Definition of big-ticket in English:

big-ticket

adjective

North American informal

attributive Constituting a major expense.
〈北美，非正式〉构成主要开支的，开销大的
big-ticket items such as cars, houses, and expensive vacations
开销大的项目，如车子、房子、花费大的度假旅游等。
Example sentencesExamples
- The report identifies that much work needs to be done, funding needs to be improved, and that the council consider partnerships with sponsors for big-ticket events.
- Dinner tickets are $2,500 each, and tables were the big-ticket item at $25,000 each.
- The big-ticket item, and the part that will generate the biggest cost overruns, is the Capitol Hill / U-District tunnel.
- Finally, the big-ticket endorsements for President Bush are coming in.
- But aside from these big-ticket items, much of the ‘another world is possible’ view remains murky.
- … With Hardaway gone, PF Anthony Mason is the next big-ticket decision for the Heat.
- The idea is to use Linux to not only sell expensive computers but also high-margin software and big-ticket support and consulting services.
- It took $200 million to make, so really their goal right now is to bring in big-ticket sales and have a big opening weekend.
- Retail sales remain relatively strong, particularly for big-ticket items like cars.
- In the four years that Ann and Slate have been producing the list, it has become the definitive index of big-ticket American philanthropy.
- Rather than play Russian roulette with big-ticket movies, financial backers have begun to place smaller bets, putting their money in more modest projects.
- Most of the major issues are on big-ticket items such as K - 12 education reform, job training and health funding.
- Some analysts wonder whether the feds might eventually ration big-ticket expenses.
- So far, the big-ticket speeches at the Republican convention have dealt almost exclusively with foreign policy and the war on terrorism.
- Those items will likely include other big-ticket purchases, such as airplanes and major appliances, Roth says.
- Some early-birds even went for the straight to the big-ticket items on sale, such as flat-screen TVs and computers.
- So it is a big-ticket item for us if we're going to eliminate the fear and be successful over the next 100 days with all the attacks against Americans.
- It was the only painting stolen from the PMA that day and wasn't necessarily a big-ticket item.
- The statements also force government bodies to note costs to maintain or replace big-ticket items such as vehicles, computers and buildings.
- Taking precautionary measures can help you keep your car running smoothly and save on big-ticket expenses down the line.

Definition of big-ticket in US English:

big-ticket

adjectiveˈbɪɡˌtɪkɪtˈbiɡˌtikit

North American informal

attributive Constituting a major expense.
〈北美，非正式〉构成主要开支的，开销大的
big-ticket items such as cars, houses, and expensive vacations
开销大的项目，如车子、房子、花费大的度假旅游等。
Example sentencesExamples
- Dinner tickets are $2,500 each, and tables were the big-ticket item at $25,000 each.
- Finally, the big-ticket endorsements for President Bush are coming in.
- It was the only painting stolen from the PMA that day and wasn't necessarily a big-ticket item.
- The big-ticket item, and the part that will generate the biggest cost overruns, is the Capitol Hill / U-District tunnel.
- So far, the big-ticket speeches at the Republican convention have dealt almost exclusively with foreign policy and the war on terrorism.
- The report identifies that much work needs to be done, funding needs to be improved, and that the council consider partnerships with sponsors for big-ticket events.
- It took $200 million to make, so really their goal right now is to bring in big-ticket sales and have a big opening weekend.
- The idea is to use Linux to not only sell expensive computers but also high-margin software and big-ticket support and consulting services.
- Some analysts wonder whether the feds might eventually ration big-ticket expenses.
- Taking precautionary measures can help you keep your car running smoothly and save on big-ticket expenses down the line.
- … With Hardaway gone, PF Anthony Mason is the next big-ticket decision for the Heat.
- Some early-birds even went for the straight to the big-ticket items on sale, such as flat-screen TVs and computers.
- Retail sales remain relatively strong, particularly for big-ticket items like cars.
- But aside from these big-ticket items, much of the ‘another world is possible’ view remains murky.
- Rather than play Russian roulette with big-ticket movies, financial backers have begun to place smaller bets, putting their money in more modest projects.
- The statements also force government bodies to note costs to maintain or replace big-ticket items such as vehicles, computers and buildings.
- Most of the major issues are on big-ticket items such as K - 12 education reform, job training and health funding.
- In the four years that Ann and Slate have been producing the list, it has become the definitive index of big-ticket American philanthropy.
- So it is a big-ticket item for us if we're going to eliminate the fear and be successful over the next 100 days with all the attacks against Americans.
- Those items will likely include other big-ticket purchases, such as airplanes and major appliances, Roth says.

