peon.

/pee-uhn, pee-on/US // ˈpi ən, ˈpi ɒn //UK // (ˈpiːən, ˈpiːɒn) //

同龄人,同伴,朋克,农民工

Definitions

1.
- › a farm worker or unskilled laborer; day laborer.
- › a person held in servitude to work off debts or other obligations.
- ›any person of low social status, especially one who does work regarded as menial or unskilled; drudge.

nounmenial worker

Synonyms

In the end, the one-trick peon has pulled off more literary tricks than David Copperfield.
She was so handy with a needle, and allus ready to cut out calico dingusses that the peon gals could sew up.
I liked the place, and not long after got employment as a government Peon, in the service of the English.
One sallow, emaciated peon carried a crucifix, which he had evidently snatched as he flew to the rescue.
Of course if you should be so unfortunate as to have a peon lift his rifle, you would never reach the truck alive.
That, peon, is something you'll have to find out for yourself.

/pee-uhn, pee-on/US // ˈpi ən, ˈpi ɒn //UK // (ˈpiːən, ˈpiːɒn) //

同龄人,同伴,朋克,农民工

1.
- › a farm worker or unskilled laborer; day laborer.
- › a person held in servitude to work off debts or other obligations.
- ›any person of low social status, especially one who does work regarded as menial or unskilled; drudge.

nounmenial worker

Synonyms

In the end, the one-trick peon has pulled off more literary tricks than David Copperfield.
She was so handy with a needle, and allus ready to cut out calico dingusses that the peon gals could sew up.
I liked the place, and not long after got employment as a government Peon, in the service of the English.
One sallow, emaciated peon carried a crucifix, which he had evidently snatched as he flew to the rescue.
Of course if you should be so unfortunate as to have a peon lift his rifle, you would never reach the truck alive.
That, peon, is something you'll have to find out for yourself.