侍候 | shì hòu | to serve; to wait upon | |
侍卫 | shì wèi | Imperial bodyguard | |
侍者 | shì zhě | attendant; waiter | |
侍奉 | shì fèng | to wait upon; to serve; to attend to sb's needs | |
侍从 | shì cóng | to serve (an important personage); attendant; retainer |
1 | "Why is that lady in the water?" he said, looking concerned, when the waitress came to our table. | |
2 | "That is a dog, prince, " answered the page. | |
3 | "This," said the barman, holding out the card as if it was a small fish whose soul had three weeks earlier winged its way to the Land Where Fish are Eternally Blessed, "we don't accept it. | |
4 | In a pilgrim household, the adults sat down to eat and the children and servants waited on them. | |
5 | "You gonna die, boy," the barman murmured quietly at Ford Prefect, and the evidence was on his side. |