big bucks
英 [ˌbɪɡ ˈbʌks]
美 [ˌbɪɡ ˈbʌks]
n. 一大笔钱
牛津词典
noun
- 一大笔钱
a large amount of money
英英释义
noun
- a large sum of money (especially as pay or profit)
- she made a bundle selling real estate
- they sank megabucks into their new house
双语例句
- Surprise: You don't have to spend big bucks on fancy teas to get a potent health punch.
大惊喜：你完全不需要花一大堆的钱去买那些花俏的茶叶来获取有力的健康能量。 - Big bucks on a lieutenant's salary.
上尉可是花个大价钱。 - Venture capitalists therefore pay big bucks for large networks, no matter how shallow.
所以，风险资本家会拿大笔资金培植大型网络，不论关系交情有多浅。 - Real estate investments are considered a risky preposition for beginners, as the stakes are high and if you are not careful, you can lose big bucks in a few years time.
房地产投资是一项冒险介词适合初学者，由于利害关系的时候，如果你不小心的话，你可以失去大赚了几年时间。 - If you are new to real estate, you need to realize that big bucks start flowing in only after taking calculated risks and being prudent in selecting the type of property.
如果你是新来房地产你需要开始认识到，大赚其流后才计算风险和慎重选择类别财产。 - In marketing slang "do nothing and earn big bucks".
在销售俚语方面“什么也不做而且赚得大的钱”。 - This will worth big bucks in a couple of years.
这几年后会很值钱。 - This guy makes serious money, I mean big bucks.
这家伙挣钱很多，我的意思是大笔大笔的钱。 - Young people often spend big bucks on entertainment.
年轻人常常在娱乐上花很多钱。 - Hi-tech companies are making big bucks nowadays.
高技术公司是最挣钱的。