bigtime in German
bigtime in German is ganz groß, gewaltig, riesig — bigtime means important, prominent, or operating on a large scale.
bigtime in German
ganz groß
Of major significance or importance.
gewaltig
Of major significance or importance.
riesig
Of major significance or importance.
spitzenmäßig
Of major significance or importance.
wirklich bedeutend
Of major significance or importance.
What does "bigtime" mean?
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adj Important, prominent, or operating on a large scale.
"She went from local gigs to being a bigtime recording artist."
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adv To a considerable or noticeable degree.
"He messed up bigtime when he forgot the client's name."
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bigtime in a sentence
- She went from local gigs to being a bigtime recording artist.
- He messed up bigtime when he forgot the client's name.
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What is "bigtime" in German?
"bigtime" in German is ganz groß, gewaltig, riesig. bigtime means: Important, prominent, or operating on a large scale.
How do you use "bigtime" in a sentence?
Example: "She went from local gigs to being a bigtime recording artist." In German, "bigtime" is ganz groß, gewaltig, riesig.
Are there other ways to say "bigtime" in German?
Yes — German has 5 translations listed for "bigtime": ganz groß, gewaltig, riesig, spitzenmäßig, wirklich bedeutend.
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