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• Others find work as cleaners. Menial jobs are always available.(另外一些人则是清洁工，这些卑微的工作总是能找到的。)
• Like a monk who found God by doing his menial chores with painstaking care, Allen has found meaning in the dullest tasks of our busy lives.(正如僧侣在辛勤地处理日常琐事的过程中发现了神的旨意，艾伦正是从我们日常最单调乏味的生活、工作中发现了人生的真意。)
• Robots have been doing menial jobs on production lines since the 1960s.(从上世纪60年代起，机器人就开始在工厂的生产线上从事卑微的工作。)
• They're present for team practices and weightlifting sessions as well as participating in more menial activities such as laundry duty.(在球员们练习和在举重时都必须在场，他们还得干一些很卑微的杂事，例如给球员们洗衣服。)
• And that's really the biggest problem with seeing work as menial labor.(把工作视为一种下等劳动是一个很严重的问题。)
• By studying photographs, true artists, he claimed, would be relieved of menial tasks and become free to devote themselves to the more important spiritual aspects of their work.(他声称，通过研究照片，真正的艺术家能从技术含量较低的工作中解脱，自由地投身于他们工作中更重要的精神层面。)
• But pessimists reckon that having the best and brightest working abroad, often in menial jobs, is a dreadful loss.(但悲观者却认为最好、最有前途的人都在国外工作，多数人都从事着不体面的工作，这是可怕的浪费。)
• Just a generation ago, women were largely confined to repetitive, menial jobs.(就在上一代人，女性被限制于主要从事重复生产、仆人工作。)
• Able to receive menial Labour instruction and to do menial jobs.(愿意接受服务指导和从事服务工作。)
• In 1975, Obama Sr. secured his final job: a menial finance position usually reserved for recent college grads.(1975年老奥巴马获得了最后一份工作——寒碜的财务职位，通常这样的职位是留给大学毕业生的。)