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

• 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。
• 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。
• Word of this eventually reached the ears of three tailors who lived in the town.
  这个消息最后传到住在镇上的三个裁缝耳中。
• This situation gradually changed as tailors of dressmakers were hired to come into the home and make clothing.
  后来，由于人们雇佣裁缝到家里做衣服，这一情况逐渐产生了变化。
• I can also understand the inner meaning of the old saying about nine tailors making a man.
  我也能理解那句老话九个裁缝一个汉的内在涵义。
• It also tailors the software experience to an individual user's business role, skill, and task.
  它也将软件体验划分为单独用户的业务角色、技能和任务。
• 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。
• In a moment they were as busy as tailors the night before a wedding.
  顿时他们像婚礼前夕的裁缝一样忙碌起来。
• 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。