词汇 | big ticket |
释义 | Idiom big ticket American & Australian very expensive.It's a good time to buy a big ticket item like a car or household appliance, as prices have fallen. (always before noun)big ticketVery expensive. This phrase typically precedes a noun (often "item"). I can't afford a big ticket item like a car right now, so I'm saving as much money as I can. big-ticket mod. having to do with something expensive. In a survey taken last month, heads of families said they were unwilling to put big-ticket items at the bottom of their shopping lists. |
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