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
tailor的第三人称单数和复数

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

• Garment designers and master tailors show their talents in their work.
  服装设计师和裁缝师傅在他们的工作中显示他们的才能。
• Other tailors tell similar stories.
  其它服装店也出现了类似的情况。
• Naturally, tailors and tailoring factories also made civilian clothing, and these seven books include pictures and details of all the latest Third Reich fashions and patterns for how to make them.
  当然，裁缝和裁缝工厂也平民服装，而这7个图书包括图片和图案细节所有最新的第三帝国的时装和如何使它们。
• She is the very one of the tailors who is able to make clothes to your own measure.
  她正是能给你量体裁衣的唯一的一个裁缝。
• Moreover, the Regency rake would purchase different garments from different specialist tailors.
  甚至，当时的摄政王会从不同的裁缝那里搭配不同的衣服。
• New suits made by their local tailors.
  他们本地裁缝做的新西服。
• 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。
• I went to the tailors to try on my new suit.
  我到裁缝店去试我的新衣服。
• Tailors, clerks. Farmers, intellectuals. I mean, normal people.
  裁缝、职员、农夫、知识分子，我的意思是，普通老百姓。
• I had a red blazer made from my tailors and then I found a red Rockets hat with a white logo.
  我现在的装束就是找人特制的红色的外套，接着我找来了一顶红色的镶有白色球队标志的火箭的帽子。