She had to entertain some boring local bigwigs.
她不得不款待当地一些无聊的大人物。
1.大人物;大亨;要人
1.an important and powerful person in an organization
1.On June 1st a bigwig in the ruling Baath party said the government wanted a national dialogue, with parameters soon to be announced.
6月1日，执政党复兴社会党的一名重量级人物称政府正考虑开展全国对话，对话范围和内容将随后公布。
2.Mr Obama did receive a boost, however, by securing the endorsement of Bill Richardson, the Latino governor of New Mexico and a party bigwig.
然而，在受到新墨西哥拉丁裔州长的和党派要人比尔•理查森的大力支持后，议员奥巴马确实是信心备增。
3.An intern for a bigwig fashion designer, she was once dispatched to Miami to procure a heap of Italian cashmere.
作为著名时尚设计师的实习助理，她被派到迈阿密去争取一批意大利山羊绒。
4.Crazy things happen in New York, but the latest bizarre twist in the case of French bigwig Dominique Strauss takes the cake.
纽约每天都在上演疯狂的一幕！但是最近一次诡异的“反转”发生在法国人多米尼克·斯特劳斯·卡恩身上！
5."He would make an excellent prime minister, " comments one financial bigwig, cruelly.
一位金融资深人士无情地评论说：“他会是一个很好的总理的。”
6.Some expressions describe people who are important, or who at least think they are. One such expression is bigwig.
一些短语用来描述重要的人物，或者至少自以为重要的人。其中一个这样的表达方式就是bigwig。
7.Another bigwig casts some doubt on cyber-offence. "It's hard to do it at a specific time, " he says.
另一位要人则对网络防卫持怀疑态度，他说“特定时间这么做很难。”
8.Gordon: Hackman has been a Hollywood bigwig for more than 40 years.
戈登：海克曼在好来坞走红四十多年了。
9.Sean never acts like a loaded bigwig, but he is quite generous when comes to charity.
肖恩从来不表现得像个有钱的大亨，但他对慈善事业非常慷慨。
10.As a bigwig in the locality, Mr. Zhang has to be careful in what he says and does.
作为当地的一个大人物，张先生不得不时刻注意自己的言行。