dogsbody

noun

1. 勤杂工；干杂活的人
   a person who does all the boring jobs that nobody else wants to do, and who is treated as being less important than other people

1. N-COUNT 勤杂工;杂务工
   A dogsbody is a person who has to do all the boring jobs that nobody else wants to do.
   1. I thought it would be glamorous but I just turned out to be a general dogsbody.
      我以为那会是个美差，结果我成了一个打杂的。

1. I thought it would be glamorous but I just turned out to be a general dogsbody.
   我以为那会是个美差，结果我成了一个打杂的。
2. My answer showed that I had the drive and grit to serve Goldman Sachs faithfully-at least for the length of the two-year dogsbody analyst program.
   我的回答显示出，我有忠诚服务于高盛的勇气和决心，至少能在两年辛苦的分析师项目期间如此。
3. You know what, the job turned out to be a little more than a role for an office dogsbody. I don't understand why they need someone with a master's degree and ten years'work experience to do that.
   你知道吗，这个工作实际就是做杂役，我真搞不懂他们为什么要雇一个有硕士学位、10年工作经验的人来做这些。
4. His main job was guarding Dodi, acting as his chauffeur, bodyguard and dogsbody.
   他的主要工作是保护多迪，当多迪的司机、保镖和勤杂工。
5. In the early1980s, as a dogsbody in a paper mill, she noted that the waste paper her superiors so casually discarded was actually worth something.
   在二十世纪八十年代前期，作为造纸厂的一位杂役，她注意到经常被她上级扔掉的废纸事实上是存在一定价值的。
6. He was employed as a general dogsbody on the project.
   他受雇处理这项计划的一般性杂务。

noun

1. a worker who has to do all the unpleasant or boring jobs that no one else wants to do