big time

Speech parts

1. big time - Noun

2. big time - Adjective

3. big time - Adverb

Meaning

the highest level of an occupation (especially in entertainment)

Alternative names

big-time

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Examples

Amid mounting public anger and shriveling resources, even big-time tanker operators admit their industry is out of control. Source: Internet

After all, when "small time" theatres could offer "big time" performers on screen at a nickel a seat, who could ask audiences to pay higher amounts for less impressive live talent? Source: Internet

And they came out big-time in the 2018 mid-term election to flip several traditionally Republican seats. Source: Internet

Architecture The most striking examples of Gilded Age theater architecture were commissioned by the big time vaudeville magnates and stood as monuments of their wealth and ambition. Source: Internet

After breaking out big time as James Bond in 1962's "Dr. Source: Internet

“Akufo-Addo has failed Ghanaians big time, yet John Mahama is not an alternative. Source: Internet

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