Factotums - English meaning

Factotums – definitions in English dictionary

noun
An employee who does all kinds of work.
Usage examples:
He was employed as the general factotum
Synonims:
Odd-job man (general) handyman General employee Man of all work Maid of all work Jack of all trades Personal assistant Pa Knockabout (mr) fixit Man/girl friday Body man

noun
A person employed to do all types of jobs for someone
Usage examples:
He became a sort of general factotum for the band.

Factotums translation into English

Factotums: translate from English into Chinese

杂事

Factotums: translate from English into Dutch

Factotums

Factotums: translate from English into French

Mémoires

Factotums: translate from English into German

Fakten

Factotums: translate from English into Hindi

तथ्य

Factotums: translate from English into Italian

Factotum

Factotums: translate from English into Korean

사실

Factotums: translate from English into Russian

Фактотумы

Factotums: translate from English into Spanish

Hechos

Word origin

mid 16th century (originally in the phrases dominum (or magister factotum ), translating roughly as ‘master of everything’, and Johannes factotem ‘John do-it-all’ or ‘Jack of all trades’): fr

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Factotums – similar words

factotum

noun
An employee who does all kinds of work.
Usage examples:
He was employed as the general factotum

noun
A person employed to do all types of jobs for someone
Usage examples:
He became a sort of general factotum for the band.

Factotum - all meanings in English

Factotums synonims

jack of all trades

ˌdʒæk.əv.ɔːlˈtreɪdz

phrase
A person who can do many different types of work.
Usage examples:
We are always conscious of the fact that a company that sells itself to several different industry …

noun
Someone who can do many different jobs
Usage examples:
An artist with the right technology can become a jack-of-all-trades.

Jack of all trades - all meanings in English

knockabout

adjective
Denoting rough, slapstick comedy.
Usage examples:
The mood can shift from knockabout comedy to taut thriller in a heartbeat, which keeps the viewer f…

noun
A rough, slapstick comic performance.
Usage examples:
Now, at one level this is all harmless political knockabout.

adjective
(especially of a theatre performance) causing laughter by very silly behaviour

Knockabout - all meanings in English

pa

ˌprəʊtakˈtɪnɪəm

noun
Father.
Usage examples:
Pa is busy on the telephone

abbreviation
Pascal(s).

abbreviation
Panama (international vehicle registration).

Pa - all meanings in English

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