What Does "we know arthur's been doing your dirty work" Mean?
Learn what "we know arthur's been doing your dirty work" means, when people say it, and how to use it naturally in English.
Alice, we know Arthur's been
It means someone is being accused of secretly using another person to do dishonest or unpleasant work for them.
From Killer Romance, Episode 14
When do people say this?
Scene Context
Someone is accusing another person of using Arthur to do shady tasks for them.
Usage Scenario
Use it in a confrontation when you want to accuse someone of indirect or shady behavior. It sounds rude and suspicious, so it is not appropriate for polite workplace conversation.
Better ways to say it
doing your dirty work
make someone do your dirty work
use someone as your dirty work
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