big deal
英 [biɡ di:l] 美 [bɪɡ dil]

n.

[美国俚语]名人，要人，要员，大人物；[轻蔑语，常用作反语，表示不赞同]了不起的事，极其重大的事；

英英释义

big deal

• n.
  • an important influential person

    同义词：big shotbig gunbig wheelbig cheesebig enchiladabig fishhead honcho

  • anything of great importance or consequence

词组短语

no big deal没有什么了不起的

双语例句

1. It's of critical importance to have everything related to the deal in writing.
   这一切都至关重要的相关书面协议。
2. Why waste crucial upper-body energy trying to do a move statically when you know the next hold is big?Simply jump or surge.
   为什么浪费至关重要的上肢力量去做静态的移动而当你知道下一个是好抓的大点呢？
3. He negotiated an important business deal.
   他谈了一笔重要的生意。
4. The big moment has come at last!
   重要的时刻终于到来了！

权威例句

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The Big Deal Audit of Participative Structures for Children and Young People in Northern Ireland
They're Here, They're Queer, It's No Big Deal
No Big Deal Really.. | I Have Shot a Gun Before
The Librarians'' Dilemma: Contemplating the Costs of the "Big Deal"
The Librarians' Dilemma: Contemplating the Costs of the 'Big Deal'
EXCLUSION OR EFFICIENT PRICING? THE "BIG DEAL"BUNDLING OF ACADEMIC JOURNALS
Line manager involvement in learning and development: Small beer or big deal?
OLEFIN METATHESIS: BIG-DEAL REACTION
Evaluating big deal journal bundles
What's the “big deal”, and why is it a bad deal for universities?