adj.奴性的，逢迎的，恭顺的

He was a servile waiter, always bowing and scraping to please his customers.
他是个卑躬屈膝的服务员，总是鞠躬哈腰以取悦顾客。
The servant's servility knew no bounds; he would do anything asked of him without complaint.
这仆人的顺从毫无止境，对于任何吩咐都毫无怨言地去做。
Her servile nature made her easily manipulated by others.
她的奴性使她容易受他人摆布。
Despite his wealth, he remained a servile figure in the eyes of his employees.
尽管他很富有，但在员工眼中他仍是一个唯命是从的人。
His servile attitude towards authority made him unpopular among his peers.
他对权威的卑躬屈膝的态度使他在同辈中不受欢迎。
She was relieved to escape the servility of small-town life and pursue her dreams in the city.
她很高兴能逃离小镇的卑微生活，去城市追求自己的梦想。
The servile behavior of the dog towards its owner is a testament to the bond they share.
狗对主人的卑微行为体现了他们之间深厚的情感纽带。
The boss's tyrannical rule created a servile atmosphere in the office.
老板的专制统治在办公室营造出一种卑躬屈膝的氛围。
In ancient Rome, eunuchs were often appointed to servile roles due to their lack of reproductive ability.
在古罗马，由于没有生育能力，宦官常被任命为卑微的职位。
His servile compliance to his boss's every whim earned him a reputation as a yes-man.
他唯命是从地迎合老板的每一个怪癖，因此被人称为“唯唯诺诺的人”。