Vocab Bloom Hub

deep pocket

/diːp ˈpɒkɪt/

翻译: 指拥有大量财富或雄厚财力的人、组织或实体,常用来形容有能力承担昂贵开销或大额法律赔偿的富有者。

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/diːp ˈpɒkɪt/C1informalbusiness
  • zh指拥有大量财富或雄厚财力的人、组织或实体,常用来形容有能力承担昂贵开销或大额法律赔偿的富有者。

A person, organization, or entity that has substantial financial resources or wealth, often used to refer to someone who can afford to pay for expensive things or legal settlements.

  1. Wealthy person or companyB2informal

    A person or organization with a lot of money, often used to fund projects or pay for things.

    zh有钱人或有财力的公司

    • The startup is looking for a deep pocket to invest in their new technology.
    • The lawsuit targeted the corporation because it had deep pockets.
    • Only a deep pocket could afford such a luxury yacht.
  2. B2informal

    Used to describe having substantial financial resources available.

    zh财力雄厚

    • The charity relies on donors with deep pockets.
    • The government has deep pockets for infrastructure projects.
    • He has deep pockets, so he can afford the best lawyers.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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