Definition of moneymaker in English:

moneymaker

nounˈmʌnɪmeɪkəˈməniˌmeɪkər

1A person or thing that earns a lot of money.
赚大钱的人；赚钱的东西（或事）
the movie became one of the year's top moneymakers
这部电影成为该年度最赚钱的影片之一。
Example sentencesExamples
- Even the smaller NASCAR series are consistent moneymakers.
- Unfortunately developing countries lagged behind, with drugs becoming politicized and easy moneymakers by immoral officials.
- That rarely happens, however, and the book should be looked at as a long-term investment rather than a direct moneymaker.
- ‘Revenue-wise,’ says an official with the telecom's cable channel, ‘it's one of our biggest moneymakers.’
- Newspapers were risky as business enterprises, fledgling moneymakers, but, like most small businesses, it was the start-up costs that could prove to be disastrous.
- It's not surprising that books on infant sleep are top moneymakers for publishers - in early infancy, every baby wakes in the night, so every parent will want such books.
- In most countries, major moneymakers and head offices for large companies are found in populous areas - especially in or near the capital.
- On last year's list of big moneymakers, PG movies held five of the top 10 spots, which I guess is kind of unusual.
- There, he showcased an ability to succeed where others had failed, turning a money-losing unit into a moneymaker after only one year.
- Republicans say it is a moneymaker because it prompts property sales that would not have occurred otherwise.
- The more affluent clients, especially if they use Merrill for other services in addition to brokerage, are moneymakers for the firm.
- He says he's in no hurry to turn his Chinese operation into a moneymaker.
- The biggest moneymakers in any organization are always the people who know how to be different.
- Such stamps are moneymakers for the Postal Service.
- The so-called ‘big-time’ programs which emphasize either football or men's basketball are potentially huge moneymakers.
- Anytime you can offer her a product that will allow her to protect herself and her valuables is sure to be a moneymaker for your store.
- I'd like to see a major studio take its slate down to 8 films a year… and have 6 significant moneymakers.
- He is so tied up with his own problems, in a fast-changing, competitive business, that he has no time for his musicians as anything but potential moneymakers.
- Banking and stock trading have the potential to be big moneymakers if someone can migrate users to the wireless Web.
- The new system may not be a huge moneymaker for the district, but it will save time and money.
2US informal A person's buttocks or genitals.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a movie for your heart (and your ears and moneymaker), not your head.
- She took the bizarre step of covering her moneymaker from the cameras - with what looked like a pair of tights.
- She used to be able to dance and her moneymaker is falling victim to gravity.
- The reality star joined the group onstage and proudly, confidently showed off that moneymaker!
- "I can't close the shower door because my hips get in the way," she said - she sustains her record-setting moneymaker with 3,000 calories a day.
- She should get back to what she does best: parading her moneymaker in front of geriatric male MPs.
- She's working her moneymaker for a magazine shoot.

Phrases

shake one's moneymaker

informal Dance energetically.
she took to the main stage and shook her moneymaker
Example sentencesExamples
- The DJ was smokin and we pushed everything out of the way so we could shake out moneymakers.
- I chatted with the door guy to see where he might recommend for my friends to shake their moneymaker, he smiled and said, "Actually here."
- There's someone who knows how to shake her moneymaker!
- No dancefloor, just get up and shake your moneymaker if the moment takes you.
- After watching bemusedly for a while at the (mostly local) crowd of dancers, I was asked to dance by a lovely elderly Peruvian gentleman who really knew how to shake his money-maker.
- Two audio-only mixes can be accessed to, I presume, offer the dancers tunes to shake their moneymakers to.
- We got an open bar all night long, the hottest DJ spinning the tunes, Go-Go dancers shaking their money makers, and a performance by Chingy!
- We had a big lighting and projection rig setup in there, people shook their moneymakers, and someone I didn't know requested a song.

Definition of moneymaker in US English:

