henchman

UK
/ˈhɛnʧ.mən/
US
/ˈhɛnʧ.mən/

Translations

henchmannoun
henchmen
pl
UK
/ˈhɛnʧ.mən/
US
/ˈhɛnʧ.mən/
The crime boss sent his henchman to collect the money.
Босс преступного мира отправил своего подручного собрать деньги.
The villain's henchman carried out all his orders without question.
Приспешник злодея выполнял все его приказы без вопросов.
Additional translations
henchmennoun

henchman

henchmen
pl
UK
/ˈhɛnʧ.mɛn/
US
/ˈhɛnʧ.mɛn/
The crime boss's henchmen were feared throughout the city.
Подручные криминального босса внушали страх по всему городу.
The dictator's henchmen were responsible for many atrocities.
Пособники диктатора были ответственны за многие зверства.
The villain's henchmen followed his every command.
Приспешники злодея следовали каждому его приказу.

Definitions

henchmannoun
A loyal follower who is willing to commit crime or other dishonest acts on behalf of a powerful person.
The mob boss relied on a small group of henchmen to intimidate witnesses.
An unscrupulous political supporter or subordinate acting at the bidding of a leader.
The senator's henchmen spread false rumors about his opponent during the campaign.
(Archaic) A personal attendant or squire to a nobleman.
In medieval courts, a prince would often be accompanied by a henchman who tended to his horse and armor.
henchmennoun
A faithful follower or supporter, especially one prepared to engage in crime or dishonest practices by way of service.
The crime boss was always surrounded by his loyal henchmen, ready to do his bidding.
A trusted attendant, supporter, or subordinate, often involved in illegal or unethical activities.
The politician's henchmen were implicated in the scandal, carrying out orders to manipulate the election results.