make out like a bandit meaning

• [American slang]
  Rur. to make a large profit.
     Joe's making out like a bandit, selling expensive cameras.
     Mary made out like a bandit, playing twenty-one in Las Vegas.

• Can't psychics make out like a bandit in Vegas?
• Listen, even a Starbucks would make out like a bandit in this place.
• The kid makes out like a bandit.
• Then Baffert makes out like a bandit when Prince Ahmed bin Salman buys his million-dollar baby.
• But for at least a while, the days when Intel could make out like a bandit are over.
• You know, these people ( the victim and her family ) are going to make out like a bandit.
• The Grinch is making out like a bandit, heartlessly firing people just before the holidays and perhaps triumphing over his old nemesis.
• "In the short to medium term, the U . S . makes out like a bandit, " he said.
• It could be a classic case of letting the companies go ahead and do what they want, and you make out like a bandit.
• I figured I could sneak it in as a prop for a photo, get it signed in the process and make out like a bandit.

• "make out like a bandit" meaning in Chinese: [网络] 获得巨大成功；获取巨额利润
• "make out like a bandit" meaning in Japanese: ずいぶん得｛とく｝をする、大もうけする