how much I cherish my time here.Even the most menial task, such as scrubbing walls, now gives me pleasure.───我就好象是到世界之外走了一遭又回來(lái)的人，我做這些事情的時(shí)候，發(fā)現我是那樣地珍愛(ài)現在的時(shí)光，哪怕是刷墻一類(lèi)最繁瑣乏味的工作，現在都能給我帶來(lái)快樂(lè )。

35 、It is the worker caste who performs the menial yet essential tasks of Yuuzhan Vong society, from garbage collectors to personal attendants.───從拾荒者一直到個(gè)人侍從，工人階層從事著(zhù)遇戰瘋社會(huì )中地位卑下卻至關(guān)重要的工作。

36 、Objective To evaluate the mental health of the key high school students, normal high school students and vocational high school students, and to provide evidence for menial health education.───摘要目的探討重點(diǎn)高中、普通高中、職業(yè)高中3類(lèi)學(xué)校高中生心理健康狀況的差異，為心理健康教育提供依據。

37 、One who performs menial tasks for another.───仆人替別人做卑賤工作的人

38 、he performed the menial chore of shining shoes.───他像仆人一樣做些擦鞋的家務(wù)活。

39 、But I also have money to pay people to do my menial jobs.─── 但我有錢(qián)雇人替我做這些小事

40 、In China's far west, the Muslim ethnic group finds itself relegated to menial jobs. Chinese officials also restrict religious practice and use of their language in schools.───在中國遙遠的西部,一個(gè)穆斯林少數民族發(fā)現自己做的工作愈發(fā)卑微.中國政府同時(shí)對他們的宗教活動(dòng)以及平時(shí)在學(xué)校的本族語(yǔ)言上課進(jìn)行限制.

41 、But women predominate in the lower-paying, menial, unrewarding, dead-end jobs, and when they do reach better positions, they are invariably paid less than a man gets for the same job.───但干著(zhù)工資低、侍候人、不給人心靈以滿(mǎn)足、沒(méi)有前途的工作的則絕大多數是婦女。即使當她們得到較好的職位時(shí)，她們的工資也永遠低于做同樣工作的男子。

42 、Drudge: a person who does menial, dull or hard work.───勤苦地做。

43 、One who works solely for compensation, especially a person willing to perform for a fee tasks considered menial or offensive.───專(zhuān)為金錢(qián)干活的人尤指為了金錢(qián)承擔卑下的或令人不快的工作

44 、Many Saudis including graduates hope for work in the government and shun many menial jobs done by the large expatriate labor force.───據沙特周二的報紙報道，為鼓勵沙特人從事他們認為“低賤”的職業(yè)，沙特勞工部部長(cháng)想出了一個(gè)奇特的方式：在快餐店做三個(gè)小時(shí)的服務(wù)生。

45 、1.lowly; 2.mean; humble; menial; servile───卑賤

46 、Accordingly, the workers' tasks invariably become more trivial and menial.─── 相應的 工人的任務(wù)也變得 更加瑣碎 枯燥

47 、a student at a British public school who is required to perform menial tasks for a student in a higher class───受高年級使喚的低年級學(xué)生，在英國公立學(xué)校為高年級同學(xué)做跑腿活兒的學(xué)生

48 、Immigrants come to the United States and take menial jobs so that their children have a chance at a better future, he told me.───他告訴我，移民來(lái)到美國從事體力勞動(dòng)，這樣他們的子女能有機會(huì )擁有更美好的未來(lái)。

49 、Far from being thought a disgrace if he performs these "menial" tasks, a man is thought ridiculous if he does not know how to perform them.───做這些“粗活”絕不會(huì )讓人認為不體面，不會(huì )做才是讓人覺(jué)得不可思議呢。

50 、You are not just a person who does menial chores all day.───你不是一個(gè)整天做家務(wù)的人。

51 、He is far too qualified for such a menial position.───他做那樣卑賤的工作，未免太可惜了。

52 、Although young people are sometimes attracted by the gang's power, they are unlikely to be recruited for anything more than menial tasks, the report added.───年輕人雖然有時(shí)會(huì )被幫派的權力所吸引，但他們不太可能會(huì )被招募從事重要的任務(wù)，報告補充說(shuō)。

53 、a person who does tedious,menial,or unpleasant work───做單調、卑賤或不愉快工作的人

54 、I perform menial errands found for me by my former subordinates.─── 我的老部下專(zhuān)門(mén)為我找了 這個(gè)無(wú)聊的小差事

55 、But pessimists reckon that having the best and brightest working abroad, often in menial jobs, is a dreadful loss.───但悲觀(guān)者卻認為最好、最有前途的人都在國外工作，多數人都從事著(zhù)不體面的工作，這是可怕的浪費。

