subservients

[美國]/səbˈsɜːviənts/
[英國]/səbˈsɜrviənts/

中文釋義

adj.有利的,有益的,有用的;從屬的,附屬的;輔助的;屈從的,恭順的,低聲下氣的,俯首帖耳的

短語搭配

subservients to authority

服從權威的下屬

subservients in society

社會中的下屬

subservients of power

權力的下屬

subservients to leaders

對領導的下屬

subservients to demands

服從要求的下屬

subservients in business

商業中的下屬

subservients in politics

政治中的下屬

subservients to tradition

服從傳統的下屬

subservients to rules

服從規則的下屬

例句

many leaders prefer to have subservients who do not question their authority.

許多領導者更喜歡那些不質疑他們權威的下屬。

subservients often carry out tasks without expressing their own opinions.

下屬通常在執行任務時不會表達自己的意見。

the manager relied on his subservients to maintain order in the office.

經理依賴他的下屬來維持辦公室的秩序。

subservients are often expected to prioritize their leaders' needs over their own.

下屬通常被期望將領導者的需求置於自己的需求之上。

she felt uncomfortable being surrounded by subservients who never spoke up.

她覺得被從不發言的下屬包圍很不舒服。

subservients should be treated with respect, regardless of their position.

無論職位如何,下屬都應該受到尊重。

in a healthy workplace, subservients should feel empowered to share their ideas.

在一個健康的工作環境中,下屬應該感到有權分享他們的想法。

the relationship between leaders and subservients can greatly impact team dynamics.

領導者與下屬之間的關係會對團隊動態產生重大影響。

some people believe that subservients can also be leaders in their own right.

有些人認爲下屬也可以在自己的領域中成爲領導者。

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