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

• So are both the high-flyers of the previous two years, China and India.
  前两年高涨的中国和印度股市也是如此。
• 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。
• 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。
• P& G was famous for recruiting high-flyers from the top universities and promoting only from within.
  宝洁从顶级大学招募高材生，而且只从内部擢升人员，这两点很出名。
• 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。
• 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。
• Instead, according to the consultancy Leadership IQ, the feeblest workers in almost half the companies surveyed fared much better than the high-flyers on three measures of engagement.
  但咨询公司LeadershipIQ提供的资料显示，在接受调查的近半数公司中，能力最弱的员工在三项有关投入程度的指标上表现得远比抱负极高的员工要好得多。
• 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。
• So was the willingness of Barclays Bank's top brass to pay the high-flyers at its capital-markets fledgling more than their seniors in the commercial bank.
  尽管麾下的资本市场部门羽翼未丰，巴克利银行的高层却愿意给予其中雄心勃勃的员工们高过其下属商业银行中高管的薪金，这对公司也大有裨益。（大概是这个意思，你再组织组织）
• Managers need expert assistance from within their own firms in developing high-flyers. D.
  开发潜力股，经理们需要在公司内部得到专家支持。