adj.顺从的，谄媚的，恭顺的，驯服的，卑躬屈膝的，次要，从属于

The servant was completely subservient to his master's every command.
仆人完全服从主人的每一个命令。
She adopted a subservient attitude towards her boss, never questioning his decisions.
她对老板的态度非常顺从，从不质疑他的决定。
The submissive dog would always obey its owner without hesitation.
那只温顺的狗会毫不犹豫地服从主人。
In the workplace, it's important to maintain a professional level of subservience to your superior.
在工作中，对上级保持专业级别的顺从是很重要的。
The secretary felt a sense of subservience as she arranged the meeting schedule for the CEO.
秘书在为CEO安排会议日程时感到自己处于从属地位。
His role as a butler required him to be perpetually subservient to the family's needs.
作为管家，他必须永远服从家庭的需求。
The employee was so subservient that he never dared to voice his own opinions in meetings.
这位员工过于顺从，开会时从不敢表达自己的观点。
The young intern showed subservience by addressing everyone with 'sir' or 'madam'.
实习生通过称呼每个人为"先生"或"女士"来显示他的谦逊。
The children were taught to be respectful and subservient to their elders.
孩子们被教导要尊敬和顺从长辈。
The politician's submissive behavior towards the president was seen as an attempt at gaining favor.
那位政治家对总统的顺从行为被视为取悦对方的手段。