tailor

常見(jiàn)例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• The tailor shortened the pants two inches.
  裁縫把褲子截短了兩英寸。
• The tailor can alter your new coat to fit you.
  裁縫會(huì)將你的新上衣改得合你的身材的。
• The famous tailor dresses a number of society women in the city.
  這位有名的裁縫給城里好些上流社會(huì)的婦女設(shè)計(jì)服裝。
• The tailor made allowances for the boy's rapid growth and cut the cloth accordingly.
  裁縫考慮到孩子長(zhǎng)得快,因此在裁衣時(shí),相應(yīng)地放大了尺寸。
• He asked the tailor to make over his trousers.
  他叫裁縫修改了一下他的褲子。
• Can you buy socks at a tailor?
  你可以在服裝店買(mǎi)到襪子嗎?
• There's a tailor in the neighbourhood.
  附近有一家裁縫店。

用作動(dòng)詞 (v.)

用作不及物動(dòng)詞: S+～(+A)

• This material tailors well.
  這種布料容易縫制成衣。

用作及物動(dòng)詞: S+～+ n./pron.

• He tailored several suits when he went to work.
  當(dāng)他開(kāi)始上班時(shí),他做了幾套西服。
• Her clothing is tailored by a famous designer.
  她的衣服是由一位著名的設(shè)計(jì)師裁制的。

S+～+ n./pron. +to- v

• We can tailor the house to suit the owner's needs.
  我們能使房子適應(yīng)主人的特定需要。
• We can tailor our insurance to meet your special needs.
  我們可以將保險(xiǎn)方案編制得符合你的特別的需要。
• They want to tailor bus services to meet the needs of suburbs.
  他們想改變公共汽車(chē)的服務(wù),使之適應(yīng)郊區(qū)的需要。
• She tailored the lie to look like the truth.
  她將謊話編得好像確有其事一樣。

用作雙賓動(dòng)詞: S+～+ pron./n. + n./pron.

• I still remember that he once tailored me a nice suit.
  我仍然記得他曾給我縫制過(guò)一套漂亮的西服。

