Definition of civil servant in English:

civil servant

noun

A member of the civil service.
文职人员，公务员，公仆
Example sentencesExamples
- The attacks on democracy have created uproar among rank and file civil servants.
- Activists should ensure that all the big civil servant offices locally are leafleted.
- Members should remember that this email is to a senior civil servant of this Government.
- We are coming up to a very important strike ballot among civil servants.
- Council workers walked out to join them, as did delegations of civil servants and local health workers.
- They have acted as a block on civil servants challenging government attacks.
- Council workers, civil servants, transport workers and others also struck on Monday.
- This government is devaluing civil servants and rubbing salt into the wounds.
- The reform of civil service pensions put civil servants at the centre of the political stage recently.
- Who chooses the judges, army and police, or the senior civil servants who do a lot of actual policy making?
- From next year civil servants and health workers are threatened with the end of their final salary schemes.
- An essential part of the policy-making role of senior civil servants is to know a minister's mind.
- When you look at things like the sacking of 100,000 civil servants it's unbelievable.
- There is a smell of fear in the Government when all it can do is attack civil servants.
- To do the latter is a blot on any civil servant and any organisation that civil servants work for.
- I put my hand up, because there has been a huge increase in civil servants in the health system.
- He said the bees had posed a danger to members of the public and civil servants and had stung him as well.
- I served the British government as a civil servant for over 20 years of my life.
- I do not think we should leave it in the hands of an unelected civil servant to determine what goes in the summary.
- But its top civil servant in charge of local councils' housing finance has now let the truth slip.
Synonyms
public servant, government official, government worker, civil-service employee
bureaucrat, mandarin, official, administrator, office-holder, functionary
British jack-in-office

Definition of civil servant in US English:

civil servant

nounˈˌsɪvɪl ˈsərvəntˈˌsivil ˈsərvənt

A member of the civil service.
文职人员，公务员，公仆
Example sentencesExamples
- But its top civil servant in charge of local councils' housing finance has now let the truth slip.
- Council workers walked out to join them, as did delegations of civil servants and local health workers.
- The attacks on democracy have created uproar among rank and file civil servants.
- An essential part of the policy-making role of senior civil servants is to know a minister's mind.
- Council workers, civil servants, transport workers and others also struck on Monday.
- I do not think we should leave it in the hands of an unelected civil servant to determine what goes in the summary.
- Members should remember that this email is to a senior civil servant of this Government.
- This government is devaluing civil servants and rubbing salt into the wounds.
- He said the bees had posed a danger to members of the public and civil servants and had stung him as well.
- Activists should ensure that all the big civil servant offices locally are leafleted.
- I put my hand up, because there has been a huge increase in civil servants in the health system.
- To do the latter is a blot on any civil servant and any organisation that civil servants work for.
- The reform of civil service pensions put civil servants at the centre of the political stage recently.
- I served the British government as a civil servant for over 20 years of my life.
- There is a smell of fear in the Government when all it can do is attack civil servants.
- From next year civil servants and health workers are threatened with the end of their final salary schemes.
- Who chooses the judges, army and police, or the senior civil servants who do a lot of actual policy making?
- When you look at things like the sacking of 100,000 civil servants it's unbelievable.
- We are coming up to a very important strike ballot among civil servants.
- They have acted as a block on civil servants challenging government attacks.
Synonyms
public servant, government official, government worker, civil-service employee

词汇	civil servant
释义	Definition of civil servant in English: civil servant noun A member of the civil service. 文职人员，公务员，公仆 Example sentencesExamples The attacks on democracy have created uproar among rank and file civil servants. Activists should ensure that all the big civil servant offices locally are leafleted. Members should remember that this email is to a senior civil servant of this Government. We are coming up to a very important strike ballot among civil servants. Council workers walked out to join them, as did delegations of civil servants and local health workers. They have acted as a block on civil servants challenging government attacks. Council workers, civil servants, transport workers and others also struck on Monday. This government is devaluing civil servants and rubbing salt into the wounds. The reform of civil service pensions put civil servants at the centre of the political stage recently. Who chooses the judges, army and police, or the senior civil servants who do a lot of actual policy making? From next year civil servants and health workers are threatened with the end of their final salary schemes. An essential part of the policy-making role of senior civil servants is to know a minister's mind. When you look at things like the sacking of 100,000 civil servants it's unbelievable. There is a smell of fear in the Government when all it can do is attack civil servants. To do the latter is a blot on any civil servant and any organisation that civil servants work for. I put my hand up, because there has been a huge increase in civil servants in the health system. He said the bees had posed a danger to members of the public and civil servants and had stung him as well. I served the British government as a civil servant for over 20 years of my life. I do not think we should leave it in the hands of an unelected civil servant to determine what goes in the summary. But its top civil servant in charge of local councils' housing finance has now let the truth slip. Synonyms public servant, government official, government worker, civil-service employee bureaucrat, mandarin, official, administrator, office-holder, functionary British jack-in-office Definition of civil servant in US English: civil servant nounˈˌsɪvɪl ˈsərvəntˈˌsivil ˈsərvənt A member of the civil service. 文职人员，公务员，公仆 Example sentencesExamples But its top civil servant in charge of local councils' housing finance has now let the truth slip. Council workers walked out to join them, as did delegations of civil servants and local health workers. The attacks on democracy have created uproar among rank and file civil servants. An essential part of the policy-making role of senior civil servants is to know a minister's mind. Council workers, civil servants, transport workers and others also struck on Monday. I do not think we should leave it in the hands of an unelected civil servant to determine what goes in the summary. Members should remember that this email is to a senior civil servant of this Government. This government is devaluing civil servants and rubbing salt into the wounds. He said the bees had posed a danger to members of the public and civil servants and had stung him as well. Activists should ensure that all the big civil servant offices locally are leafleted. I put my hand up, because there has been a huge increase in civil servants in the health system. To do the latter is a blot on any civil servant and any organisation that civil servants work for. The reform of civil service pensions put civil servants at the centre of the political stage recently. I served the British government as a civil servant for over 20 years of my life. There is a smell of fear in the Government when all it can do is attack civil servants. From next year civil servants and health workers are threatened with the end of their final salary schemes. Who chooses the judges, army and police, or the senior civil servants who do a lot of actual policy making? When you look at things like the sacking of 100,000 civil servants it's unbelievable. We are coming up to a very important strike ballot among civil servants. They have acted as a block on civil servants challenging government attacks. Synonyms public servant, government official, government worker, civil-service employee
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