Pronunciation: /bɪɡ taɪm ˈsʌmbɒdi/
noun a person who is important or successful
A1 My friend is a big time somebody in the music industry.
A2 She became a big time somebody after winning the award.
B1 The actor became a big time somebody after starring in a blockbuster movie.
B2 She worked hard to become a big time somebody in the business world.
C1 The CEO is a big time somebody in the corporate world, known for his innovative ideas.
C2 The renowned scientist is a big time somebody in the field of research and development.
adverb to a great extent or degree
A1 I like chocolate big time.
A2 She admires him big time for his dedication.
B1 He supported the team big time during the championship.
B2 The company invested big time in research and development.
C1 The artist was recognized big time for his contribution to the art world.
C2 The politician was backed big time by his supporters in the election campaign.
formal The big time somebody arrived at the gala with a team of assistants.
informal I heard the big time somebody is throwing a huge party next weekend.
slang That big time somebody is always flexing on social media.
figurative She felt like a big time somebody after winning the award.
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