Big-ticket (adjective)

1. Relating to or denoting items or services that are expensive and typically priced at more than $1000.
2. Relating to or denoting items or services that are expensive and considered a significant purchase.

Origin:

20th century, american english.

Examples:

1. The purchase of a new car is a big-ticket item.
2. The company is focusing on big-ticket sales to increase revenue.
3. The concert tickets were big-ticket items for fans.
4. The big-ticket items in the store were the jewelry and watches.
5. The company's big-ticket projects are the key to its success.