big player

bɪɡ ˈpleɪər

Definition

Definition of big player - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

influenceimportant person or company in a field

Google is a big player in the tech industry.
Apple is a big player in the smartphone market.
Tesla has become a big player in the automotive industry.

influencer

key player

leader

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Expressions with big

big brother

older male sibling in a family

My big brother taught me how to ride a bike.

big screen

large surface for projecting films in cinemas

The movie was amazing on the big screen.

big deal

something very important or significant

Winning the award was a big deal for her.

big fish

most notable or influential member of a group, person or thing

In our school, she was the big fish in the debate club.

big as a house

adj.

extremely large in size or amount

The new sofa is big as a house and takes up the whole room.

big heart

kind and generous nature

She has a big heart and always helps others.

Expressions with player

bit player

minor actor with small roles in productions

He started his career as a bit player in local theater productions.

franchise player

player crucial to a team's success

He is the franchise player of the basketball team.

seeded player

player ranked in a tournament based on skill

The seeded player advanced to the finals easily.

be a player

actively participate in a game or sport

He wants to be a player in the local soccer team.

ice-hockey player

person who plays ice hockey

The ice-hockey player scored the winning goal in the final seconds.

badminton player

person who plays badminton

The badminton player won the championship last year.

baseball player

person who plays baseball professionally or recreationally

The baseball player hit a home run.

basketball player

athlete who plays basketball

She is a talented basketball player on the school team.

beach volleyball player

person who plays volleyball on the beach

She is a famous beach volleyball player.

card player

person who plays card games

She is an excellent card player at poker.

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games

poker player who calls the big blind

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French:acteur majeur, ...
German:großer Akteur, ...
Italian:grande attore, ...
Spanish:gran protagonista, ...
Portuguese:grande interveniente, ...
Chinese:大玩家, ...
Japanese:大物, ...
Arabic:لاعب رئيسي, ...
Hebrew:שַׂחְקָן מֶרְכָּזִי, ...
Russian:крупный игрок, ...
Ukrainian:великий гравець, ...
Hindi:बड़ा खिलाड़ी, ...
Bengali:প্রভাবশালী শক্তি, ...
Catalan:actor important, ...
Czech:významný hráč, ...
Danish:nøglespiller, ...
Dutch:grote speler, ...
Greek:σημαντικός παράγοντας, ...
Hungarian:meghatározó szereplő, ...
Khmer:តួអង្គសំខាន់, ...
Korean:큰 플레이어, ...
Persian:بازیگر اصلی, ...
Polish:ważny gracz, ...
Portuguese (BR):grande player, ...
Romanian:jucător important, ...
Swedish:stor aktör, ...
Thai:ผู้เล่นรายใหญ่, ...
Turkish:büyük oyuncu, ...
Vietnamese:tên tuổi lớn, ...

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