peon

[US]/ˈpiːən/

[UK]/ˈpiːən/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.laborer, especially a low-paid one; a worker bound to service to pay off a debt; a domestic servant or menial worker; an indigenous police officer

office peon

lowly peon

peon worker

peon status

peon position

peon job

peon life

peon duties

peon role

peon mentality

the peon worked diligently in the fields.

she felt like a peon in the corporate hierarchy.

as a peon, he had to follow strict orders.

the peon was often overlooked by management.

he started as a peon and worked his way up.

many peons dream of becoming managers one day.

the peon's hard work did not go unnoticed.

she treated her peon with respect and kindness.

being a peon can be challenging but rewarding.

he felt trapped in the life of a peon.

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