56 、Focusing on a menial task can calm her down.─── 專(zhuān)注于無(wú)聊的事能讓她平靜下來(lái)

57 、Under these conditions teaching ranked lower than the menial services, and college graduates hesitated to demean themselves in such an employment.───在這種情形下，教師的地位比仆人還要低，因此，大學(xué)畢業(yè)生們不愿身處如此境遇。

58 、But women predominate in the lower-paying， menial， unrewarding， dead-end jobs， and when they do reach better positions， they are invariably paid less than a man for the same job.───婦女主要從事工資低、候人、有前途的工作。即使她們獲得較好的職位，他們的工資也總是比同樣工作的男人低。

59 、" The only jobs Jonathon could find open to him were menial ones, not requiring his intellect, but rather, his muscles.───喬納森所能找到的向他敞開(kāi)著(zhù)大門(mén)的工作都是些賣(mài)力的苦役，根本不是智力型勞動(dòng)。

60 、To the contrary, she said, he had taken that menial job out of guilt for what had happened to her. He spent his life keeping children safe.───她說(shuō)恰恰相反,他之所以干那體力活,是因為對她的不幸感到愧疚,(但是他的工作有意義,因為)他后半生都在保護兒童.

61 、A menial worker; a drudge.───傭工；苦工

62 、Neither of them had any education and they worked at very menial tasks in our society.───我的雙親皆未上過(guò)學(xué)，他們在我們的社會(huì )中從事微賤的工作。

63 、2. However menial your life is,meet it and live it ;do not shun it and call it hard names.───不論你的生活如何卑微，你要面對它，不要躲避它，更別用惡言咒罵它。收藏指正

64 、but migrants from the countryside generally get the most menial jobs, miss out on subsidised health care and are often denied access to oversubscribed urban schools.───但是這些遷移者雖然獲得了大量的服務(wù)性行業(yè)的工作，但是卻沒(méi)有醫療保證以及農民工子女上學(xué)成為一個(gè)頑疾。

65 、This job, while not restricted to unclean castes, goes largely to Untouchables, their low status condemning them to the most menial work.───“賤民”們低微的身份已經(jīng)注定了他們主要從事于體力勞動(dòng)。

66 、Considered impure by Hindu law, they are generally permitted to perform only the most menial jobs.───受印度教教義規定，這些人只能干最低級粗重的活。

67 、clothing worn by military personnel when doing menial labor───士兵干雜活時(shí)穿的衣服

68 、A student at a British public school who is required to perform menial tasks for a student in a higher class.───受高年級使喚的低年級學(xué)生在英國公立學(xué)校為高年級同學(xué)做跑腿活兒的學(xué)生

69 、They believed that these life of menial work for granted, will not undermine the dignity.───他們認為，做這些生活中的粗活理所當然，絕對無(wú)損體面。

70 、Mr Hennequin also wants people to know that “McJobs”, the low-paid menial jobs at McDonald's restaurants, are much better than people think.───亨內昆先生還想讓人們認識到“麥職”，即在麥當勞餐廳的低薪，底層工作，并不像他們所想的那樣差。

71 、As a result, many personal injury victims either suffer in silence or accept the menial medical insurance payments as settlement to their personal injury cases.───因此，許多人身傷害，受害者要么默默忍受痛苦或接受粗活的醫療保險費用結算，以他們的人身傷害案件。

72 、His lack of social skills point to menial work, but his sophistication tells us he's more intelligent than we thought.─── 社交能力的欠缺 導致他只能從事卑微的工作 但他思慮周全的表現也告訴我們 他比我們想得要聰明

73 、I think he is far too qualified for such a menial position.───我覺(jué)得讓他來(lái)做這樣低賤的工作實(shí)在是太可惜了。

74 、In the star-studded team, he would like a blue-collar effort, unknown to doing some stupid and menial living.───在大腕云集的球隊中，他像一個(gè)只會(huì )出力的藍領(lǐng)，默默無(wú)聞地做著(zhù)一些粗活和笨活。

75 、Even the most tedious chore will become endurable as I parade through each day convinced that every task no matter how menial or boring, bring me steps closer to fulfilling my dreams.───任何微小的工作，無(wú)論多么枯燥沉悶，都會(huì )使我更加接近最終的勝利，這樣想著(zhù)的時(shí)候，即使最單調的時(shí)?，嵤?，也變得可以忍受了！

76 、a kitchen servant employed to do menial tasks (especially washing).───一個(gè)被雇用來(lái)做仆人事務(wù)（尤其指洗刷）的廚房幫手。

77 、menial tasks like cleaning the floor───擦地板這種瑣碎的工作

78 、After three years of menial jobs in the women's weightlifting team's kitchen, she was asked to leave.───在女子舉重隊（食堂）廚房做了一份不起眼的工作三年后，她被叫走人。