moneymaker

nounˈmənēˌmākərˈməniˌmeɪkər

1A person or thing that earns a lot of money.
赚大钱的人；赚钱的东西（或事）
the movie became one of the year's top moneymakers
这部电影成为该年度最赚钱的影片之一。
Example sentencesExamples
- Newspapers were risky as business enterprises, fledgling moneymakers, but, like most small businesses, it was the start-up costs that could prove to be disastrous.
- He says he's in no hurry to turn his Chinese operation into a moneymaker.
- He is so tied up with his own problems, in a fast-changing, competitive business, that he has no time for his musicians as anything but potential moneymakers.
- Unfortunately developing countries lagged behind, with drugs becoming politicized and easy moneymakers by immoral officials.
- I'd like to see a major studio take its slate down to 8 films a year… and have 6 significant moneymakers.
- The more affluent clients, especially if they use Merrill for other services in addition to brokerage, are moneymakers for the firm.
- It's not surprising that books on infant sleep are top moneymakers for publishers - in early infancy, every baby wakes in the night, so every parent will want such books.
- The new system may not be a huge moneymaker for the district, but it will save time and money.
- Banking and stock trading have the potential to be big moneymakers if someone can migrate users to the wireless Web.
- Anytime you can offer her a product that will allow her to protect herself and her valuables is sure to be a moneymaker for your store.
- Such stamps are moneymakers for the Postal Service.
- There, he showcased an ability to succeed where others had failed, turning a money-losing unit into a moneymaker after only one year.
- That rarely happens, however, and the book should be looked at as a long-term investment rather than a direct moneymaker.
- ‘Revenue-wise,’ says an official with the telecom's cable channel, ‘it's one of our biggest moneymakers.’
- Even the smaller NASCAR series are consistent moneymakers.
- The so-called ‘big-time’ programs which emphasize either football or men's basketball are potentially huge moneymakers.
- Republicans say it is a moneymaker because it prompts property sales that would not have occurred otherwise.
- The biggest moneymakers in any organization are always the people who know how to be different.
- On last year's list of big moneymakers, PG movies held five of the top 10 spots, which I guess is kind of unusual.
- In most countries, major moneymakers and head offices for large companies are found in populous areas - especially in or near the capital.
2US informal A person's buttocks or genitals.
Example sentencesExamples
- She used to be able to dance and her moneymaker is falling victim to gravity.
- It's a movie for your heart (and your ears and moneymaker), not your head.
- "I can't close the shower door because my hips get in the way," she said - she sustains her record-setting moneymaker with 3,000 calories a day.
- The reality star joined the group onstage and proudly, confidently showed off that moneymaker!
- She's working her moneymaker for a magazine shoot.
- She should get back to what she does best: parading her moneymaker in front of geriatric male MPs.
- She took the bizarre step of covering her moneymaker from the cameras - with what looked like a pair of tights.

Phrases

shake one's moneymaker

informal Dance energetically.
she took to the main stage and shook her moneymaker
Example sentencesExamples
- We got an open bar all night long, the hottest DJ spinning the tunes, Go-Go dancers shaking their money makers, and a performance by Chingy!
- I chatted with the door guy to see where he might recommend for my friends to shake their moneymaker, he smiled and said, "Actually here."
- We had a big lighting and projection rig setup in there, people shook their moneymakers, and someone I didn't know requested a song.
- The DJ was smokin and we pushed everything out of the way so we could shake out moneymakers.
- No dancefloor, just get up and shake your moneymaker if the moment takes you.
- Two audio-only mixes can be accessed to, I presume, offer the dancers tunes to shake their moneymakers to.
- There's someone who knows how to shake her moneymaker!
- After watching bemusedly for a while at the (mostly local) crowd of dancers, I was asked to dance by a lovely elderly Peruvian gentleman who really knew how to shake his money-maker.

