“超级富翁”指的是有非常多的财富，但数额并不确切的富豪。他们的财富通常不可计数。

　　The word millionaire has been used in English to designate a person who is worth a million pounds or dollars, depending on the side of the ocean, since 1786. We borrowed the word straight from the French, whose millions, of course, were in francs.

　　“百万富翁”(millionaire)1786年出现在英语词汇中，用来指身价百万英镑或美元的人，货币单位取决于在英国还是美国。这个词来自法语，最初指的是百万法郎。

　　Millionaire eventually no longer sufficed, and English speakers coined billionaire in 1844. Soon afterwards came multimillionaire, followed by multibillionaire in the early 1900s.

　　“百万富翁”终于不足以描述一些人的财富了。1844年，人们创造出“亿万富翁”(billionaire)一词，紧接着“千万富豪”(multimillionaire)出现了，20世纪初，“拥有数十亿资产的富翁“(multibillionaire)一词也出现在了英语中。

　　Once zillion was made up as a humorous word for an indeterminately large number (patterned on million and billion), it was only a matter of time before zillionaire came along as a humorous word for a person of seemingly immeasurable wealth.

　　后来人们创造出zillion(庞大的数字，无法计算的大数字)一词，这是一个幽默词汇，用来形容不确定的多位数(效仿million和billion)。随后，zillionaire这个形容有着无限财富的大富豪的幽默词汇也出现在词汇中。

　　Zillion and zillionaire aren't used in the most formal of writing, but they have found their way into plenty of serious publications.

　　在最正式的文章中，我们一般不适用zillion和zillionaire两种说法，但它们也出现在非常多的严肃出版物中。