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Meanings of head honcho in English
Portuguese
figurão An important influential person.
Synonyms
Examples for "big shot"
Examples for "big shot"
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However, that set up the big shot from Pickens for the win.
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Actually, he's a big shot here as well as in New York.
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Jeremy was quite the big shot out in the world, you know.
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At 68, he looks every bit the prototypical New York big shot.
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He poured himself out another big shot and put water in it.
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And I'll make up for my age with a really big gun.
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But Kenneth's a bright lad and a big gun in his county.
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Make him think that we figure him to be a big gun.
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For that great place a big gun, rumored or real, commanded respect.
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The people win in the end because they find a big gun.
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No big wheel to turn for steering it through space, no throttle.
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If only Mr. Ferris would get busy and finish that big wheel.
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Would you be willing to put your shoulder to the big wheel?
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And then the big wheel began to turn-surr, surr, surr-alwaysquicker and quicker.
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One day, I was serving a big wheel named Abraham Levitt.
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Sure, sure, you're the boss's wife, you're the big cheese around here.
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Jacob Zuma isn't the only big cheese throwing their weight behind The Doctor.
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There is Rebecca Vilas, current squeeze of the big cheese.
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Bonello sliced a big cheese on the heavy kitchen table.
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Academy Award pundit Tom O'Neil calls the movie, the big cheese in the contest.
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Building a new one every year or so is no big deal.
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Now: it's a big deal that all U.S. troops are coming home.
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It's a very tight situation, but believe me, it's a big deal.
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He said it was no big deal, just another day in Iraq.
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Her teacher said it was no big deal, so that was great.
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I think it's time to show you the big enchilada.
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From all indications that's going to be the big enchilada.
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But NP-complete is the big enchilada.
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So that's the big enchilada.
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It was the big enchilada, the mother of all assignments, a $3,000 piece on healing remedies from around the world.
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One big fish in the aquarium has eaten up all the others.
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Talk radio is a very big fish in a very small barrel.
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All the big fish except Marbran had cleared out with their pile.
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We can play him like a big fish on a little angle.
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You jump in, with both feet, into a very big fish pond.
Usage of head honcho in English
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This foreword brings us to Jacob Zuma himself -the head honcho.
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Forbes pokes the Twitter and Square head honcho for his secret sauce.
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Netflix head honcho Ted Sarandos today expressed interesting in working with Harry and Meghan.
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New England's head honcho, Raymond Patriarca, moved in and took possession of The Dunes.
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When does he start making public appearances as head honcho?
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We caught up with one of the founding members and head honcho Andrew Penman.
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For its third birthday, head honcho Dan Beaumont joins two other superb disco selectors.
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Take the case of Amr Moussa, Arab League head honcho and former Egyptian foreign minister.
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He came bouncing back two years later, returning as the head honcho of the EFF.
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And then you said your name is Xavier, and I figure you're the head honcho.
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Actually, the head honcho of the ICSS gets massively upset if people mention the connection.
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Daniel Fathers is back as Camp Rock's head honcho.
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To fans of The Chi, Lena Waithe is already a head honcho over at Showtime.
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You used to think being head honcho at Earth House was the bottom of the barrel.
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Emissions: global warmingRyanair head honcho Michael O'Leary has been expelling lots of hot air of late.
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Are you still head honcho at your place?