high-flyer
/ˌhʌɪˈflʌɪə
/(also high-flier)
noun
A person who is or has the potential to be very successful, especially academically or in business.Highly regarded by bosses as a potential high-flyer, he moved to the business banking centre in Beechwood business park, Inverness, in 1999....
- The position has proved to be a springboard to higher office in the past and holders of the post are regarded as potential high-flyers within the bank.
- Mr Dean, 39, was one of a small group of business high-flyers who agreed to stay at home for 48 hours to give them a taste of what they call remote working.
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- acre money
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- heart-searcher
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