minion in Italian
minion in Italian is lacché, tirapiedi — minion means a follower or underling who carries out orders, often unquestioningly, for someone more powerful.
minion in Italian
lacché
tirapiedi
A sycophantic follower.
What does "minion" mean?
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noun A follower or underling who carries out orders, often unquestioningly, for someone more powerful.
"The villain sent his minions to retrieve the stolen jewel."
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minion in a sentence
- The villain sent his minions to retrieve the stolen jewel.
- She treats her assistants like minions rather than colleagues.
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What is "minion" in Italian?
"minion" in Italian is lacché, tirapiedi. minion means: A follower or underling who carries out orders, often unquestioningly, for someone more powerful.
How do you use "minion" in a sentence?
Example: "The villain sent his minions to retrieve the stolen jewel." In Italian, "minion" is lacché, tirapiedi.
Are there other ways to say "minion" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "minion": lacché, tirapiedi.
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