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Definition of party hack - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
- The senator was dismissed as just another party hack.
- He was known as a party hack who never questioned the leadership.
- The party hack always defended the party's decisions.
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Expressions with party
afternoon event with tea, sandwiches, and cakes
We attended a lovely tea party at the garden.
person who is known for loving and attending many parties
He is a real party animal at every event.
occasion or display of disappointment meant to draw sympathy
After the loss, he held a pity party and wanted everyone to console him.
party for a man before his wedding
They planned a wild buck's party for him.
attend a social gathering or event
She decided to come to the party after all.
participate in a celebration or event
He was excited to join the party and dance all night.
ruin the enjoyment of a social gathering
He arrived late and spoiled the party.
the event is canceled and won't happen
The party is off due to the storm.
the event or celebration has ended
As the lights came on, the party is over.
organize and host a social gathering
They decided to throw a party for her birthday.
delayed in taking action or adopting an idea
He was late to the party with the new app.
most lively person at an event
She was the life of the party, dancing all night.
follow the official rules or opinions of a group
He always toes the party line during debates.
party where guests bring their own alcohol
We are having a BYOB party this Friday.
celebration for someone declaring their sexual orientation
His friends threw him a coming-out party after he came out.
attend a party without invitation
They decided to crash a party next door.
attend a party without invitation
They decided to crash the party and have some fun.
enter a party without being invited or allowed
They tried to gatecrash the party last night.
social gathering with only women present
The club hosted a hen party last weekend.
party for a woman who is about to get married
She had a hen's party with her closest friends before the wedding.
person who makes a party lively and fun
John is always the life and soul of the party.
person who joins an event without invitation
A party crasher sneaked into the wedding reception.
action ruining party atmosphere
Playing sad music at a celebration is a party foul.
special skill or act shown to entertain at parties
His party piece is juggling three apples.
Expressions with hack
move or work in a rough, casual way
He spent the afternoon hacking about in the garden.
experiment with something in a casual way
She decided to hack around with the new software.
cut something repeatedly with heavy blows
He hacked away at the tree with an axe.
manage to succeed in a difficult situation
She couldn't hack it in the competitive job market.
write quickly with low quality for money
She had to do hack writing to pay the bills.
cut or chop something again and again with force
He had to hack away at the thick branches.
work done quickly with poor quality
The repair was just a hack job.
cut something off with a tool
He used a saw to hack off the branch.
cut through something with heavy blows
They had to hack their way through the dense jungle.
cut something into small pieces
The butcher hacked the meat to bits.
writer who produces dull, unoriginal work
The novel felt like it was written by a hack writer, lacking any fresh ideas.
make an attempt at something new or difficult
She decided to take a hack at painting.
derogatory term for a politician seen as dishonest or incompetent
He dismissed his opponent as just another political hack.
cut something with repeated, unskillful blows
He hacked at the tree with a dull axe.
kill by hitting many times with something sharp
The villain hacked his victim to death.
cut something into many small parts with repeated blows
The butcher hacked the meat to pieces.
writing done quickly for money, not for quality
Many critics dismissed the novel as hack writing.
writer who produces dull work
The literary hack churned out another uninspired novel.
person who does low-quality work just for money
Everyone knew he was just a paid hack for the company.
writer who produces dull work
The novel was written by an old hack with no creativity.
make progress with difficulty
She managed to hack her way through the complex project.
continue working despite difficulties
She continued to hack on the problem until it was solved.
non-standard way of ordering food for special or secret items
He used a menu hack to get a secret burger.
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- French:politicard, ...
- German:Parteisoldat, ...
- Italian:fedele di partito, ...
- Spanish:fanático del partido, ...
- Portuguese:fiel partidário, ...
- Chinese:政党死忠, ...
- Japanese:政党の手先, ...
- Arabic:تابِع حِزبي, ...
- Hebrew:עַסְקָן מִפְלַגְתִּי, ...
- Russian:партийный функционер, ...
- Ukrainian:партійний фанатик, ...
- Hindi:दल का अंधभक्त, ...
- Bengali:দলকানা, ...
- Catalan:apparatchik de partit, ...
- Czech:stranický aparátčík, ...
- Danish:partisoldat, ...
- Dutch:partijgetrouwe, ...
- Greek:κομματόσκυλο, ...
- Hungarian:pártkatona, ...
- Khmer:អ្នកគាំទ្របក្សនយោបាយដោយងងឹតងងល់, ...
- Korean:정당 충성자, ...
- Persian:حزبپرست, ...
- Polish:partyjny aparatczyk, ...
- Portuguese (BR):fiel partidário, ...
- Romanian:om de partid, ...
- Swedish:partigängare, ...
- Thai:สาวกพรรค, ...
- Turkish:parti yandaşı, ...
- Vietnamese:tay sai đảng phái, ...
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