tycoon
அதிபர்
definition
noun
a newspaper tycoon
a wealthy, powerful person in business or industry.
a title applied by foreigners to the shogun of Japan in power between 1857 and 1868.
translation of 'tycoon'
பலம் வாய்ந்த தொழில் அதிபர்
example
a newspaper 'tycoon'
Completed in 1914, Kohl Mansion was the home of Charles Frederick Kohl, the son of a shipping 'tycoon' .
The 31-year-old supermarket 'tycoon' was held by the South Armagh IRA for six days.
a newspaper 'tycoon'
The speed with which the 76-year-old 'tycoon' has moved has staggered most observers.
The North Yorkshire business 'tycoon' who owns a profitable food chain has once again had a bumper pay year.
He knew as well as I did that we are up against not just a business 'tycoon' but a powerful politician.
The supermarket 'tycoon' agreed to meet Cylon for exactly one-and-a-half minutes.
The millionaire media 'tycoon' faces the possibility of a snap election following the double resignation.
Allen, supposedly the fifth richest man in the world, is the 'tycoon' who bankrolled both museums.
George, we learn, is a farm boy turned wealthy insurance 'tycoon' .
The head hunter took him to a real estate 'tycoon' based in Mumbai.
The City of York has produced some of the region's wealthiest working 'tycoons' , a new survey has revealed.
The Democratic Party, which had planned to hold a march to condemn nepotism between the government and business 'tycoons' , postponed its event to Jan.16.
Corruption and bribery are rampant in many countries across Asia Pacific, often involving top politicians, government officials, military personnel, and business 'tycoons' .
He was one of the first Russian 'tycoons' openly to declare his wealth.
The peninsula is home to a surprising range of fine villas and mansions, most of them designed in the middle of the last century for Glasgow's industrial and financial 'tycoons' .
Throughout the decade several oil 'tycoons' claimed they were the inspiration for the show.
The tech-savvy leaders may convince business 'tycoons' to bear the financial burden.
There were only a dozen or so billionaires, most of them oil 'tycoons' .
The two unexpectedly discover that the killings are connected to a group of former computer business 'tycoons' turned religious fanatics.
It's full of rich of ladies and business 'tycoons' retiring after making a cool million and leaving the company to their kids.
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