释义 |
plural of big-timer as in heavyweights one of high position or importance within a group a field in which one can go from being a big-timer to a small-timer in practically no time at all -
heavyweights -
bigs -
heavies -
magnates -
tycoons -
bigwigs -
kings -
wheels -
biggies -
lions -
big boys -
heavy hitters -
big guns -
major leaguers -
big wheels -
mucky-mucks -
poo-bahs -
barons -
nawabs -
kahunas -
princes -
big leaguers -
nabobs -
kingpins -
queens -
big shots -
bigfeet -
bigfoots -
pooh-bahs -
kingfish -
big cheeses -
princesses -
honchos -
nobs -
muck-a-mucks -
fat cats -
muckety-mucks -
czars -
nibs -
high-muckety-mucks -
moguls -
high-muck-a-mucks -
tsars -
VIPs -
tzars -
nobodies -
lightweights -
nonentities -
zeroes -
whippersnappers -
shrimp -
zeros -
underlings -
shrimps -
subordinates -
inferiors -
mediocrities -
twerps -
obscurities -
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