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magnate |
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magnate Noun an influential or wealthy person, esp. in industry [Late Latin magnates great men]
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magnate noun tycoon, leader, chief, fat cat (slang), chiefly U.S. baron, notable, mogul, bigwig (informal) grandee, big shot (informal) captain of industry, big wheel (slang) big cheese (slang), (old-fashioned) plutocrat, big noise (informal) big hitter (informal) magnifico, heavy hitter (informal) nabob (informal) Mister Big (slang), chiefly U.S. V.I.P. Translationsmagnate n magnate [ˈmӕgneit] a man of wealth or power He is a rich shipping magnate.magnaatقَطْب، رَجُل عَظيمмагнатmagnátmagnat; -magnatder Magnatμεγιστάναςmagnatemagnaatنجیب زادهporhomagnatאֵיל הוֹןप्रभावशालीvelikaš, magnatmágnástokoh terkemukaáhrifamaðurmagnate大立て物부호, 거물magnatasmagnāts; lielīpašnieksusahawan yang ulungmagnaatkakse, stormannpotentatmagnatamagnatмагнатmagnátmagnatmagnatmagnatคนสำคัญมากnüfuzlu kimse, kodaman巨頭,富豪магнатبارسوخ مالدار آدمیtrùm (tư bản)巨头,富豪 |
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The girl thought the arrogance and granite-heartedness of the magnate of the play was very accurately drawn. John Crook, journalist, had heard of that eminent City magnate; and it was not his fault if the City magnate had not heard of him; for in certain articles in The Clarion or The New Age Sir Leopold had been dealt with austerely. I am told,' said Bishop magnate to Horse Guards, 'that Mr Merdle has made another enormous hit. |
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