Definition of honcho in English:

honcho

nounPlural honchos ˈhɒn(t)ʃəʊˈhɑn(t)ʃoʊ

North American informal

A leader or manager; the person in charge.
the company's head honcho in the US
Example sentencesExamples
- But the idea that the Hollywood honchos tried to engineer his fall by tampering with his pictures is sweet nonsense.
- The only way we will be able to get universal health care is to convince the corporate honchos and physicians groups to support it simply because it will be cheaper for them and save them money and mean more profit.
- Much sleep was lost by many high-powered industry honchos over figuring out what such people would watch and what they would buy.
- We aren't told what they ate, where they ate it, when… but I bet you can guarantee that the head honchos in the health authority know what restaurants not to go to.
- This is not a dry catalogue of facts, a laundry list of achievements by successive corporate honchos or a linear record of the changes in or the restoration of this heritage hotel property.
- A former college football star and aspiring wrestler telephones home after a successful meeting with the head honchos at the World Wrestling Federation.
- What do all of these people - the Baseball owners, the music-industry honchos, the airline kings, and the President, have in common?
- It is no small irony that Iranian ayatollahs, ex-Communist Party leaders and former KGB honchos will vastly increase their influence in the region.
- Today, the town might not attract the crowds it once did, but the Cowal peninsula is being aggressively hustled by the tourism honchos and they have good cause to do so.
- Bombard the head honchos with loads of letters.
- The telecommunications honchos had no trouble getting access to the highest level of White House officials because they knew the secret password: money.
- You'll have no choice but to communicate and interact with co-workers, customers and head honchos.
- About 170 industry honchos will participate in the meeting from India.
- Here's what the military honchos are saying now about the guerrilla war in the country.
- I could also imagine that some recommendations for future action might be only hinted at in the report and then delivered in person to the top honchos.
- The coalition now includes some of the country's heaviest financial hitters, pension fund managers and mutual fund honchos that control a half-trillion in assets.
- We caught up with six head honchos, from Hollywood CEO Peter Cuber to Reuters chief Tom Glocer, and asked them about the devices they can't live without.
- But the company top honchos are preparing to take the legal plunge.
- Then I'll find out how to stalk, bribe and blackmail book editors and publishing honchos until they relent and publish your book.
- Political honchos expect an upbeat and optimistic speech from President Thabo Mbeki at the opening of Parliament in Cape Town this morning.
Synonyms
chief, head, principal, boss

verbhonchoed, honchoing, honchoes ˈhɒn(t)ʃəʊˈhɑn(t)ʃoʊ

[with object]North American informal

Be in charge of (a project or situation)
what else could be expected from a review honchoed by him?
Example sentencesExamples
- As the project leader and principal investigator, it was one of my responsibilities to honcho the selection of a name.
- He will honcho global brand strategy and product development.
- After praising him, the President last week removed him from honchoing the hurricane relief operation.
- Our most junior producer, who had put together the noon show and was at the gym at the time, came back into work and helped honcho the overnight show.

Origin

1940s: from Japanese hanchō 'group leader', a term brought back to the US by servicemen stationed in Japan during the occupation following the Second World War.

Definition of honcho in US English:

honcho

nounˈhän(t)SHōˈhɑn(t)ʃoʊ

North American informal

A leader or manager; the person in charge.
the company's head honcho in the US
Example sentencesExamples
- Today, the town might not attract the crowds it once did, but the Cowal peninsula is being aggressively hustled by the tourism honchos and they have good cause to do so.
- The telecommunications honchos had no trouble getting access to the highest level of White House officials because they knew the secret password: money.
- It is no small irony that Iranian ayatollahs, ex-Communist Party leaders and former KGB honchos will vastly increase their influence in the region.
- You'll have no choice but to communicate and interact with co-workers, customers and head honchos.
- A former college football star and aspiring wrestler telephones home after a successful meeting with the head honchos at the World Wrestling Federation.
- But the idea that the Hollywood honchos tried to engineer his fall by tampering with his pictures is sweet nonsense.
- The coalition now includes some of the country's heaviest financial hitters, pension fund managers and mutual fund honchos that control a half-trillion in assets.
- Political honchos expect an upbeat and optimistic speech from President Thabo Mbeki at the opening of Parliament in Cape Town this morning.
- I could also imagine that some recommendations for future action might be only hinted at in the report and then delivered in person to the top honchos.
- We aren't told what they ate, where they ate it, when… but I bet you can guarantee that the head honchos in the health authority know what restaurants not to go to.
- This is not a dry catalogue of facts, a laundry list of achievements by successive corporate honchos or a linear record of the changes in or the restoration of this heritage hotel property.
- We caught up with six head honchos, from Hollywood CEO Peter Cuber to Reuters chief Tom Glocer, and asked them about the devices they can't live without.
- The only way we will be able to get universal health care is to convince the corporate honchos and physicians groups to support it simply because it will be cheaper for them and save them money and mean more profit.
- About 170 industry honchos will participate in the meeting from India.
- What do all of these people - the Baseball owners, the music-industry honchos, the airline kings, and the President, have in common?
- Here's what the military honchos are saying now about the guerrilla war in the country.
- Much sleep was lost by many high-powered industry honchos over figuring out what such people would watch and what they would buy.
- Bombard the head honchos with loads of letters.
- Then I'll find out how to stalk, bribe and blackmail book editors and publishing honchos until they relent and publish your book.
- But the company top honchos are preparing to take the legal plunge.
Synonyms
chief, head, principal, boss

verbˈhän(t)SHōˈhɑn(t)ʃoʊ

[with object]North American informal

Be in charge of (a project or situation)
the task at hand was to honcho an eighteen-wheeler to St. Louis
Example sentencesExamples
- Our most junior producer, who had put together the noon show and was at the gym at the time, came back into work and helped honcho the overnight show.
- He will honcho global brand strategy and product development.
- After praising him, the President last week removed him from honchoing the hurricane relief operation.
- As the project leader and principal investigator, it was one of my responsibilities to honcho the selection of a name.

Origin

1940s: from Japanese hanchō ‘group leader’, a term brought back to the US by servicemen stationed in Japan during the occupation following the Second World War.

