tailors

英 [ˈteɪləz]

美 [ˈteɪlərz]

n.  (尤指为顾客个别定制男装的)裁缝
v.  专门制作; 订做
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柯林斯词典

• (男装)裁缝
  Atailoris a person whose job is to make men's clothes.
• VERB 按需定制;量身打造
  If youtailorsomething such as a plan or systemtosomeone's needs, you make it suitable for a particular person or purpose by changing the details of it.
  1. We can tailor the program to the patient's needs.
     我们可以根据病人的需要调整治疗方案。
  2. ...how the local forces were trying to tailor their policing style to increase public confidence.
     地方部队如何努力调整治安维护方式以增强公众信心
  3. ...scripts tailored to American comedy audiences.
     为美国喜剧片观众量身定做的剧本

双语例句

• Three hundred tailors began to make him a suit of clothes.
  三百个裁缝开始给他缝一套衣服。为节省开支现正逐渐裁员。
• It continually tailors its products and services and does so at reasonable prices.
  它不断地使其产品和服务迎合顾客要求，而且价格合理。
• Tailors may make clothes to your own measure.
  裁缝可以给人量体载衣。
• Based on this, the paper discusses the historical status and role of "Hong Band Tailors" of Ningbo in the modernization process of China's garment industry.
  在此基础上，试述了宁波“红帮裁缝”在中国服装现代化进程中的历史地位和作用。
• Chalk used by tailors to make temporary marks on cloth.
  裁缝使用的用来在布料上做暂时的标记的粉笔。
• On the contrary, I know who else owns these jackets and, along with the tailors and staff in the shops, it's all about sharing an enthusiasm, he says.
  相反，我知道谁还拥有这些服装，这完全是与设计师和店内员工一起分享这种热情。
• New suits made by their local tailors.
  他们本地裁缝做的新西服。
• I went to the tailors to try on my new suit.
  我到裁缝店去试我的新衣服。
• Narrator: Two tailors can't make any clothes at all.
  旁白：两个裁缝其实根本不会做任何衣服。
• Craft workers such as carpenters, printers, and tailors formed unions, and in1834 individual unions came together in the National Trades'Union.
  比如木匠、印刷工人和裁缝等技术工人成立了联盟，并且，在1834年，各个独立的联盟组织成立了国家职工联盟。