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Meanings of servants in English

Spanish
personal doméstico
Catalan
treballador domèstic

Staff employed in a private household.

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personal doméstico
Usage of servants in English
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A number of cases have involved civil servants who mislaid sensitive information.
The Guardian
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The government said security concerns of the civil servants would be addressed.
Reuters
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Mr Marape said the government would introduce contract-based agreements for public servants.
Radio NZ
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A large number of people participated, including at least 250 public servants.
Radio NZ
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Attacks against politicians, police and civil servants are fairly common in Afghanistan.
Reuters
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Unfortunately the staircase was in stone; servants were busy in the drawing-room.
Mike Fletcher: A Novel
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The people involved are civil and public servants and trade union officials.
The Irish Times
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Ephraim Kalsakau said public servants shouldn't be afraid to express their views.
Radio NZ
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They have privileged public servants, strong employment protection laws, strong collective agreements.
Reuters
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Spads want their ministers to succeed; civil servants want policies to succeed.
The Guardian
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The servants had in the meantime arrived and were in the corridor.
Indian Ghost Stories / Second Edition
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He will not let his hosts' servants go to the town market.
The King’s Curse
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It goes without saying, of course, that their servants also are trustworthy.
Wheel of Time [08]: The Path of Daggers
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Behind every successful EU presidency are a lot of hard-working civil servants.
The Irish Times
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Shall I have the servants bring our desserts to the morning room?
Fairest of All
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It was only a room, in what was clearly a servants' area.
Knight of the Demon Queen
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