词汇	big-ticket
释义	Definition of big-ticket in English: big-ticket adjective North American informal attributive Constituting a major expense. 〈北美，非正式〉构成主要开支的，开销大的 big-ticket items such as cars, houses, and expensive vacations 开销大的项目，如车子、房子、花费大的度假旅游等。 Example sentencesExamples The report identifies that much work needs to be done, funding needs to be improved, and that the council consider partnerships with sponsors for big-ticket events. Dinner tickets are $2,500 each, and tables were the big-ticket item at $25,000 each. The big-ticket item, and the part that will generate the biggest cost overruns, is the Capitol Hill / U-District tunnel. Finally, the big-ticket endorsements for President Bush are coming in. But aside from these big-ticket items, much of the ‘another world is possible’ view remains murky. … With Hardaway gone, PF Anthony Mason is the next big-ticket decision for the Heat. The idea is to use Linux to not only sell expensive computers but also high-margin software and big-ticket support and consulting services. It took $200 million to make, so really their goal right now is to bring in big-ticket sales and have a big opening weekend. Retail sales remain relatively strong, particularly for big-ticket items like cars. In the four years that Ann and Slate have been producing the list, it has become the definitive index of big-ticket American philanthropy. Rather than play Russian roulette with big-ticket movies, financial backers have begun to place smaller bets, putting their money in more modest projects. Most of the major issues are on big-ticket items such as K - 12 education reform, job training and health funding. Some analysts wonder whether the feds might eventually ration big-ticket expenses. So far, the big-ticket speeches at the Republican convention have dealt almost exclusively with foreign policy and the war on terrorism. Those items will likely include other big-ticket purchases, such as airplanes and major appliances, Roth says. Some early-birds even went for the straight to the big-ticket items on sale, such as flat-screen TVs and computers. So it is a big-ticket item for us if we're going to eliminate the fear and be successful over the next 100 days with all the attacks against Americans. It was the only painting stolen from the PMA that day and wasn't necessarily a big-ticket item. The statements also force government bodies to note costs to maintain or replace big-ticket items such as vehicles, computers and buildings. Taking precautionary measures can help you keep your car running smoothly and save on big-ticket expenses down the line. Definition of big-ticket in US English: big-ticket adjectiveˈbɪɡˌtɪkɪtˈbiɡˌtikit North American informal attributive Constituting a major expense. 〈北美，非正式〉构成主要开支的，开销大的 big-ticket items such as cars, houses, and expensive vacations 开销大的项目，如车子、房子、花费大的度假旅游等。 Example sentencesExamples Dinner tickets are $2,500 each, and tables were the big-ticket item at $25,000 each. Finally, the big-ticket endorsements for President Bush are coming in. It was the only painting stolen from the PMA that day and wasn't necessarily a big-ticket item. The big-ticket item, and the part that will generate the biggest cost overruns, is the Capitol Hill / U-District tunnel. So far, the big-ticket speeches at the Republican convention have dealt almost exclusively with foreign policy and the war on terrorism. The report identifies that much work needs to be done, funding needs to be improved, and that the council consider partnerships with sponsors for big-ticket events. It took $200 million to make, so really their goal right now is to bring in big-ticket sales and have a big opening weekend. The idea is to use Linux to not only sell expensive computers but also high-margin software and big-ticket support and consulting services. Some analysts wonder whether the feds might eventually ration big-ticket expenses. Taking precautionary measures can help you keep your car running smoothly and save on big-ticket expenses down the line. … With Hardaway gone, PF Anthony Mason is the next big-ticket decision for the Heat. Some early-birds even went for the straight to the big-ticket items on sale, such as flat-screen TVs and computers. Retail sales remain relatively strong, particularly for big-ticket items like cars. But aside from these big-ticket items, much of the ‘another world is possible’ view remains murky. Rather than play Russian roulette with big-ticket movies, financial backers have begun to place smaller bets, putting their money in more modest projects. The statements also force government bodies to note costs to maintain or replace big-ticket items such as vehicles, computers and buildings. Most of the major issues are on big-ticket items such as K - 12 education reform, job training and health funding. In the four years that Ann and Slate have been producing the list, it has become the definitive index of big-ticket American philanthropy. So it is a big-ticket item for us if we're going to eliminate the fear and be successful over the next 100 days with all the attacks against Americans. Those items will likely include other big-ticket purchases, such as airplanes and major appliances, Roth says.
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