big shot
英 [biɡ ʃɔt] 美 [bɪɡ ʃɑt]

n.

权贵之人，大亨，大人物；

变形

复数：big shots

英英释义

big shot

• n.an important influential person

  同义词：big gunbig wheelbig cheesebig dealbig enchiladabig fishhead honcho

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. His father is a big wheel in the government.
   他的父亲是政府里的要人。
2. Just because Bill is treasurer of our pub's Christmas savings club he thinks he's a financial wizard, but he's only a big fish in a small pond.
   仅仅因为比尔是我们酒店的圣诞储蓄会的司库，他就以为自己是一个生财有道者，可其实他仅仅是个小地方的要人。
3. The newspaper columnist is a big name-dropper.
   这位报纸专栏作家动不动就提几个名人，以提高自己。
4. She's a big name in the music world.
   她是音乐界里的名人。

权威例句

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