bigs

基本解釋

The father buys, the son bigs, the grandchild sells, and his son thigs.
父買(mǎi)、子脩建、孫兒賣(mài)，重孫街上儅乞丐。
This has humbled the bigs, making their dealsbetter and more artist-friendly.
這讓大頭們謙遜了不少，改而制定更好更有利於藝術(shù)家的協(xié)議。
A batch of young, athletic bigs and wings would give Boston a decent chance at making the Finals one more time.
一堆年輕的，有活力的鋒位球員和大個(gè)子會(huì)讓凱爾特人再次競(jìng)爭(zhēng)縂冠軍的。

"We were pretty effective wearing down their bigs, especially late in the game, " Howard said.
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Spain, conscious of being one of the bigs, may also be wary of more integration.
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This cleavage between the "bigs" and "smalls" is particularly important when it comes to security policy.
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A big person or thing is large in physical size.
Something that is big consists of many people or things.
If you describe something such as a problem, increase, or change as a big one, you mean it is great in degree, extent, or importance.
A big organization employs many people and has many customers.
If you say that someone is big in a particular organization, activity, or place, you mean that they have a lot of influence or authority in it.
If you call someone a big bully or a big coward, you are emphasizing your disapproval of them.
Children often refer to their older brother or sister as their big brother or sister.
Big words are long or rare words which have meanings that are difficult to understand.
If you make it big, you become successful or famous.
If you think big, you make plans on a large scale, often using a lot of time, effort, or money.