henchman
henchman 英 [ˈhentʃmən] 美 [ˈhɛntʃmən]
n. 亲信；追随者；（美）走狗；侍从
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- n. 亲信；追随者；（美）走狗；侍从
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1. Brighton is the Queen's henchman, who she sends to kill Snow White.
布莱顿是女王的心腹，一个被派去杀白雪公主的人。
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2. “2010 will likely stand as the peak year,” thinks Mr henchman.
汉契曼先生认为“过去的2010年很可能是这种行为的最高峰”。
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3. In a tense face-off, Carnegie's main henchman, Redridge (RayStevenson), has a gun on the unarmed Eli, who goes eye to eye with himand disarms him with a glance.
在一场紧张的对峙中，卡内基的主要打手瑞德里奇（雷·斯蒂文森饰），用枪指着已手无寸铁的艾利。 两人目光相遇，艾利仅仅用自己的眼神就解除了他的武装。
- henchman (n.) mid-14c., hengestman, later henshman (mid-15c.) "high-ranking servant (usually of gentle birth), attendant upon a king, nobleman, etc.," originally "groom," probably from man (n.) + Old English hengest "horse, stallion, gelding," from Proto-Germanic *hangistas (source also of Old Frisian hengst, Dutch hengest, German Hengst "stallion"), perhaps literally "best at springing," from PIE *kenku- (source also of Greek kekiein "to gush forth;" Lithuanian šokti "to jump, dance;" Breton kazek "a mare," literally "that which belongs to a stallion").
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