stooge in Polish
stooge in Polish is marionetka, pionek — stooge means someone who lets themselves be used by others, usually to take the blame or do the dirty work.
stooge in Polish
marionetka
pionek
What does "stooge" mean?
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noun Someone who lets themselves be used by others, usually to take the blame or do the dirty work.
"He was made the stooge for a scheme he barely understood."
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noun A comedian's straight man, or a magician's secret assistant planted in the audience.
"The magician's stooge pretended to be a random volunteer from the crowd."
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stooge in a sentence
- He was made the stooge for a scheme he barely understood.
- Critics dismissed the minister as a stooge for more powerful figures behind the scenes.
- The magician's stooge pretended to be a random volunteer from the crowd.
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What is "stooge" in Polish?
"stooge" in Polish is marionetka, pionek. stooge means: Someone who lets themselves be used by others, usually to take the blame or do the dirty work.
How do you use "stooge" in a sentence?
Example: "He was made the stooge for a scheme he barely understood." In Polish, "stooge" is marionetka, pionek.
Are there other ways to say "stooge" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "stooge": marionetka, pionek.
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