hotshot

英 [ˈhɒtʃɒt]

美 [ˈhɑːtʃɑːt]

n.  很有成就的人; 运动高手

复数：hotshots　

BNC.41941 / COCA.18429

牛津词典

noun

• 很有成就的人；运动高手
  a person who is extremely successful in their career or at a particular sport

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 高手;能人;前途无量的人
  If you refer to someone as ahotshot, you mean they are very good at a particular job and are going to be very successful.
  1. ...a bunch of corporate hotshots...
     一群公司精英
  2. She's a hotshot broker on Wall Street.
     她是华尔街一名业绩斐然的经纪人。

英英释义

noun

• someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field
  Synonym:aceadeptchampionsensationmavenmavinvirtuosogeniusstarsuperstarwhizwhizzwizardwiz

双语例句

• Kyle: All right, hotshot. Let me see what you've got.
  凯尔：来吧，高手。让我看看你有多厉害。
• I mean, you're a hotshot doctor.
  我是说你是个好医生。
• So, how to perform quality detection and safety inspection with bridges has become a research hotshot of foreign academia and engineering.
  如何对桥梁结构进行质量检测和安全监测也已成为国内外学术界、工程界研究的热点。
• Hotshot: Kill a Soldier with a reflected critical rocket.
  热火：用一个被反弹的火箭杀掉一个敌兵。
• Bill Gates is a hotshot computer expert.
  比尔盖茨是位相当成功的电脑专家。
• He's a hotshot real estate developer.
  他是个炙手可热的房地产开发商。
• I wanted to see what the hotshot was like.
  我想看看炙手可热的人物是什么模样。
• Blatch told Tommy the man who got sent up was a hotshot lawyer, and Andy was a banker, but those are two professions that people who aren't very educated could easily get mixed up.
  布拉契告诉汤米，被关起来的是个名律师，而安迪却是个银行家，只不过受教育不多的人原本就很容易把这两种职业混为一谈。
• If you're such a hotshot, why not straighten out the whole thing?
  如果你确实了不起，干嘛不把整个事情弄清楚呢？
• You think you're a hotshot with your diplomas.
  你以为你有文凭就可以耀武扬威了。