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big game

/bɪɡ ɡeɪm/

翻译: 指供体育狩猎或作为战利品猎取的大型野生动物,如大象、狮子或熊;也隐喻用于描述商业或体育中的重大事件或高风险目标。

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/bɪɡ ɡeɪm/B2informalsport
  • zh指供体育狩猎或作为战利品猎取的大型野生动物,如大象、狮子或熊;也隐喻用于描述商业或体育中的重大事件或高风险目标。

A term referring to large wild animals hunted for sport or trophies, such as elephants, lions, or bears; also used metaphorically to describe a major, high-stakes event or target in business or sports.

  1. Large wild animals hunted for sportB2formal

    Large animals, such as elephants, lions, or bears, that are hunted for sport or trophies.

    zh大型猎物

    • The safari was organized for big game hunting.
    • He traveled to Africa to hunt big game.
    • Conservationists are working to protect big game from poachers.
  2. Important or high-stakes competitionB2informal

    A major or significant event, competition, or challenge, often in sports or business.

    zh重要比赛

    • The championship match is the big game of the season.
    • They are preparing for the big game against their rivals.
    • In business, landing this contract is the big game.