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21Big ticket item — refers to retail goods that have a high selling price in comparison to other items sold in the same store, and that have high profit potential associated with them.It can also refer to niche stores that sell products at a higher price than… …
22Big Ticket Television — est une maison de production télévisuelle américaine créée en 1984 par le réseau CBS en partenariat avec Coleco. Elle a été vendue à Aaron Spelling en 1992 pour la somme de 25 millions de dollars. En 1999, Spelling Entertainment et Big Ticket… …
23big-ticket — big′ tick′et adj. cvb costly; expensive • Etymology: 1940–45 …
24big-ticket item — noun A luxury item. Although commonly referring to an item of significant physical size (e.g. a computer, sports car or big screen television), the term can be applied to any expensive item …
25big-ticket — adjective N. Amer. informal constituting a major expense …
26big-ticket — /ˌbɪg tɪkɪt/ adjective costing a lot of money …
27big-ticket items — High priced goods …
28big ticket item — /ˌbɪg tɪkɪt ˌaɪtəm/ noun a large expensive item, e.g. a car, washing machine, etc …
29big — (adj.) c.1300, northern England dialect, powerful, strong, of obscure origin, possibly from a Scandinavian source (Cf. Norwegian dial. bugge great man ). Old English used micel in many of the same senses. Meaning of great size is late 14c.; that… …
30big-tick·et — /ˈbıgˈtıkət/ adj chiefly US informal : having a high price : ↑expensive big ticket items like cars and appliances …
