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

• A long cycle for a big-ticket item or a series of smaller, more frequent sales.
  是比较长周期的大单子，还是一系列频繁的小单子？
• Missile defence is just one of the big-ticket military items Japan must pay for.
  导弹防御系统只是日本必须支付的大型军事项目之一。
• 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。
• 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。
• In my life it's not so much the big-ticket items like the current influenza or the economic meltdown that make me anxious, it's the fact that I tend to over-commit myself.
  在我的生活中，诸如流感或经济危机等大事件并不会使我特别焦虑。事实上，我的焦虑情绪更多地来源于对自我的苛求；
• Big-ticket customers have become far more important.
  大客户变得更为重要。
• In a worrying sign, Russians have been buying up big-ticket items as the ruble depreciates, converting savings into consumer goods lest their savings become worthless.
  有一个令人担忧的信号，随着卢布贬值，俄罗斯人已经在抢购耐用商品，把积蓄转化为消费品，以免存款变得一文不值。
• Branding experts say such local engagement is key to successful sponsorship of big-ticket events such as the Olympics.
  品牌专家们表示，此类本地参与对于成功赞助像奥运会这样耗资巨大的活动来说非常关键。
• Car sales plummeted in Spain and fell in France last month in a further sign that European consumers are putting off purchases of big-ticket goods.
  上个月，西班牙汽车销售量出现暴跌，法国汽车销售量也出现下降，这进一步表明，欧洲消费者正推迟购买大件商品。
• Supercomputers are big-ticket items.
  超级计算机价格昂贵。