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Definition of hired hand in English: hired handnoun A person hired to do short-term manual work. （短期）雇工 Example sentencesExamples - The Thatchers employed hired hands to do all that.
- And while Radiogram is clearly Beattie's baby, the rest of the band are hardly mere hired hands.
- ‘People think illustrators are hired hands - [they're] anything but,’ said director Terrence Brown.
- You'll ride in a real old fashion jitney, transportation of choice used by hired hands on the estate.
- The hired hand repaired the barn wall the next morning and slapped on a fresh coat of paint for good measure.
- The system of hired hands at the GBG came into being a few years ago.
- Under such conditions, investigators become little more than hired hands, and their institutions little more than drug company outposts.
- They are all hired hands whether we like it or not.
- Chicago is not the only artist who employs hired hands.
- He's just a hired hand, and he's better than the alternative.
- In this Mongolia sequence, Dylan is drinking with the hired hands of some unknown baddie.
- The shepherd is not a hired hand, but is committed.
- Are many of the drivers actually in business or are they hired hands?
- A number of the criminal's hired hands immediately left the country.
- A club side might beat relegation or win a division on the strength of its hired hands.
- The first thing you have to keep in mind is that you're a hired hand.
- It is not as if we would be flying a hired hand into Scotland for a one-off occasion just for the sake of it.
- And there is not a soul who believes Megrahi was anything more than a hired hand.
- But there have been far too many great records flattened under the combined weight of the hired hands.
- Eddie is a hired hand on a sheep station after the Great War.
Synonyms subordinate, deputy, auxiliary, second, second in command, number two, lieutenant, right-hand man, right-hand woman, wingman, aide, personal assistant, pa, attendant, mate, apprentice, junior
Definition of hired hand in US English: hired handnounˈhaɪ(ə)rd hænd A person hired to do short-term manual work. （短期）雇工 Example sentencesExamples - ‘People think illustrators are hired hands - [they're] anything but,’ said director Terrence Brown.
- Chicago is not the only artist who employs hired hands.
- Are many of the drivers actually in business or are they hired hands?
- The system of hired hands at the GBG came into being a few years ago.
- They are all hired hands whether we like it or not.
- And while Radiogram is clearly Beattie's baby, the rest of the band are hardly mere hired hands.
- A number of the criminal's hired hands immediately left the country.
- In this Mongolia sequence, Dylan is drinking with the hired hands of some unknown baddie.
- The hired hand repaired the barn wall the next morning and slapped on a fresh coat of paint for good measure.
- A club side might beat relegation or win a division on the strength of its hired hands.
- It is not as if we would be flying a hired hand into Scotland for a one-off occasion just for the sake of it.
- But there have been far too many great records flattened under the combined weight of the hired hands.
- Under such conditions, investigators become little more than hired hands, and their institutions little more than drug company outposts.
- The Thatchers employed hired hands to do all that.
- You'll ride in a real old fashion jitney, transportation of choice used by hired hands on the estate.
- Eddie is a hired hand on a sheep station after the Great War.
- And there is not a soul who believes Megrahi was anything more than a hired hand.
- He's just a hired hand, and he's better than the alternative.
- The first thing you have to keep in mind is that you're a hired hand.
- The shepherd is not a hired hand, but is committed.
Synonyms subordinate, deputy, auxiliary, second, second in command, number two, lieutenant, right-hand man, right-hand woman, wingman, aide, personal assistant, pa, attendant, mate, apprentice, junior
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