Honchos Meaning in English

word · lemma: honcho

US

ˈhɔntʃoʊ

HAWN-chohz

UK

hˈɒntʃəʊz

HON-chohz

التعريف

Honchos means the people who are in charge or the leaders of a group, often used in a casual or informal way.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Honchos' is informal and often plural, referring to people in charge. Common in American English. Not suitable for formal writing—use 'bosses' or 'leaders' instead. Often found in phrases like 'the big honchos'.

• Spanish: jefes - líderes (coloquial)
• Portuguese (BR): chefes - mandachuvas (informal)
• Portuguese (PT): chefes - mandachuva (informal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 头头们 - 老大们 (口语)
• Chinese (Traditional): 頭頭們 - 老大們 (口語)
• Hindi: बॉस लोग - प्रमुख (अनौपचारिक)
• Arabic: الزعماء - الرؤساء (عامية)
• Bengali: বড়কর্তারা - বড়রা - নেতারা
• Russian: главные - начальники - шишки
• Japanese: 偉い人たち - ボスたち
• Vietnamese: sếp lớn - lãnh đạo
• Korean: 높은 사람들 - 보스들
• Turkish: büyük patronlar - yöneticiler
• Urdu: بڑے صاحب - سربراہان
• Indonesian: bos-bos - para petinggi

جمل نموذجية

The honchos are meeting in the main office.

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Only the honchos can make that decision.

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All the honchos arrived early for the event.

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The big honchos at headquarters called for a meeting.

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Looks like the honchos want some changes around here.

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Don’t say anything bad about the honchos—they’re listening!

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