英语词组strike gold是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

strike gold

informal

to become rich.

Some investors have struck gold investing in airlines.

to win a gold medal (= a round piece of metal given as a prize) in a sports competition.

Not since the 1964 Olympics, when Ann Packer and Mary Rand struck gold have women's expectations been so high.

strike gold

1. Literally, to discover gold, as in a gold mine. All it takes for a gold rush is for one prospector to strike gold.

2. To discover a source of wealth or success. The term sometimes implies that it was discovered by chance or luck. Tara and Patti really struck gold when they developed an app that went viral. We struck gold when we hired Ken. He brings in more money that our other three salespeople combined.

3. To win a gold medal in a competition, typically an athletic contest. Michael Phelps has struck gold more than any other olympian in history.

strike gold

1. If you strike gold, you become very rich or successful by finding or doing something. A California nurse has struck gold on a slot machine. Hitting the jackpot, she suddenly found herself 9.3 million dollars richer. The company has struck gold with its new holiday development.

2. If you strike gold, you win a gold medal in a competition. Mason struck gold in the vault, with Reeder taking the bronze, her third medal of the games.

strike ˈgold

find happiness, wealth, etc.; find exactly what you need: She hasn’t always been lucky with her boyfriends, but I think she’s struck gold this time.We’ve struck gold here. This book has everything we need.

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释义	Idiom strike gold informal 1. to become rich. Some investors have struck gold investing in airlines. 2. to win a gold medal (= a round piece of metal given as a prize) in a sports competition. Not since the 1964 Olympics, when Ann Packer and Mary Rand struck gold have women's expectations been so high. idiomstrike goldto find or do something that makes you successful or rich:Chef Jerry Toth struck gold when he won first prize in a contest for best chef in Britain.I knew I'd struck gold - the things I'd seen would make a great television programme. strike gold 1. Literally, to discover gold, as in a gold mine. All it takes for a gold rush is for one prospector to strike gold. 2. To discover a source of wealth or success. The term sometimes implies that it was discovered by chance or luck. Tara and Patti really struck gold when they developed an app that went viral. We struck gold when we hired Ken. He brings in more money that our other three salespeople combined. 3. To win a gold medal in a competition, typically an athletic contest. Michael Phelps has struck gold more than any other olympian in history. strike gold 1. If you strike gold, you become very rich or successful by finding or doing something. A California nurse has struck gold on a slot machine. Hitting the jackpot, she suddenly found herself 9.3 million dollars richer. The company has struck gold with its new holiday development. 2. If you strike gold, you win a gold medal in a competition. Mason struck gold in the vault, with Reeder taking the bronze, her third medal of the games. strike ˈgold find happiness, wealth, etc.; find exactly what you need: She hasn’t always been lucky with her boyfriends, but I think she’s struck gold this time.We’ve struck gold here. This book has everything we need.
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