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big shot



ADJECTIVE
important, famous
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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“She’s really dynamic. She’s one of the most talented scorers and makes big shots at critical moments.”

From Los Angeles Times

He likes to be the big shot and the center of attention.

From The Wall Street Journal

Said Harvard-Westlake coach David Rebibo: “I thought they made some big shots in big moments, but I’m incredibly proud of our fight.”

From Los Angeles Times

Those U.S. tech big shots face increasing competition from overseas, particularly in China.

From MarketWatch

He took control of the rallies, going for the big shots - and finishing the match with 78 winners to Zverev's 56 showed how his 'big-time' tennis paid off.

From BBC