tuxedo

英 [tʌkˈsiːdəʊ]

美 [tʌkˈsiːdoʊ]

n.  (男士在正式社交场合穿的)无尾礼服

复数：tuxedos　

GRE

BNC.27702 / COCA.12061

柯林斯词典

• (男士在正式社交场合穿的)无尾礼服
  Atuxedois a black or white jacket worn by men for formal social events.

in BRIT, usually use 英国英语通常用 dinner jacket

英英释义

noun

• semiformal evening dress for men
  Synonym:dinner jackettuxblack tie

双语例句

• I want to get fitted for a tuxedo.
  我想要一套合身的晚礼服。
• I first met Randy, my son-in-law to be, at the tuxedo rental shop.
  我第一次遇上我未来的女婿兰迪是在男式晚礼服出租店。
• The invitation specified that the dress code would be formal, so I donned my tuxedo.
  请柬规定要着正装，于是我穿上了燕尾服。
• The first penguin says, you look like you're wearing a tuxedo.
  一只企鹅对另一只说，你看起来就像穿着燕尾服。
• If you are getting married after6pm, you can wear a tuxedo or tails as these are evening clothes.
  要是你的婚礼是在傍晚六点之后进行，那么你可以选择无尾服或年夜号衣这类的晚号衣。
• I need to get a custom-made tuxedo for my wedding.
  我必须为我的婚礼去订做一件燕尾服。
• So he wore his tuxedo shirt and tie with a pinstriped charcoal-gray suit.
  于是，他就用一件炭灰色细条纹的套装配上衬衫和领带。
• I loaned him my tuxedo.
  我把我的无尾礼服借给他了。
• That can make you a tuxedo.
  他们可以为你做燕尾服。
• A broad pleated sash worn as formal dress with a tuxedo.
  一块很宽的有褶的腰带，和男士无尾半正式礼服搭配着穿。