词汇	moneymaker
释义	Definition of moneymaker in English: moneymaker nounˈmʌnɪmeɪkəˈməniˌmeɪkər 1A person or thing that earns a lot of money. 赚大钱的人；赚钱的东西（或事） the movie became one of the year's top moneymakers 这部电影成为该年度最赚钱的影片之一。 Example sentencesExamples Even the smaller NASCAR series are consistent moneymakers. Unfortunately developing countries lagged behind, with drugs becoming politicized and easy moneymakers by immoral officials. That rarely happens, however, and the book should be looked at as a long-term investment rather than a direct moneymaker. ‘Revenue-wise,’ says an official with the telecom's cable channel, ‘it's one of our biggest moneymakers.’ Newspapers were risky as business enterprises, fledgling moneymakers, but, like most small businesses, it was the start-up costs that could prove to be disastrous. It's not surprising that books on infant sleep are top moneymakers for publishers - in early infancy, every baby wakes in the night, so every parent will want such books. In most countries, major moneymakers and head offices for large companies are found in populous areas - especially in or near the capital. On last year's list of big moneymakers, PG movies held five of the top 10 spots, which I guess is kind of unusual. There, he showcased an ability to succeed where others had failed, turning a money-losing unit into a moneymaker after only one year. Republicans say it is a moneymaker because it prompts property sales that would not have occurred otherwise. The more affluent clients, especially if they use Merrill for other services in addition to brokerage, are moneymakers for the firm. He says he's in no hurry to turn his Chinese operation into a moneymaker. The biggest moneymakers in any organization are always the people who know how to be different. Such stamps are moneymakers for the Postal Service. The so-called ‘big-time’ programs which emphasize either football or men's basketball are potentially huge moneymakers. Anytime you can offer her a product that will allow her to protect herself and her valuables is sure to be a moneymaker for your store. I'd like to see a major studio take its slate down to 8 films a year… and have 6 significant moneymakers. He is so tied up with his own problems, in a fast-changing, competitive business, that he has no time for his musicians as anything but potential moneymakers. Banking and stock trading have the potential to be big moneymakers if someone can migrate users to the wireless Web. The new system may not be a huge moneymaker for the district, but it will save time and money. 2US informal A person's buttocks or genitals. Example sentencesExamples It's a movie for your heart (and your ears and moneymaker), not your head. She took the bizarre step of covering her moneymaker from the cameras - with what looked like a pair of tights. She used to be able to dance and her moneymaker is falling victim to gravity. The reality star joined the group onstage and proudly, confidently showed off that moneymaker! "I can't close the shower door because my hips get in the way," she said - she sustains her record-setting moneymaker with 3,000 calories a day. She should get back to what she does best: parading her moneymaker in front of geriatric male MPs. She's working her moneymaker for a magazine shoot. Phrases shake one's moneymaker informal Dance energetically. she took to the main stage and shook her moneymaker Example sentencesExamples The DJ was smokin and we pushed everything out of the way so we could shake out moneymakers. I chatted with the door guy to see where he might recommend for my friends to shake their moneymaker, he smiled and said, "Actually here." There's someone who knows how to shake her moneymaker! No dancefloor, just get up and shake your moneymaker if the moment takes you. After watching bemusedly for a while at the (mostly local) crowd of dancers, I was asked to dance by a lovely elderly Peruvian gentleman who really knew how to shake his money-maker. Two audio-only mixes can be accessed to, I presume, offer the dancers tunes to shake their moneymakers to. We got an open bar all night long, the hottest DJ spinning the tunes, Go-Go dancers shaking their money makers, and a performance by Chingy! We had a big lighting and projection rig setup in there, people shook their moneymakers, and someone I didn't know requested a song. noun.1 phr. Definition of moneymaker in US English: moneymaker nounˈmənēˌmākərˈməniˌmeɪkər 1A person or thing that earns a lot of money. 赚大钱的人；赚钱的东西（或事） the movie became one of the year's top moneymakers 这部电影成为该年度最赚钱的影片之一。 Example sentencesExamples Newspapers were risky as business enterprises, fledgling moneymakers, but, like most small businesses, it was the start-up costs that could prove to be disastrous. He says he's in no hurry to turn his Chinese operation into a moneymaker. He is so tied up with his own problems, in a fast-changing, competitive business, that he has no time for his musicians as anything but potential moneymakers. Unfortunately developing countries lagged behind, with drugs becoming politicized and easy moneymakers by immoral officials. I'd like to see a major studio take its slate down to 8 films a year… and have 6 significant moneymakers. The more affluent clients, especially if they use Merrill for other services in addition to brokerage, are moneymakers for the firm. It's not surprising that books on infant sleep are top moneymakers for publishers - in early infancy, every baby wakes in the night, so every parent will want such books. The new system may not be a huge moneymaker for the district, but it will save time and money. Banking and stock trading have the potential to be big moneymakers if someone can migrate users to the wireless Web. Anytime you can offer her a product that will allow her to protect herself and her valuables is sure to be a moneymaker for your store. Such stamps are moneymakers for the Postal Service. There, he showcased an ability to succeed where others had failed, turning a money-losing unit into a moneymaker after only one year. That rarely happens, however, and the book should be looked at as a long-term investment rather than a direct moneymaker. ‘Revenue-wise,’ says an official with the telecom's cable channel, ‘it's one of our biggest moneymakers.’ Even the smaller NASCAR series are consistent moneymakers. The so-called ‘big-time’ programs which emphasize either football or men's basketball are potentially huge moneymakers. Republicans say it is a moneymaker because it prompts property sales that would not have occurred otherwise. The biggest moneymakers in any organization are always the people who know how to be different. On last year's list of big moneymakers, PG movies held five of the top 10 spots, which I guess is kind of unusual. In most countries, major moneymakers and head offices for large companies are found in populous areas - especially in or near the capital. 2US informal A person's buttocks or genitals. Example sentencesExamples She used to be able to dance and her moneymaker is falling victim to gravity. It's a movie for your heart (and your ears and moneymaker), not your head. "I can't close the shower door because my hips get in the way," she said - she sustains her record-setting moneymaker with 3,000 calories a day. The reality star joined the group onstage and proudly, confidently showed off that moneymaker! She's working her moneymaker for a magazine shoot. She should get back to what she does best: parading her moneymaker in front of geriatric male MPs. She took the bizarre step of covering her moneymaker from the cameras - with what looked like a pair of tights. Phrases shake one's moneymaker informal Dance energetically. she took to the main stage and shook her moneymaker Example sentencesExamples We got an open bar all night long, the hottest DJ spinning the tunes, Go-Go dancers shaking their money makers, and a performance by Chingy! I chatted with the door guy to see where he might recommend for my friends to shake their moneymaker, he smiled and said, "Actually here." We had a big lighting and projection rig setup in there, people shook their moneymakers, and someone I didn't know requested a song. The DJ was smokin and we pushed everything out of the way so we could shake out moneymakers. No dancefloor, just get up and shake your moneymaker if the moment takes you. Two audio-only mixes can be accessed to, I presume, offer the dancers tunes to shake their moneymakers to. There's someone who knows how to shake her moneymaker! After watching bemusedly for a while at the (mostly local) crowd of dancers, I was asked to dance by a lovely elderly Peruvian gentleman who really knew how to shake his money-maker. noun.1 phr.
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