tycoon

英 [taɪˈkuːn]

美 [taɪˈkuːn]

n. (企业界的)大亨，巨头，巨子

复数：tycoons　

Collins.1 / BNC.14917 / COCA.14774

牛津词典

noun

（企业界的）大亨，巨头，巨子
a person who is successful in business or industry and has become rich and powerful
1. a business/property/media tycoon
  产业大亨；房地产巨头；传媒巨子

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

noun

Try this, and perhaps you can become coffee industry tycoon.
试试这个，或许你可以成为咖啡业界的大亨。
One big deal made the young tycoon.
一本大生意造就了这们年轻大亨。
It is the second time in less than a year that a police investigation has involved a powerful tycoon.
这是在不到一年时间里，香港警方调查第二次牵涉到权势显赫的企业界大亨。
She also wrote critically about the arrest and trial of Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the oil tycoon jailed after falling out with the Kremlin.
和克里姆林宫闹翻的石油大亨霍多尔科夫斯基被捕后，她也严厉批评了这种逮捕和审判。
He is a business tycoon.
他是一位实业界巨子。
Also far less in the public eye are Hong Kong's non-Chinese tycoon families.
香港的非华人富豪家族就更少公开露面了。
Bill gate is a billionaire computer tycoon in the world.
比尔盖茨是世界上拥有亿万财富的大亨。
Like his tycoon peers, Mr Yung kept a tight grip on his flagship company.
与其他大亨一样的是，荣智健牢牢掌控着自己的旗舰公司。
As both a husband and a father, the tycoon has been prolific.
作为一位丈夫和父亲，这位大亨不断繁衍着家族香火。
$ 200is taken away from an industrial tycoon and given to a poor sharecropper.
从一个工业巨头的收入中抽出200美元分给一个贫穷的佃农。