factotum in Polish
factotum in Polish is totumfacka, totumfacki, omnibus — factotum means a person hired to do all sorts of odd jobs.
factotum in Polish
totumfacka
totumfacki
omnibus
A jack of all trades.
What does "factotum" mean?
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noun A person hired to do all sorts of odd jobs.
"Biden’s and Bush’s factotums had to walk their statements quickly back, emphasizing that U.S. policy had not changed."
- noun Someone who can turn their hand to many different kinds of work.
- noun (printing, historical) A large decorated block with a gap for any letter, used to mark the start of a chapter in early printed books.
- noun A person who takes on many different roles and responsibilities.
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factotum in a sentence
- Biden’s and Bush’s factotums had to walk their statements quickly back, emphasizing that U.S. policy had not changed.
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What is "factotum" in Polish?
"factotum" in Polish is totumfacka, totumfacki, omnibus. factotum means: A person hired to do all sorts of odd jobs.
Are there other ways to say "factotum" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 3 translations listed for "factotum": totumfacka, totumfacki, omnibus.
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