lion's share

英 [ˈlaɪənz ʃeə(r)]

美 [ˈlaɪənz ʃer]

n.  最大的一份

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柯林斯词典

• N-SING 最大的一份
  If a person, group, or project getsthe lion's share ofsomething, they get the largest part of it, leaving very little for other people.
  1. Military and nuclear research have received the lion's share of public funding.
     大部分公共资金都为军事与核研究所占。

双语例句

• He always wants the lion's share of the profit but he never does most of the work.
  他总是想拿到最大部分的利润，但又从不做最大部分的工作。
• As with schools and medical services, the central government makes the plans but leaves it to local governments to put up the lion's share of funding.
  就拿教育和医疗服务来说，中央政府制定了计划，但是它又把计划分配给了地方政府，让它们承担起了巨额的执行经费。
• There's no denying I put up the lion's share of the cash.
  不可否认当初的资金我出了大部分。
• The Asia-Pacific – led by China and Hong Kong – had the lion's share in terms of both the number of IPOs completed and the total capital raised.
  在中国内地和香港的率领下，亚太地区IPO数量和筹资总额均占据了全球最大份额。
• English-speaking countries draw the lion's share of health workers from overseas.
  英语国家吸收了大量海外卫生人员。
• The lion's share of his money went to his grandchildren.
  他的孙辈们得到了他最大一份钱财。
• The lion's share of India's exports to China, in vivid contrast, are raw materials.
  与之形成鲜明对比的是，印度对华出口的商品大部分是原材料。
• There were three of us helping but I found myself doing the lion's share of the work.
  我们有3个人在帮忙，但我觉得我出的力最大。
• The national defense expenditure always takes the lion's share of the annual budget.
  国防开支通常占年度预算的大部分。
• The central government collects and spends the lion's share of the citizen's tax dollar.
  中央政府征收并用掉公民所缴纳的税金的大部分。