big name

英 [bɪɡ neɪm]

美 [bɪɡ neɪm]

n.  成功人士; 知名人士

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柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 成功人士；知名人士
  Abig nameis a person who is successful and famous because of their work.
  1. ...all the big names in rock and pop.
     摇滚和流行音乐界的所有名人

双语例句

• Michael Jackson is a big name in the music business.
  迈克尔杰克逊在音乐界是个响当当的名字。
• But the number of these big name companies is in fact very small, and the clothes they make are more expensive than the clothes made by less well-known companies.
  但这些很有名气的公司数量实际上很少，而且他们生产的服装比不知名公司生产的服装要贵很多。
• Bill Gates is still a big name for young entrepreneurs.
  对于年轻的企业家来说，比尔•盖茨仍然是一位了不起的大人物。
• Coke developed its iconic contour bottle, got big name endorsements and expanded to Europe. Meanwhile, Pepsi went bankrupt because of WWI.
  可口可乐开发了标志性的经典玻璃轮廓瓶，获得了广泛的认可，开始向欧洲发展进军。百事因为第一次世界大战破产了。
• The r é sum é s of the chief executive and finance director are the ones that matter: big name non-executives cannot compensate for weak executive managers who are actually running the business.
  首席执行官和财务总监的简历最为重要：大名鼎鼎的非执行董事无法补偿软弱的执行高管，因为是后者才是真正的经营者。
• But one of them is a big name, so it must mean the entire Internet sector is screwed.
  但其中有个人名头很大，因此它一定意味着整个互联网行业都完了。
• She's a big name in politics.
  她是一位政治名人。
• I was satisfied when I was first engaged with this "big name" company which has once designed the tallest building in China.
  在我顺利加入这家设计过曾是中国最高建筑的知名企业之初，我满意极了。
• He was a player I always knew about because he is such a big name, but it's only when you work with him every day in training that you see how good he really is.
  我一直知道他，因为他是如此地有名。但只有当你来到这里、每天和他在一起训练你才会真正发现他到底有多出色。
• He had made good, he had become a big name.
  他成功了，成了一个名人。