civil service

英 [ˈsɪvl ˈsɜːvɪs]

美 [ˈsɪvl ˈsɜːrvɪs]

n. (政府的)文职部门，行政部门; (统称)政府工作人员，公务员

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noun

（政府的）文职部门，行政部门；（统称）政府工作人员，公务员
the government departments in a country, except the armed forces, and the people who work for them

N-SING 政府文职机构;行政部门；（统称）行政工作人员
The Civil Serviceof a country consists of its government departments and all the people who work in them. In many countries, the departments concerned with military and legal affairs are not part of the Civil Service.
1. ...a job in the Civil Service.
  行政机关的工作

noun

So in the United States, we developed the Civil Service.
因此在美国，诞生了公务员制度。
Ministers want to see more interchange between the private sector and the civil service.
部长们希望看到私营部门与行政机构之间更多的交流。
• federal civil service salaries and retirement benefits;
•联邦公务员工资和退休金；
The continuity and the stability of the civil service structure will be preserved under the Accountability System.
问责制不会影响公务员架构的稳定和延续。
The daily grind of government is done by Her Majesty's Civil Service
枯燥的日常政务都由女王陛下的政府行政部门来处理。
Through the concerted efforts of all bureaux and departments, the civil service establishment had been reducing progressively.
透过各局和部门同心协力，公务员编制已逐步缩减。
He and his able associates strengthened the Civil Service.
他和他能干的同事们加强了文官制度。
"Civil service laws" take "Temporary regulation" as a foundation, has guaranteed the system continuity and the stability.
《公务员法》以《暂行条例》为基础，保证了制度的连续性和稳定性。
They have purged thousands from the upper levels of the civil service.
他们从上层文职部门清除了上千名公务员。
I understand he's in for an administrative job in the Civil Service.
据我所知，他想谋一个公务行政工作。