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Big bug/big shot/bigwigбольшой человек, "шишка"He was a big bug in this business.English-Russian small dictionary of idioms > big bug/big shot/bigwig
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«Шишка». В середине XIX в. английские преступники называли деньги shot ; никто не знает почему. Это выражение вошло в криминальный жаргон, означая любую прибыль, полученную от преступной, незаконной сделки. Воровство, «дело» — приносило a bit shot. Постепенно значение этого слова изменилось, и оно стало обозначать того, кто совершил кражу, а человека, получившего большой куш, восхищённо называли a big shot. Это выражение вошло в разговорную речь и означает любого важного человека.I want this room tidied up. We have got the big shots from head office coming this afternoon and we need to impress them. — Я хочу, чтобы эта комната была убрана. После обеда к нам должны прийти несколько важных «шишек» из управления, и мы должны произвести на них благоприятное впечатление.
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n infmlHe thinks he is a big shot in his new Jag — Усевшись в свой новый "Ягуар", он возомнил себя крутым мужиком
I'm no big shot but I do have a little power around here — Я начальник небольшой, но кое-что здесь могу
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Современное выражение: тратящий много денег человек (Пример: "Jim thinks that he is a big shot now, since he received the raise."), A person that spends a lot of money. -
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important person важная персонаHe is a big shot around here.
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[͵bıgʹʃɒt] сл. = big boy
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Big Shot — is a slang term meaning important or influential person , and is commonly used to describe people such as VIPs, executives, business magnates or media moguls. Big Shot can refer to:Fiction*Big Shot Comics, a 1940s comic book series. *Big Shot… … Wikipedia
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Big Shot (The Tick) — Big Shot is a fictional character from the animated series, The Tick . He is a parody of The Punisher and Deadshot. In the TV series, Big Shot carries guns, grenades and other weaponry on his back. He appears in the first episode, as one of many… … Wikipedia
big shot — n informal someone who has a lot of power or influence in a company or an area of business ▪ His father s a big shot and he thinks he is, too … Dictionary of contemporary English
big´-shot´ — big shot, Slang. an important person. –big´ shot´, adjective … Useful english dictionary
big shot — [n] important person big cheese*, big gun*, big wheel*, bigwig*, celebrity, dignitary, heavy hitter*, heavyweight*, mogul, personage, somebody, VIP; concept 423 … New thesaurus
big shot — important person, 1929, Amer.Eng., from Prohibition era gangster slang; earlier in the same sense was great shot (1861). Ultimately a reference to large type of gunshot … Etymology dictionary
big shot — ☆ big shot or big wheel n. Slang a person regarded as important or influential … English World dictionary
big shot — big ,shot noun count INFORMAL an important person in an organization … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
