adj.卑微的，枯燥的，不需技巧的，报酬低的
n.仆人，用人

原形：menial复数：menials

The job involved menial tasks such as photocopying and filing documents.
这份工作包括诸如复印和归档文件等琐碎的任务。
Despite having a degree, she found herself stuck in a menial position with little opportunity for growth.
尽管有学位，她发现自己困在一个没有多少成长机会的卑微职位上。
He started at the company doing menial work but quickly proved his worth and was promoted.
他在公司从做杂活开始，但很快就证明了自己的价值并得到了晋升。
The intern was given menial chores like fetching coffee and making copies to start with.
实习生一开始被分配到诸如取咖啡和复印等杂务。
She felt undervalued in her job, as she was constantly assigned menial tasks despite her qualifications.
尽管资历不错，但她总被分配做一些卑微的工作，这让她觉得自己在工作中被低估了。
Performing menial tasks can sometimes offer a sense of accomplishment when completed efficiently.
高效地完成一些琐碎的任务有时也能给人带来成就感。
The new hire hoped to contribute more than just completing menial duties around the office.
新员工希望不仅仅完成办公室里的一些杂务，还能做出更多贡献。
In the early stages of his career, he took on menial jobs to gain experience and prove his dedication.
在职业生涯的早期，他承担了一些卑微的工作以获取经验并证明自己的敬业精神。
The manager believed that everyone, regardless of their position, should understand the importance of even the most menial tasks.
经理认为，无论职位高低，每个人都应该理解哪怕是最低微任务的重要性。
Though the job title was glamorous, the day-to-day tasks were surprisingly menial and repetitive.
尽管职位名称听起来光鲜亮丽，但日常工作却出乎意料地琐碎且重复。