单词	biggie
释义	biggie /ˈbɪɡi / noun (plural biggies) informal A big, important, or successful person or thing: composers including most of the biggies like Brahms, Wagner, or Mendelssohn... Across several key portfolios, a pattern of incompetence had been well-established: secondary education, tertiary education, police, immigration and justice, to name only the biggies. I also worry about extending the rights of citizenship - and voting is the biggie - to people who haven't made that commitment. There were no stringers or local bureau reporters in this crowd - the biggies were here in person, and each one of them was laying to be the one who made everyone else's news with the killer question that defined a story. Phrases no biggie Origin 1920s: from big + -ie.
随便看	over-engineer over-engineering overenter overenthusiasm overenthusiastic overenthusiastically over-entry overerupt overerupted overeruption overest overesteem overestimate overestimation overexact over-exacting over-excitability overexcitable overexcite overexcitement over-exercise overexert overexertion overexpansion overexploit

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