civil service
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌcivil ˈservice noun the civil service the government departments that manage the affairs of the country 政府文职机构，行政部门
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civil service• Almost 40 percent of the country's budget goes on the 57,000-strong civil service.• As for the civil service, it had to be cut down to the lowest level necessary.• In January cuts had been implemented in the civil service to reduce the public-sector wage bill.• Bureaucratic governments can do none of these things easily, thanks to their civil service regulations and tenure systems.• I must confess that I would prefer to see a pigtail with an earring rather than the traditional civil service bowler hat.• Instead, he became preoccupied with civil service and tried to put more and more city employees under its protection.• Yesterday civil service union leaders complained that security staff had initially treated it as a hoax.From Longman Business Dictionarycivil serviceˌcivil ˈservice noun the civil service the government departments of a country and the people who work for themBefore taking up his present job, he used to work in the civil service.ˌcivil ˈservice nounChineseSyllable
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civil service
ˌcivil ˈservice
noun
the civil service the government departments that manage the affairs of the country
ˌcivil ˈservice
nounthe civil service the government departments that manage the affairs of the country