单词	honcho
释义	Definition of honcho in English: honcho nounPlural honchos ˈhɒn(t)ʃəʊˈhɑn(t)ʃoʊ North American informal A leader or manager; the person in charge. the company's head honcho in the US Example sentencesExamples But the idea that the Hollywood honchos tried to engineer his fall by tampering with his pictures is sweet nonsense. The only way we will be able to get universal health care is to convince the corporate honchos and physicians groups to support it simply because it will be cheaper for them and save them money and mean more profit. Much sleep was lost by many high-powered industry honchos over figuring out what such people would watch and what they would buy. We aren't told what they ate, where they ate it, when… but I bet you can guarantee that the head honchos in the health authority know what restaurants not to go to. This is not a dry catalogue of facts, a laundry list of achievements by successive corporate honchos or a linear record of the changes in or the restoration of this heritage hotel property. A former college football star and aspiring wrestler telephones home after a successful meeting with the head honchos at the World Wrestling Federation. What do all of these people - the Baseball owners, the music-industry honchos, the airline kings, and the President, have in common? It is no small irony that Iranian ayatollahs, ex-Communist Party leaders and former KGB honchos will vastly increase their influence in the region. Today, the town might not attract the crowds it once did, but the Cowal peninsula is being aggressively hustled by the tourism honchos and they have good cause to do so. Bombard the head honchos with loads of letters. The telecommunications honchos had no trouble getting access to the highest level of White House officials because they knew the secret password: money. You'll have no choice but to communicate and interact with co-workers, customers and head honchos. About 170 industry honchos will participate in the meeting from India. Here's what the military honchos are saying now about the guerrilla war in the country. I could also imagine that some recommendations for future action might be only hinted at in the report and then delivered in person to the top honchos. The coalition now includes some of the country's heaviest financial hitters, pension fund managers and mutual fund honchos that control a half-trillion in assets. We caught up with six head honchos, from Hollywood CEO Peter Cuber to Reuters chief Tom Glocer, and asked them about the devices they can't live without. But the company top honchos are preparing to take the legal plunge. Then I'll find out how to stalk, bribe and blackmail book editors and publishing honchos until they relent and publish your book. Political honchos expect an upbeat and optimistic speech from President Thabo Mbeki at the opening of Parliament in Cape Town this morning. Synonyms chief, head, principal, boss verbhonchoed, honchoing, honchoes ˈhɒn(t)ʃəʊˈhɑn(t)ʃoʊ [with object]North American informal Be in charge of (a project or situation) what else could be expected from a review honchoed by him? Example sentencesExamples As the project leader and principal investigator, it was one of my responsibilities to honcho the selection of a name. He will honcho global brand strategy and product development. After praising him, the President last week removed him from honchoing the hurricane relief operation. Our most junior producer, who had put together the noon show and was at the gym at the time, came back into work and helped honcho the overnight show. Origin 1940s: from Japanese hanchō 'group leader', a term brought back to the US by servicemen stationed in Japan during the occupation following the Second World War. Definition of honcho in US English: honcho nounˈhän(t)SHōˈhɑn(t)ʃoʊ North American informal A leader or manager; the person in charge. the company's head honcho in the US Example sentencesExamples Today, the town might not attract the crowds it once did, but the Cowal peninsula is being aggressively hustled by the tourism honchos and they have good cause to do so. The telecommunications honchos had no trouble getting access to the highest level of White House officials because they knew the secret password: money. It is no small irony that Iranian ayatollahs, ex-Communist Party leaders and former KGB honchos will vastly increase their influence in the region. You'll have no choice but to communicate and interact with co-workers, customers and head honchos. A former college football star and aspiring wrestler telephones home after a successful meeting with the head honchos at the World Wrestling Federation. But the idea that the Hollywood honchos tried to engineer his fall by tampering with his pictures is sweet nonsense. The coalition now includes some of the country's heaviest financial hitters, pension fund managers and mutual fund honchos that control a half-trillion in assets. Political honchos expect an upbeat and optimistic speech from President Thabo Mbeki at the opening of Parliament in Cape Town this morning. I could also imagine that some recommendations for future action might be only hinted at in the report and then delivered in person to the top honchos. We aren't told what they ate, where they ate it, when… but I bet you can guarantee that the head honchos in the health authority know what restaurants not to go to. This is not a dry catalogue of facts, a laundry list of achievements by successive corporate honchos or a linear record of the changes in or the restoration of this heritage hotel property. We caught up with six head honchos, from Hollywood CEO Peter Cuber to Reuters chief Tom Glocer, and asked them about the devices they can't live without. The only way we will be able to get universal health care is to convince the corporate honchos and physicians groups to support it simply because it will be cheaper for them and save them money and mean more profit. About 170 industry honchos will participate in the meeting from India. What do all of these people - the Baseball owners, the music-industry honchos, the airline kings, and the President, have in common? Here's what the military honchos are saying now about the guerrilla war in the country. Much sleep was lost by many high-powered industry honchos over figuring out what such people would watch and what they would buy. Bombard the head honchos with loads of letters. Then I'll find out how to stalk, bribe and blackmail book editors and publishing honchos until they relent and publish your book. But the company top honchos are preparing to take the legal plunge. Synonyms chief, head, principal, boss verbˈhän(t)SHōˈhɑn(t)ʃoʊ [with object]North American informal Be in charge of (a project or situation) the task at hand was to honcho an eighteen-wheeler to St. Louis Example sentencesExamples Our most junior producer, who had put together the noon show and was at the gym at the time, came back into work and helped honcho the overnight show. He will honcho global brand strategy and product development. After praising him, the President last week removed him from honchoing the hurricane relief operation. As the project leader and principal investigator, it was one of my responsibilities to honcho the selection of a name. Origin 1940s: from Japanese hanchō ‘group leader’, a term brought back to the US by servicemen stationed in Japan during the occupation following the Second World War.
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