Значение слова "FATCAT" найдено в 3 источниках

FATCAT

найдено в "Crosswordopener"

• $1,000-a-plate attendee

• $1,000-a-plate-dinner attendee

• Big backer

• Big shot

• Biggie with bucks

• Campaign bankroller

• Campaign contributer with deep pockets

• Campaign contributor: sl.

• Campaign fund feeder

• Campaign supporter

• Cigar smoker, stereotypically

• Contributor of big bucks

• Deep-pocketed type

• Fund-raiser's target

• Garfield of cartoons, literally

• Garfield, due to lasagna?

• High roller

• Influential moneybags

• Influential one

• Influential person

• Loaded person

• Major campaign contributor

• Major contributor

• Moneybags

• Nabob

• One of the haves

• One with megabucks

• PAC contributor, often

• PAC man, often

• PAC man, perhaps?

• Person of influence

• Person rolling in dough

• Plutocrat backer

• Plutocrat supporter

• Pol backer

• Pol's patron

• Pol's supporter

• Political benefactor, in slang

• Politician's wealthy supporter

• Prosperous one

• Rich contributor

• Rich dude

• Rich political contributor

• Super PAC benefactor

• Tycoon, informally

• War chest contributor

• Wealth wielder

• Wealthy contributor

• Wealthy guy

• Wealthy PAC contributor

• Wealthy political contributor

• Wealthy political patron

• Wealthy sort, slangily

• Wealthy string-puller

• Well-heeled contributor


найдено в "Financial and business terms"
fat-cat: translation

fat-cat UK US adjective [before noun] DISAPPROVING
relating to someone who has made a lot of money, especially without working hard for it or by not caring about their workers, customers, etc.: »

fat-cat bosses/bankers/lobbyists

»

fat-cat pay rises/bonuses/pensions



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