侍 | [ shì ] to serve, to attend upon |
侍候 | [ shì hoù ] to serve, to wait upon |
侍奉 | [ shì fèng ] to wait upon, to serve, to attend to sb's needs |
侍女 | [ shì nǚ ] maid |
侍妾 | [ shì qiè ] concubine |
侍弄 | [ shì nòng ] to look after, to tend (one's crops, garden, livestock, pets etc), to repair |
侍從 | [ shì cóng ] to serve (an important personage), attendant, retainer |
侍從官 | [ shì cóng guān ] aide-de-camp |
侍應 | [ shì yìng ] abbr. for 侍應生|侍应生[shi4 ying4 sheng1] |
侍應生 | [ shì yìng shēng ] waiter, waitress |
侍立 | [ shì lì ] to stand by in attendance |
侍者 | [ shì zhě ] attendant, waiter |
侍衛 | [ shì weì ] Imperial bodyguard |
侍衛官 | [ shì weì guān ] guard |
侍郎 | [ shì láng ] ancient official title, assistant minister |
⇒ 伏侍 | [ fú shi ] variant of 服侍[fu2 shi5] |
⇒ 十常侍 | [ shí cháng shì ] Ten Permanent Functionaries at the end of Han, a byword for corruption |
⇒ 妾侍 | [ qiè shì ] maids and concubines |
⇒ 媵侍 | [ yìng shì ] concubine (old) |
⇒ 服侍 | [ fú shi ] to attend to, to care for (patients etc), to look after, to wait upon, to serve, also written 伏侍, see also 服事[fu2 shi4] |
⇒ 陪侍 | [ peí shì ] to wait upon (older people), to accompany, attendant |