big-ticket

英 [ˈbɪɡ tɪkɪt]

美 [ˈbɪɡ tɪkɪt]

adj.  高价的

牛津词典

adj.

• 高价的
  costing a lot of money
  1. big-ticket items
     高价项目

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 高价的；昂贵的
  If you describe something as abig-ticketitem, you mean that it costs a lot of money.
  1. Supercomputers are big-ticket items.
     超级计算机价格昂贵。

双语例句

• In the big-ticket civil markets, work is available, but the future is uncertain.
  在大件民用市场，可以做的工作是常有的，但未来是不确定的。
• That means they often have younger families, so big-ticket items such as education are yet to be paid.
  这意味着他们家庭成员的年纪还小，一些支出大头比如子女的教育费用还需要支付。
• But elayaway used an affiliate online shopping mall to demonstrate sufficient demand for layaway on big-ticket electronic goods.
  但elayaway利用旗下在线购物中心，证明了对大件电器分期预付的充足需求。
• Most of the big-ticket projects executed by German companies helped upgrade Greece's antiquated infrastructure.
  德国公司执行的这些大型项目大多用于升级希腊陈旧的基础设施。
• We just can't afford the big-ticket items right now.
  现在我们还买不起昂贵的物品。
• Big-ticket customers have become far more important.
  大客户变得更为重要。
• The company had previously looked at more than one big deal, he said, but would not be hurried on making any big-ticket purchases: Deliberate, thoughtful is our mantra.
  他表示，该公司曾研究了不止一笔大规模交易，但并不急于进行任何巨额收购：再三斟酌是我们的格言。
• To buy some clothes and big-ticket items, you can go to the mall or factory outlets.
  要买衣服和大件物品，你去购物中心或者厂家直销处。
• Supercomputers are big-ticket items.
  超级计算机价格昂贵。
• Companies tend to go shopping for big-ticket items when they feel rich.
  在公司认为资金宽裕时，往往会进行大宗收购。