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big-time 英ˈbiɡtaim美ˈbɪɡˌtaɪm COCA¹⁷²⁶⁵BNC⁴⁵⁴⁶⁴iWeb²²⁶⁷¹Economist⁵³⁵⁸¹⁺¹
基本英英搭配记法近义反义例句
adj.重要的³³adv.极其³³;非常³⁴
名词 big time:
the highest level of an occupation especially in entertainmentbig time最高水平big-time game十分流行的运动项目…
bigtime时间⇒adj.重要的adv.极其³³;非常³⁴近义词 noted著名的
It was, in fact, Mourinho's linguistic ability that gave him his leg-up in big-time football.
实际上，是穆里尼奥的语言才能成就了他在足球领域的辉煌。 yeeyan
For a big-time broadcaster to cast aspersions on the sexual habits of blameless students seems a bit like bullying.
作为一个大牌主播，诽谤清白学生的性习惯似有恃强凌弱之嫌。 ecocn
In addition to her political career, Rice is an accomplished concert pianist as well as a big-time National Football League fan.
除其从政经历以外，赖斯还是一位出色的音乐会钢琴演奏家，同时还是国家足球联赛的超级球迷。 hxen
That approach paid off big-time last year, when the firm's main fund was up about52%.
这种做法去年得到了丰厚回报，当时该公司的主要基金上涨了约52%。 iciba
The global credit meltdown and Shanghai's slowing economy are chasing away big-time renters from the world's second-tallest building.
由于席卷全球的信贷萧条，以及上海正在放慢的经济增长，那些赫赫有名的租用者正在撤离世界第二高楼。 yeeyan |