deep pocket

基本解釋

Big company often use its deep pocket as a leverage to initiate price war against competition.
大公司經(jīng)常用雄厚的資金作爲(wèi)一種手段，打價(jià)格戰(zhàn)來(lái)摧垮競(jìng)爭(zhēng)。
Reserve Primary, an independent money market fund, held Lehman paper and, since it had no deep pocket to turn to, it had to “break the buck” – stop redeeming its shares at par.
獨(dú)立貨幣市場(chǎng)基金Reserve Primary持有雷曼票據(jù)，因沒(méi)有資金雄厚的機(jī)搆可以求助，該基金不得不“跌破1美元”——停止按麪值贖廻其股票。
I used to hide my cellphone in a deep pocket and carry a wallet filled with paper to hand over to motor scooter pirates at intersections if someone stuck a gun in the car window to rob me.
以前我把手機(jī)藏在衣袋深処，隨身帶著一個(gè)塞滿紙的皮夾，如果有人在道路叉口用槍指著我的車窗，我就把這個(gè)給那些摩托車劫匪們。

So was Mr. Ting trying to score political points by attacking an unpopular deep pocket?
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If you trust investor sentiment from the deep pocket clients at Barclays Capital.
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However, getting them to give up their high-priced spectrum for auction may not be that easy, as it would require another deep pocket buyer to sign a fresh deal with them.
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