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
- 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”。 - I thought I would be making the big bucks by forty, but I was wrong.
我还以为我四十岁前会赚大钱，但我错了。 - 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。 - This will worth big bucks in a couple of years.
这几年后会很值钱。 - Young people often spend big bucks on entertainment.
年轻人常常在娱乐上花很多钱。 - That's why you make the big bucks.
这是你挣这么多钱的原因。 - Mary: My husband says he can save us big bucks if we buy through him.
玛丽：我丈夫说如果我们通过他购买的话他可以为我们节省下一大笔钱。 - And that's why they pay me the big bucks.
所以他们才肯给我出高价。 - The modern ladies in hangzhou often make big bucks from their own business and are more independent financially.
杭州女性通过自己的事业挣大钱，在经济上更为独立。 - "That's why you pay me the big bucks."
“这就是你给我大把钞票的原因”