high-flyers

英 [haɪ ˈflaɪəz]

美 [haɪ ˈflaɪərz]

n.  有抱负有能力的人; 有能耐的人
high-flyer的复数

柯林斯词典

• 有前途的人;有能耐的人
  Ahigh-flyeris someone who has a lot of ability and is likely to be very successful in their career.

双语例句

• Equally, high-flyers may change disciplines, join a boutique operation or a start-up.
  同样，踌躇满志的成功人士可能改变自己的专业，加入精品运营业务或初创企业。
• Meanwhile, city high-flyers have less spare time to manage their personal lives and more disposable income to spend hiring others to do it for them.
  与此同时，金融城高管们打理私人生活的闲暇时间减少了，而聘请他人为自己做事的可支配收入则增加了。
• We must help line managers to realize that if their companies are known as ones that develop their people, they will have a greater appeal to high-flyers, said one advisor.
  但是关于创立“吸引中心”我们必须帮助管理者认识到如果公司以开发员工著称的话，将会对潜力股产生更大的吸引。一个指导者说。
• When earnings fall everywhere, they tend to drop far more swiftly for the high-flyers, and our group is loaded with them.
  一旦利润全面滑坡，此前大涨的个股将会以远高于他人的速度下跌，而上述30只个股都有很高的涨幅。
• They are usually high-flyers with a liquidity problem.
  他们通常好高骛远，但又面临流动性问题。
• Estate agents report that many city high-flyers are already searching for properties even though their bonuses have not yet been announced.
  房产代理商介绍说，虽然金融城精英的奖金数额尚未公布，但很多人已经开始搜寻物业。
• Managers need to take action to convince high-flyers of their value to the firm. C.
  经理们必须采取措施使潜力股们相信他们对公司的价值，也就是要让潜力股们对公司忠诚。
• An Oxford college would, he reasoned, be an even more important training ground for future high-flyers.
  他考虑，在培养未来精英方面，牛津的一个学院会是更重要的训练场。
• There may be limited sympathy for the plight of financial sector high-flyers.
  对于金融业骄子们的困境，人们的同情也许是有限的。
• But at least the current crop of graduate high-flyers are likely to spend their careers doing something more productive and permanent than trading financial derivatives.
  但至少，眼下这一茬雄心勃勃的毕业生在踏上社会后，可能会致力于比较易金融衍生品更有建设性、更长远的事业。