big time
big time 英 [biɡ taim] 美 [bɪɡ taɪm]
phrase. 巨大成功；大范围地；愉快的时光；第一流
名词复数:big times
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- phrase. 巨大成功；大范围地；愉快的时光；第一流
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1. And barring a catastrophe, like a forced default on US debt, in another year or so we should be back, big time.
在抵挡住一场大灾难，例如美国庞大债务导致的违约后，经过一年左右的时间我们就能东山再起，并大有作为一番。
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2. He helped me big time.
他花了很多时间帮助我。
- big time (n.) "upper reaches of a profession or pursuit," by 1909 in vaudeville slang. As an adjective by 1915. The same phrase was common in colloquial use late 19c.-early 20c. in a broad range of senses: "party, shindig, fun, frolic."
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