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

• Mr Li is one of only a few Hong Kong tycoons to have built truly global empires.
  李嘉诚是为数不多打造了真正意义的全球商业帝国的香港大亨之一。
• The dividends Mr Li and other Hong Kong tycoons receive from their companies are not taxed.
  李嘉诚及其他香港富豪从自己公司所获股息无须缴税。
• Why don't those "Wall Street tycoons" give in.
  为什么这些“华尔街巨头”不让步？
• This is the case in Hong Kong and other emerging markets where tycoons are fading away.
  香港和其他新兴市场面临的就是这种情况。在这些市场上，大亨们的身影正在慢慢消失。
• 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。
• 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）。
• 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。
• The great tycoons were fierce competitors, single-minded in their pursuit of financial success and power.
  企业巨头都是激烈的竞争者，他们一心追求钱财和权势。
• Hong Kong's residents once idolized the tycoons.
  香港市民曾经视这些大亨为偶像。
• Tycoons typically choose those sports where their wealth can help them win.
  商界大亨通常选择那些自己的财富可以帮助他们取胜的运动。