tycoons

英 [taɪˈkuːnz]

美 [taɪˈkunz]

n.  (企业界的)大亨，巨头，巨子
tycoon的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 大亨;巨头;大实业家
  Atycoonis a person who is successful in business and so has become rich and powerful.
  1. …a self-made Irish property tycoon.
     白手起家的爱尔兰房地产巨头

双语例句

• Indeed, several of the most prominent early tycoons ended up being investigated by the authorities.
  确实，早期某些最显赫的大亨最终受到了政府机关的调查。
• Tycoons should be better able to keep their cool, so long as their bankers do too.
  大亨们应该比他们更能保持冷静，只要他们的银行家能够保持冷静。
• The majority of tycoons implicated in the financial crisis emerged unscathed if somewhat poorer.
  多数须对引发亚洲金融危机负责的大亨们最终都毫发无损（最多因此变得穷了一些）。
• Three events in the past two months suggest the golden age of tycoons is under threat.
  最近两个月发生的三起事件表明，商业大亨的黄金时代正面临威胁。
• Tycoons who enjoy marine activities might prefer to acquire a yacht or something similar.
  喜欢海上活动的大亨们可能更喜欢购买游艇或类似的商品。
• From long time ago, the most of tycoons have been to start from scratch.
  从很久以前开始，就有许多商业大亨是从白手起家的。
• What Indians and Chinese make of their tycoons
  印度人和中国人如何看待本国大亨
• Like most Hong Kong tycoons, Li wears his Chinese patriotism on his sleeve.
  和多数香港大亨一样，李嘉诚毫不掩饰他的爱国主义热情。
• The surge has helped turn some of the richest businessmen in Africa into tycoons.
  这种高速增长帮助一部分非洲最富有的生意人变成了富豪。
• His strongest critics are close to the tycoons.
  他最主要的批评者都与商界大亨关系密切。