servants in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for servants in the English»Spanish Dictionary

servant [Am ˈsərvənt, Brit ˈsəːv(ə)nt] N

1. servant (employee):

servant

criado m / criada f

servant

sirviente m / sirvienta f

I'm not your servant!

¡no soy tu criada or sirvienta!

servants' quarters

las habitaciones del servicio or de la servidumbre

your humble servant form, dated (in letters)

su seguro servidor form, dated

2. servant (sb, sth that serves):

a faithful servant of the cause

un leal servidor de la causa

the law center is the servant of the community

la asesoría jurídica está al servicio de la comunidad

public servant N

public servant

funcionario m (del Estado) / funcionaria f (del Estado)

civil servant N

civil servant

funcionario m (del Estado) / funcionaria f (del Estado)

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the rich livery of the servants

los magníficos ropajes de los criados

Translations for servants in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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sirviente (sirvienta)

servant

los sirvientes

the servants

sirviente (sirvienta)

servant

chinerío

servants pl

Señor, escucha las súplicas de tus siervos REL

Lord, hear the prayers of your servants

criado (criada)

servant

criado (criada) f

servant

mucamo (mucama)

servant

mucamo (mucama) f

servant

empleada pública

civil servant

servants in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for servants in the English»Spanish Dictionary

servant [ˈsɜ:vənt, Am ˈsɜ:r-] N

servant

criado(-a) m (f)

servant

mucamo(-a) m (f) LatAm

civil servant N

civil servant

funcionario(-a) m (f)

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indentured servant

persona obligada por contrato a trabajar durante un tiempo indicado

Translations for servants in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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cesante

laid-off civil servants

magistratura

senior civil servants pl

criado (-a)

servant

sirviente

servant

servidumbre

servants pl

mucamo (-a) (criado)

servant

siervo (-a)

servant

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English

Abundant and easy to catch, terrapin were so ample that landowners often fed their slaves and indentured servants a staple diet of terrapin meat.

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The additional currency was required to finance the recent 300% salary increase for soldiers and policemen and 200% increase for other civil servants.

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They were hired to protect their employer, big land owner against invaders and feudal enemies, and also to control their slaves and indentured servants.

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She owned hunting dogs and had personal servants.

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Both the parent-care leave and compassionate leave will come under the existing set of unrecorded leave for civil servants.

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After that, the memorandum said, the benefit of annual increment beyond the pay scales as personal pay was allowed to all the government servants w.e.f.

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During 2009 it was agreed collectively that the civil servants would receive a pay increase of 1%.

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East of the back stairway are the kitchen and butlers pantry, and the servants sitting room.

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Servants is an organic movement, body, family and community, rather than a traditional mission organization, charity, or NGO.

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A high percentage of the population were labourers/servants, and middling sorts, while a very low percentage of the population were employers or professionals.

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