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high-muck-a-muck

/ˈhaɪ ˌmʌk ə ˈmʌk/

翻译: 指自以为了不起、傲慢自大的人,或指身居高位、有权力的人,常含贬义。

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noun

/ˈhaɪ ˌmʌk ə ˈmʌk/C2formalamerican
  • zh指自以为了不起、傲慢自大的人,或指身居高位、有权力的人,常含贬义。

A noun referring to an arrogant or conceited person who considers themselves important or holds a position of authority.

  1. Important or self-important personC1informalamerican

    A person who holds a high position or acts in an arrogant, conceited manner, often used informally.

    zh大人物

    • The high-muck-a-mucks from the head office are visiting today.
    • He acts like a real high-muck-a-muck since he got promoted.
    • Don't be such a high-muck-a-muck; we're all on the same team.

    同义词big cheesebig shotbigwigdignitaryhonchonabobnotablepanjandrumpooh-bahvip

    反义词nobodynonentitysubordinateunderling

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  • high-muck-a-mucks' possessive plural form
  • high-muck-a-muck's possessive singular form