n.男仆，男侍从

The ancient temple was tended by a devoted servitor who kept it clean and lit the daily lamps.
这座古庙由一位忠诚的仆人照管，他负责清洁并每天点亮灯火。
In the medieval castle, the servitors were responsible for serving meals to the knights and nobles.
在中世纪的城堡中，仆人们负责为骑士和贵族们提供餐饮服务。
The king's servitor was dispatched to deliver a urgent message to the distant duke.
国王的仆人被派遣去给远方的公爵送一封紧急信件。
Despite his lowly position as a servitor, he possessed great influence within the royal household.
尽管他只是宫廷中的一个低级仆人，却在王室内部拥有巨大的影响力。
The old servitor had seen many generations of the family come and go in the grand estate.
这位老仆人见证了这个大家族在大庄园中几代人的更迭。
The young prince was taught humility by serving as a servitor among the common folk for a season.
年轻的王子通过在一个季节里作为平民中的仆人来学习谦逊。
The master relied heavily on his trusted servitor to manage his affairs when he was away on business.
主人出差时，极大地依赖他信任的仆人来管理他的事务。
The servitor carefully polished the silverware, preparing for the grand feast of the evening.
仆人仔细地擦亮银餐具，为晚上的盛大宴会做准备。
In the fantasy novel, the sorcerer had a magical servitor, an enchanted creature that obeyed his every command.
在这部奇幻小说中，巫师有一个魔法仆人——一个受他每一个命令驱使的魔法生物。
The servitor's day began before dawn, ensuring the household was ready for the new day's activities.
仆人的日子从黎明前开始，确保整个家庭为新一天的活动做好准备。