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henchman

/ˈhentʃ.mən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a un seguidor leal y a menudo carente de escrúpulos o a un asistente de una persona poderosa, normalmente empleado para ejecutar órdenes o tareas, a veces de forma violenta o ilegal.

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noun

/ˈhentʃ.mən/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a un seguidor leal y a menudo carente de escrúpulos o a un asistente de una persona poderosa, normalmente empleado para ejecutar órdenes o tareas, a veces de forma violenta o ilegal.

A noun referring to a loyal and often unscrupulous follower or assistant, typically employed by a powerful person to carry out orders or tasks.

plural irregular

  1. Loyal assistant or followerB2informal

    A trusted and often unscrupulous assistant or follower, especially in a criminal or political context.

    esSecuaz

    • The villain's henchman carried out his orders without question.
    • The politician's henchman handled all the dirty work.
    • He acted as a henchman for the crime boss.

    Sinónimosacolytelackeylieutenantminionright-hand mansidekickstoogeunderling

    Antónimosbosschiefleadermasterprincipalringleader

  2. Subordinate or lackeyB2informal

    A person who serves another in a subordinate capacity, often with negative connotations.

    essecuaz

    • The CEO's henchman enforced the company's strict policies.
    • The henchman was always seen following his master.
    • She was just a henchman for the corrupt official.

    Sinónimosattendantfollowerlackeyminionpuppetstoogesubordinateunderlingyes-man

    Antónimosbosschiefleadermasterprincipalsuperior

Formas
  • henchmen plural form
  • henchmen's possessive plural form
  • henchman's possessive singular form
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