Como dizer "faz tudo" em inglês

"Handyman" is very common.

He can work for a company, doing minor repairs, or he can be independent and make repairs for neighbors, perform simple jobs around homes and businesses, etc.

*Adding:

gofer = empregado para cumprir tarefas gerais.

dogsbody = one who does menial work; a drudge.

goes for

Factotum = um "faz-tudo", pau para toda (a) obra, pessoa que tem mil e uma funções.

A "gofer" is someone who "goes for". He doesn't make repairs; he runs errands.

Também: Jack-of-all-trades

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''Pau-pra-toda-obra'' em inglês

Eugenio, I agree and I disagree. Jack-of-all-trades refers to the ability to do various jobs, but a handyman or fix-it-man is actually employed to do those jobs.

Let me give you an example:

Fred is a jack-of-all-trades who can fix sinks, doors, replace windows, change locks, install alarms, etc. Fred is also my attorney. Does he know how to do the work? Yes, he loves to make repairs on his house. Is he employed doing various jobs? No, but he knows how to do them.

George is a handyman (fix-it-man) who can fix sinks, doors, replace windows, change locks, install alarms, etc. He has several customers on my street. Does he know how to do the work? Yes. Is he employed doing various jobs? Yes. Is George a jack-of-all-trades? Yes, of course.

A common expression is "Jack-of-all-trades, master of none." This means someone knows a little about a lot of things, but he is not at expert at anything.

Thanks Thomas, I've got the difference! I was with a feeling that something was wrong in my post...

The difference is very small. Don't sweat it. Não esquente a cabeça. rsrs