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

• The Rolling Stones are one of the big-ticket acts touring this summer.
  滚石是今年夏天巡回演出中最卖座的乐队之一。
• We just can't afford the big-ticket items right now.
  现在我们还买不起昂贵的物品。
• In China, the new rules kick-started the mortgage process and gave ordinary citizens a hefty chunk of collateral to finance other big-ticket purchases.
  在中国，这些新规定启动了抵押贷款进程，使普通居民将手中的房屋变为主要抵押品，进而为其它大额采购提供融资。
• 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？
• 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；
• Supercomputers are big-ticket items.
  超级计算机价格昂贵。
• 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。
• Austerity leads to less spending on big-ticket items such as appliances, furniture and holidays.
  紧缩导致家用电器、家具和度假等大额项目的支出减少。
• In an indication that more European consumers are deferring big-ticket purchases in the credit crunch, mass-market manufacturers all reported lower sales for the month.
  面向大众市场的制造商3月份销量都出现下滑，表明面对信贷紧缩，更多欧洲消费者推迟了大额购买计划。