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

• Clearly Mr Sarkozy wanted a big name to run a French national champion and Mr Proglio provides that.
  很显然，萨科奇只是需要一个响当当的名字来匹配这个法国的龙头企业，而普罗格里奥正好符合这个条件。
• He's a big name in the art world.
  他在艺术界是个知名人士。
• Having a big name college on your resume can impress employers, friends and the opposite sex.
  人们都认为如果你的简历上写有你上过名校的信息，那么这会令你的雇主，朋友甚至你的另一半对你刮目相看。
• You are about to have a chance to make a big name for yourself, and when it all comes together for you, no one will be more amazed than you.
  你将有机会大展身手，当那些好事纷至沓来的时候，没有谁会比你更惊奇。
• 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。
• 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。
• The Wan brothers, Central Academy of Fine Arts, the Art Institute of Suzhou and many other big name artists would all be concentrated in this studio for the first time.
  万氏儿弟、中央美术学院、苏州艺术学院等许多大艺术家都首次云集在了这里。
• 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。
• 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。
• He had made good, he had become a big name.
  他成功了，成了一个名人。