更多例句

• He was wearing a tweed suit that looked tailor-made.
  他身穿一套粗花呢西服，看上去像是量身定做的。
• I tailor-make music according to the person.
  我因人而異地譜寫(xiě)音樂(lè)。
• Each client's portfolio is tailor-made.
  每位客戶(hù)的投資組合都是量身打造的。
• I was put in the tailor shop, and I loved it. I was promoted to overseer.
  我被安排到縫紉車(chē)間，結(jié)果我很喜歡這項(xiàng)工作，后來(lái)還晉升為工頭。
• The tailor took my measure for a new suit.
  裁縫量了我的尺寸準(zhǔn)備為我做套新衣服.
• He asked the tailor to make over his trousers.
  他叫裁縫修改他的褲子.
• The tailor lined my coat with silk.
  裁縫用綢作我外衣的襯里.
• The tailor has cut my coat very well.
  裁縫把我的外衣裁得很好.
• Mr. Tailor is a good judge of the fine arts.
  泰勒先生是美術(shù)鑒賞行家.
• The pianist had to tailor his style to suit the vocalist's distinctive voice.
  鋼琴手不得不改變風(fēng)格以配合歌手獨(dú)特的嗓音.
• He established himeself as a tailor.
  他以做裁縫為業(yè).
• The tailor has butchered this suit.
  那裁縫把這套衣服做壞了.
• He asked the tailor to lengthen his coat.
  他請(qǐng)裁縫把他的外衣放長(zhǎng)些.
• Segmentation of the market allows the bank to tailor its approach to the customers'requirement.
  市場(chǎng)細(xì)分可使銀行服務(wù)滿(mǎn)足客戶(hù)的需要.
• Ask the tailor to lengthen this skirt.
  請(qǐng)裁縫把這條裙子放長(zhǎng).
• Ross, tell him. Isn't that how a tailor measures pants?
  羅斯, 告訴他裁縫量褲子不都是這樣 嘛 ?
• A tailor who specialized in them built himself agrand mansion, which locals called Piccadilly Hall.
  有個(gè)優(yōu)秀的裁縫為自己建了一棟大廈, 坐落在皮卡迪利大街(PiccadillyHall)上.
• This tailor got a reputation for poor sewing and tailoring.
  人們對(duì)這個(gè)裁縫的評(píng)語(yǔ)是縫紉和裁剪都很糟糕.
• The tailor sniffed off the surplus thread of the coat after he finished it.
  裁縫做完上衣后把多余的線剪去了.
• Lefkowitz likes to buy a jacket in size 36 short and take it to a tailor.
  萊夫寇維茲喜歡買(mǎi)短36碼外套,再拿到裁縫那兒修改.
• The sleeves are too big, I'll ask a tailor to narrow them.
  衣袖太大了, 我讓裁縫改窄點(diǎn).
• The need to tailor release rate profiles from polymeric microspheres is a significant problem.
  需要得到多聚體微球的釋放率情況,這是一個(gè)非常大的難題.
• The tailor said your dress is almost ready, he just needs to machine the hem.
  裁縫說(shuō)您的禮服已經(jīng)差不多做好了, 只需再用縫紉機(jī)縫個(gè)邊即可.
• In France, tailors destroyed sewing machines that were being used to make uniforms for army.
  在法國(guó), 裁縫們毀壞被用作為軍隊(duì)制作制服的縫紉機(jī).
• They used to call these things tailor made, meaning professionally made, as opposed to home made.
  他們過(guò)去曾稱(chēng)這些東西為機(jī)制香煙, 指的是制煙專(zhuān)業(yè)制作的煙卷, 以區(qū)別自制香煙.
• The tailor took my measure for a new suit.
  裁縫量了我的尺寸準(zhǔn)備為我做套新衣服.
• He asked the tailor to make over his trousers.
  他叫裁縫修改他的褲子.
• The tailor lined my coat with silk.
  裁縫用綢作我外衣的襯里.
• He established himeself as a tailor.
  他以做裁縫為業(yè).
• The tailor has butchered this suit.
  那裁縫把這套衣服做壞了.
• He prides himself on his tailoring.
  他對(duì)自己的裁縫手藝而感到得意.
• He asked the tailor to lengthen his coat.
  他請(qǐng)裁縫把他的外衣放長(zhǎng)些.
• Dick bought himself good clothes from a tailor.
  迪克從裁縫那里買(mǎi)來(lái)了漂亮的衣服.
• Ask the tailor to lengthen this skirt.
  請(qǐng)裁縫把這條裙子放長(zhǎng).
• A tailor named John Dane, who emigrated in the late 1630s, left an account of his reasons for leaving
  England that is filled with signs.一位名為約翰·戴恩的裁縫，在17世紀(jì)30年代后期移民到美洲，他所敘述的關(guān)于離開(kāi)英國(guó)地原因充滿(mǎn)了種種神跡。
• Ross, tell him. Isn't that how a tailor measures pants?
  羅斯, 告訴他裁縫量褲子不都是這樣 嘛 ?
• In France, tailors destroyed sewing machines that were being used to make uniforms for army.
  在法國(guó), 裁縫們毀壞被用作為軍隊(duì)制作制服的縫紉機(jī).
• Bespoke suits are created by highly skilled tailors and artisans to fit your every inch.
  定做的西裝是由技藝高超的裁縫和手藝人按照你的尺寸量身定制的.
• She often deals at that tailor, for she likes the style there.
  她經(jīng)常去那家裁縫店, 因?yàn)樗矚g那里的風(fēng)格.
• How about having our tailoring department make one up for you?
  讓我們的裁縫部為您訂做一套如何?
• The tailor took my measure for a new coat.
  裁縫為了給我做新上衣,量了我的尺寸.
• Foolishly moreover , I got lost taking an alternate route to the tailor shop.
  但我在另選路線去裁縫鋪時(shí)竟傻巴拉嘰的迷路了.
• A tailor who specialized in them built himself agrand mansion, which locals called Piccadilly Hall.
  有個(gè)優(yōu)秀的裁縫為自己建了一棟大廈, 坐落在皮卡迪利大街(PiccadillyHall)上.
• This tailor got a reputation for poor sewing and tailoring.
  人們對(duì)這個(gè)裁縫的評(píng)語(yǔ)是縫紉和裁剪都很糟糕.
• The tailor sniffed off the surplus thread of the coat after he finished it.
  裁縫做完上衣后把多余的線剪去了.
• Lefkowitz likes to buy a jacket in size 36 short and take it to a tailor.
  萊夫寇維茲喜歡買(mǎi)短36碼外套,再拿到裁縫那兒修改.
• The sleeves are too big, I'll ask a tailor to narrow them.
  衣袖太大了, 我讓裁縫改窄點(diǎn).
• The tailor said your dress is almost ready, he just needs to machine the hem.
  裁縫說(shuō)您的禮服已經(jīng)差不多做好了, 只需再用縫紉機(jī)縫個(gè)邊即可.
• Also similar to tailor shop practices.
  也就類(lèi)似裁縫店的做法.
• We go to the tailor to be measured for a suit.
  我們?nèi)ゲ每p那兒量身定做一套衣服.
• The chatty Tailor is Madame Bilan de Linphel on the stage.
  健談的裁縫就是臺(tái)上的碧浪達(dá)夫人.
• It's more profitable to focus on bell curve , sending their shorter clients to tailors.
  關(guān)注大多數(shù)人的需求更為有利可圖,就讓那些矮個(gè)子客人自己去找裁縫解決問(wèn)題吧.
• I was 1 christened Joseph Corvelzchik, the son of a 2 ) tailor in a small 3 ) Polish village.
  人洗禮時(shí)被命名為 約瑟夫·克韋奇克,非波蘭一個(gè)大村莊里一個(gè)裁縫的兒女.
• The tailor altered the waistband on my pants because it was too tight.
  裁縫修改了我的褲腰因?yàn)樗o了.
• They hugged their dear mother, and jumped about a tailor on his wedding day.
  它們擁抱自己的媽媽, 像當(dāng)新娘的裁縫一樣高興得又蹦又跳.
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