henchman
亨克曼
definition
noun
Half an hour later and Natalie had been kidnapped by evil henchmen whilst Daniel engaged in fierce battle.
a faithful follower or political supporter, especially one prepared to engage in crime or dishonest practices by way of service.
translation of 'henchman'
noun
仆从,
仆,
党羽,
党徒,
跟踪者,
忠实的追随者
example
A hit man who asks no questions and creates no trouble, Michael Sullivan is a loyal 'henchman' to ageing Irish mobster John Rooney.
They had one foot in the past when lawlessness featured independent gunmen and their 'henchman' preying on society at their own will without regard to other outlaws.
the dictator's 'henchman'
A few well-placed 'henchmen' and gunmen accompanied by a sniper can easily take out your entire family if you're not careful.
Of course, this educational challenge is quite unlike the ones that our politicians and their bureaucratic 'henchmen' now insist are central to the current agenda.
Many feel even relieved to a certain extent that they no longer have to run after political leaders and their 'henchmen' for payment.
Ray's 'henchmen' are stock Italian mobsters, and their presence occasionally makes the movie seem like an ethnic joke.
He galloped his horse to the north, followed by his 'henchmen' and Wong's group.
Supervillains often employ the services of various 'henchmen' to do their dirty work for them.
Mr Cook simply has to appear principled and measured, and allow his 'henchmen' and other supporters to do the work for him with MPs.
The thugs and 'henchmen' draw a variety of weapons that include everything from nasty-looking kitchen knives to a really neat-looking sub-atomic ionizer.
David and his high-ranking 'henchmen' had suites of rooms, while younger thieves like me usually shared rooms with others.
The narrator avoids the question and leaves as quickly as he can, but Ras' 'henchmen' follow him.
And the central bankers of the world and their political 'henchmen' are surely taking advantage of that fact.
How are we to break free from the dispiriting sequence of dictators and their 'henchmen' ?
On February 14, 1929, Al Capone dispatched his 'henchmen' to dispose of his crime syndicate's rival, Moran and his North Side Gang.
He turned slowly to see one of Fleischer's 'henchmen' pointing the pistol at him.
It was also the scene of murders: mafia 'henchmen' allegedly threw unfortunates who couldn't pay their debts from the seven-floor building.
The ownership of land has been the nub of popular discontent in Britain since the Normans, when much of England and Wales - and large slices of Scotland and Ireland - was handed out piecemeal to 'henchmen' .
The worst enemies of gold are obviously the world's top bankers (with a few exceptions) and their law-making political 'henchmen' .
Half an hour later and Natalie had been kidnapped by evil 'henchmen' whilst Daniel engaged in fierce battle.
On foot, we trade bullets with underworld 'henchmen' and rival gangs.
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