tailors

n.

裁缝( tailor的名词复数 )；

v.

裁制( tailor的第三人称单数 )；调整使适应；

1. This tailor is famous for making good suit.
   这位裁缝以做高级西装而出名。
2. The tailor made a suit for Dick.
   这位裁缝师为迪克做了一套西装。

1. He tailored me a tweed suit.
   他为我缝制了一套苏格兰粗呢的衣服。
2. He wears a beautifully tailored suit.
   他穿了一套定做的漂亮西装。
3. We can tailor our design to meet your request.
   我们能调整我们的设计以满足你的要求。
4. You have to tailor your spending to your income.
   你得量入为出。
5. Computer adaptive testing uses computer technology to tailor exams to a person.
   计算机自适应测试采用计算机技术使考试适合每个人的能力。

1. He established himeself as a tailor.
   他以做裁缝为业。

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