tycoon

/tahy-koon/US // taɪˈkun //UK // (taɪˈkuːn) //

大亨,大亨级人物,大亨们,富豪

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person of great wealth, influence, or power; magnate: a business tycoon; a political tycoon.
- : a title used with reference to the shogun of Japan.

nounperson who has a lot of money, power

Synonyms

They include Shahid Khan, an automotive tycoon who made use of at least $79 million in losses from a stake in the Jacksonville Jaguars even as his football team has consistently been projected to bring in millions a year.
Shahid Khan, an automotive tycoon, made use of at least $79 million in losses from a stake in the Jacksonville Jaguars even as his football team has consistently been projected to bring in millions a year.
The resulting 450-page report described the companies as “the kinds of monopolies we last saw in the era of oil barons and railroad tycoons” and recommended that the government take action against them.
Charity and public service is also now requisite for the biggest tycoons.
Since 2012, real estate developers, crypto currency tycoons and now big-name influencers have relocated to the island to bask in the Caribbean sun and unparalleled tax exemptions.

/tahy-koon/US // taɪˈkun //UK // (taɪˈkuːn) //

大亨,大亨级人物,大亨们,富豪

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person of great wealth, influence, or power; magnate: a business tycoon; a political tycoon.
- : a title used with reference to the shogun of Japan.

nounperson who has a lot of money, power

Synonyms

They include Shahid Khan, an automotive tycoon who made use of at least $79 million in losses from a stake in the Jacksonville Jaguars even as his football team has consistently been projected to bring in millions a year.
Shahid Khan, an automotive tycoon, made use of at least $79 million in losses from a stake in the Jacksonville Jaguars even as his football team has consistently been projected to bring in millions a year.
The resulting 450-page report described the companies as “the kinds of monopolies we last saw in the era of oil barons and railroad tycoons” and recommended that the government take action against them.
Charity and public service is also now requisite for the biggest tycoons.
Since 2012, real estate developers, crypto currency tycoons and now big-name influencers have relocated to the island to bask in the Caribbean sun and unparalleled tax exemptions.