big splash

Frequency: 8.015.2 per million words

Refers to a splash of a large size or impact.

splashADJECTIVE + NOUN

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big

Examples (10)

  • She intended to make a big splash with her wedding.
  • The new product launch is expected to make a big splash in the market.
  • He tried to make a big splash at the party, but no one noticed.
  • Winning the championship would certainly make a big splash for the underdog team.
  • To make a big splash in the fashion industry, you need unique designs.
  • The company hopes their innovative technology will make a big splash globally.
  • Despite their efforts, their debut performance didn't make a big splash.
  • The artist's controversial exhibition definitely made a big splash.
  • Don't just aim to participate; aim to make a big splash and be remembered.
  • If you want to make a big splash, you have to take risks.