单词	hatchet man
释义	English American Business hatchet mannoun [ C usually singular ] uk/ˈhætʃ.ɪt ˌmæn/us/ˈhætʃ.ɪt ˌmæn/informal someone who is used for unpleasant and difficult or violent jobs Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Unpleasant people in general a dog in the manger idiom a nasty piece of work idiom a tough/hard nut idiom a wolf in sheep's clothing idiom bad lot know-all know-it-all leech *make sb's* skin crawl idiom malcontent rotter runt sadist scum scumbag undesirables vermin villain villain of the piece idiom viper See more results » hatchet mannoun [ C ] us/ˈhætʃ·ɪt ˌmæn/plural -men /-ˌmen/infml someone who is employed to do unpleasant jobs, for example to reduce the number of employees or attack competitors unfairly hatchet mannoun [ C ] ukusinformal WORKPLACE someone who is employed to do an unpleasant job such as reducing costs or telling people that they have lost their jobs:** The Fund hired in a hatchet man to find ways of increasing their profits.
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hatchet mannoun [ C usually singular ]

hatchet mannoun [ C ]

hatchet mannoun [ C ]