| 词汇 | big-deal |
| 释义 | big deal noun[ S ] informaluk /ˌbɪɡ ˈdiːl/ us /ˌbɪɡ ˈdiːl/ something that someone thinks is very important or serious: People don't tip much in Europe, but in America tips are a big deal. This discovery is a big deal for archaeologists. Why does he make such a big deal out of doing the housework? This job interview is a big deal for me, so I'd appreciate if you could help me out. I think you've made this into a bigger deal than it really is. Young people are more accepting of different sexual orientations. It's just not a big deal to them. Being important and having importance beat bulk bulk largeidiom centrality centre stage count countable cut equally fish front and centre have bigger/other fish to fryidiom have/take pride of placeidiom high-stakes matter pride reign signify the beating heart of somethingidiom treasurable Idiomsbig deal! no big deal big deal!idiom informal used when you do not think something is important or special: "I ran five miles this morning." "Big deal! I ran ten." "This one costs more." "It's 50 pence, big deal!" Expressions meaning 'it isn't important to me' be all the same to someoneidiom be no skin off someone's noseidiom bully bully for someoneidiom close to someone's heartidiom damn fig heck meh monkey not care/give a figidiom not care/give a sodidiom not care/give tuppenceidiom shit so what?idiom That's not saying much.idiom toss tough tough luckidiom tuff big deal | American Dictionarybig dealidiom infml something important: Going to college is still a big deal. infml Big deal also means you do not think that what someone has said or done is important or special: "I ran five miles this morning." "Big deal! I ran ten." |
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