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Idiom
Big time.
This can be used to with the meaning 'very much'- if you like something big time, you like it a lot.
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Scott Turow, a big-time author who is president of the Authors Guild, worries that the club is going to get a lot smaller.
At first, Mr. Turner and his agent, Morton Janklow, of Janklow & Nesbit Associates, considered a big-time author who had worked on collaborations — someone in the mold, Mr. Janklow said, of William Novak, who had written Lee Iacocca's best-selling autobiography.
What happens after a big-time author gets sued for copyright infringement.
"That's a big time for us".
"It takes a big time commitment".
The Tinman was an illiterate outsider from a poor farming family, while Kathryn was a big-time journalist and an internationally respected author.
"But it's a big-time league.
He's a big-time competitor.
"Lee will be a big-time stud.
"And that's a big-time thing.
"He's a big-time winner".
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