79 、A person who does tedious, menial , or unpleasant work.───做苦工的人做單調、卑賤或不愉快工作的人。

80 、And all we have left is to be hidden away on earth doing stupid menial tasks like waiting for freaking godot.───我們唯一能做的只有遠遠的躲在凡間，干些打雜的勾當，就像現在，等著(zhù)這個(gè)該死的怪胎。

81 、It delighted him to perform menial offices.───履行仆人的職責使他心花怒放。

82 、Being the most junior, I had to do most of the menial jobs such as tea-making, dispatching mail, filing and occasionally answering incoming calls.───作為最為年輕的職員，我必須從事大多數瑣碎工作，例如泡茶、發(fā)郵件、歸檔文件，偶爾還要接**。

83 、menial; servile───奴顏卑膝

84 、He'll take anything, even a menial kitchen job.───他愿意做任何事，甚至是廚房里的雜役。

85 、fag:a student at a British public school who is required to perform menial tasks for a student in a higher class.───受高年級使喚的低年級學(xué)生:在英國公立學(xué)校為高年級同學(xué)做跑腿活兒的學(xué)生.

86 、one who does menial or trivial work; a drudge───作粗重工作的人一個(gè)做體力勞動(dòng)或不重要工作的人；干重活的人

87 、Men who engage in sporting activities at school are statistically more likely to work in menial jobs as *s.─── 在學(xué)校熱衷于體育運動(dòng)的男性 從統計數據上來(lái)看 成年后更有可能從事底層工作

88 、But women predominate in the lower-paying, menial, unrewarding, dead-end jobs, and when they do reach better positions, they are invariably paid less than a man for the same job.───婦女主要從事工資低、伺候人、沒(méi)有前途的工作。即使她們獲得較好的職位,他們的工資也總是比同樣工作的男人低。

89 、SONG:Lackey (categorical designation of non-official hirelings used for menial work in units of territorial administration)───押衙

90 、menial chores like dusting and washing up───擦桌子、 洗碗這類(lèi)仆人做的雜務(wù).

英語(yǔ)作文cleaners wanted

Several years ago, a middle school in Shanghai announced that students would be required to pull up and remove the weeds growing on the school’s playground. The next day, what did happen was that, instead of doing the work themselves, the students stood in the shade of the buildings and the trees, watching their parents doing the work on their behalf in the midday heat. What a “spectacular” scene of doting parents and spoiled children!

The idea and the practice that college students in China should hire cleaners to keep their dorms clean are just an extension of such notorious dotage and spoiling and, as such, constitute an unmistakable indication of our education being truly sick and decadent. Those who advocate and support the contention maintain that, as Chinese families get materially better-off in recent years, college students have the implicit freedom to spend their money on whatever they desire and hiring cleaners to keep their dorms clean can help students save time, which they presumably can spend on their studies. However, such a chain of reasoning is seriously flawed.

Admittedly, people could spend their legitimately-earned money on whatever they like; however, they should do so only to the extent that they spend the money on those commodities and services they themselves are incapable of. For each college student sharing a dorm with 4 or 5 roommates, there are at most 3 or 5 square meters of space for him or her to tend to, including the space in the corridor. Keeping such a small space tidy and clean is a piece of cake for any college student as an adult; the labor involved in the process is minimal, so is the time required. When frugality is still a universally acknowledged virtue in the present-day world, spending money on hiring cleaners for a trivial responsibility students are wholly capable of performing themselves is simply an act of money squandering.

Managing a dorm one lives in is really assuming responsibilities for one’s own actions. When the dorm gets disorderly and unclean, it is its inhabitants who should get it tidy and clean. In performing the cleaning him/herself, a college student learns to share the responsibility for managing a public space of which one is a part. The student also shows respect for the common welfare of the entire dorm. Cleaning one’s own dorm is a necessary process whereby one becomes a responsible person.

What actually lies behind such a contention is a deep-entrenched contempt for manual labor and the argument that hiring cleaners could help students save time and devote to their studies is a mere pretext. Typically, college education is not dominated by heavy loads of coursework and a college student has ample time to manage his/her own affairs apart from his or her studies. Usually, those students who claim they are too busy to clean their own dorms are most often found otherwise preoccupied with playing computer games or shopping. They refuse to do manual labor because they tend to regard themselves as elites or the “chosen ones” once they succeed in entering a college. As self-styled elites, they believe they are bound for white-collar careers and thus have the privilege to stay aloof from menial work of a blue-collar worker.

