Definition
Definition of wire-puller - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
influenceRare person secretly controlling events or peopleRare
- The politician was known as a wire-puller in the party.
- The CEO was the wire-puller behind the merger negotiations.
- In the shadows, he acted as a wire-puller for the campaign.
Origin of wire-puller
English, wire (metal thread) + puller (one who pulls)
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- French:manipulateur, ...
- German:Drahtzieher, ...
- Italian:burattinaio, ...
- Spanish:titiritero, ...
- Portuguese:influente, ...
- Chinese:幕后操纵者, ...
- Japanese:黒幕, ...
- Arabic:مُحَرِّك خَفِي, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹשֵׁךְ בַּחוּטִים, ...
- Russian:серый кардинал, ...
- Ukrainian:ляльковод, ...
- Hindi:वायर-पुलर, ...
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