This naturally leads to a serious question regarding the ultimate aim of our education. No one denies the importance of learning but acquiring learning is only part of the college education. Essentially, college education is about the development of a whole person, who can apply the knowledge and the skills in diverse intellectual spheres to cope with the challenges ahead and turn one into a person instrumental to our society. Barack Obama is a living example of how a responsible person can grow into a global leader. What are most impressive about this first Afro-American president of the United States are not those impassioned speeches he has made about “Yes, Change We Can” but his readiness to serve the society through practical social work. On January 19, 2009, just one day before his inauguration, the president-elect worked as a volunteer at the Sasha Bruce Youthwork Shelter, painting the walls of the dormitories for homeless teens. This illustrates that the avoidance of physical labor is never the mark of a true elite.

In the Chinese labor market, recent years have already witnessed an alarming surplus of college graduates, among whom a considerable proportion has found it hard to be employed. One of the reasons for their unemployment is their failure to acquire effective skills to solve practical problems. This constitutes a sharp contrast with the Japanese corporate culture in which newly-recruited college graduates start their professional careers not with the fundamentals of office work, but with the cleaning jobs in the company toilets. By forming their character and shaping their willpower, toilet cleaning enables Japanese college graduates to become CEOs of many influential multinational companies. This culture is echoed in South Korea where the Minister of the National Treasury worked part-time as toilet cleaner in the wake of the Asian financial crisis about a decade ago. How could we expect Chinese college students to be future leaders, on national and global scales,when they even refuse to mind their own business of cleaning their dorms?

It is well articulated that “those who are ordained for a lofty mission should first be subjected to the most rigorous intellectual and physical hardships.” If learning and knowledge can “civilize one’s mind”, doing physical labor can serve to “brutalize one’s physique.” Instead of being reciprocally repulsive, those two impulses are what a college student ought to cultivate in the equal measure. Whether or not college students should hire cleaners to take care of their dorms is not a matter of money or of time, but a matter of whether we expect to develop ourselves into men of integrity, responsibility, and maturity. To the extent that Chinese college students should cultivate healthy and productive value orientations, they should take every precaution against becoming spoiled by the materialistic well-being that the country as a whole is currently experiencing. After all, there are provinces of human behavior where money cannot and should not exert its impact because such behavior is measured not in terms of money but in terms of moral values.

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Recently there are reports in newspapers and internet that most of students of FuDan University who live in newly-built students flat or off-campus housing hire clernness from housekeeping services ,which brings about an intense debate between those students and teachers of the university and also among our society .Facing with the new inclination among our college students ,different people hold different opinions .Some students deem

that hiring cleaners as a new form of efficiency which deserves nothing to be accused while some of administers believe that it is an

pretense to escape from nsibility.Even someone think that the hiring of clean service is a sign indicating that students are becoming harmonious with society, and what causes those who hold the viewpoint of doing cleanness to think so is their

tradditional opinion that colledge students is a separate group of society .As far as I am concerned,I think the argument is not reasonable enough . The main reason for my propensity for the opposite opinion is as follows .

It is the reality that our college students have to cope with a great deal of events of our daily life besides study ,and which also occupy a part of our time and

energy to some extent .In addition,with the rapid development of our science and technology ,our society offer us more services than before .However it can not be the excuse for us to hire cleaners,and support the idea that hiring cleaners means being harmonious

with society and doing cleanness means separation from society which cannot stand to reason.Of course,as students of university ,we have achived the age of adults

and shouldnot keep away from our society ,however,as everyone can see that, there are accountless

approaches to get in touch with our society besides hiring cleaners.For instance,We can find

some part-time jobs and participate some activity associates which can greatly contribute to our contacting with and get harmonious with our society .Maybe someone will argue that these things may account for a lot of time of them , and cause

them cannot do well in their study . It is unreasonable to stand by,I think.As long as

we make full use of our time and efficiently arrange our time ,we will succeedly make it. Without doubt ,numerous examples can be found in newspapers ,Tvs and

internet .With the same age as ours,the main characters of such events can deal with it ,why we cannot ?Even some students spend much of time on playing vidio

games and some meaningless things rather than doing cleanness by their own and join in the activity.How can we explain this phenomenon ?Are they busy with their study ?Of course they do not .

In addition ,some aspect also deserves some words here .As college students ,we certainly should do everything that we can solve and cultivate the habit of

undertaking responsibility and being independent .In the event which we are discussing ,we also should make clear where the money used to hire cleaners comes from .If it is earned by ourselves ,we of course can hire such services.Can such students be called adults ? The general definition for adult is ,at least he or she should be independent .So from this angle hiring cleaners is improper for our students .

In a word ,we had better do cleaning by our own rather than hiring cleaners because it only takes a little part of our time and we can easily be good at our study at the same time as long as we arrage our time efficiently and make full use of it.

鄙微的翻譯，解釋

humble

adj.卑微的，地位低下的