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a. 裁缝做的, 特制的



    tailor-made
    [ noun ]
    1. custom-made clothing

    2. <noun.artifact>
    [ adj ]
    1. (of clothing) custom-made

    2. <adj.all>


    Tailor-made \Tai"lor-made`\, a.
    1. Made by a tailor or according to a tailor's fashion; --
    said specif. of women's garments made with certain
    closeness of fit, simplicity of ornament, etc.
    [Webster 1913 Suppl.]

    2. made or as if made specifically for the particular purpose
    at hand; -- used metaphorically.
    [PJC]

    1. But he said the turn of world events created an opportunity tailor-made for the Democratic Party.
    2. It is this trend which explains the popularity of tailor-made or 'company specific' programmes at the expense of 'open programmes' (ie open to all-comers).
    3. It's clear, though, that some parts of the program are tailor-made for Israel.
    4. He is also familiar with the Middle East, where new systems have been tailor-made in technologically virgin territory.
    5. If his customer becomes insolvent before his tailor-made goods can be shipped, he can claim on his policy.
    6. Basically, private banking offers tailor-made financial management for the very wealthy.
    7. Here are New York Pride's "Twelve Commandments of Courtesy" _ tailor-made to a city of cabs, subways and crowded sidewalks.
    8. A history of fragmentation seems to have given the region's businessmen an expertise in niche markets. For example, Europe's computer services industry performs well in designing 'bespoke' software - tailor-made solutions for individual companies.
    9. "And since I'm born in Czechoslovakia, speak a lot of European languages and everyone knows I'm more patriotic than the natives of this country, I'm virtually tailor-made for the job," he said.
    10. Almost 60 per cent of last year's total income of FF234m (Pounds 24m) came from executive courses. Public programmes account for just over half of all participants: the rest attend courses tailor-made for particular companies or consortia of companies.
    11. The Hungarian revolution of 1956 was tailor-made exactly to fit such a policy decision.
    12. He is also impressed by employees' tailor-made career plans.
    13. Party pros remade his image, junking glasses and rumpled clothes for contact lenses and tailor-made suits.
    14. Rose Long seems tailor-made for the government's job-training program.
    15. One new company is Marlborough Stirling, in Cheltenham, set up in 1988 to sell tailor-made software and business solutions for the sector.
    16. Here it is merely diffused. Part of the trouble is the character of Pericles himself, at first glance tailor-made for the Green Party candidate that Douglas Hodge is in real life.
    17. Its gas services division has built up a speciality in designing tailor-made long-term supply contracts for customers using sophisticated hedging and financing techniques.
    18. The Ollie North Show was tailor-made for television, and the networks turned it into a sporting event with breathless reports of knockout punches, slam-dunks and home runs.
    19. Most of their recently announced projects have been in the pipeline for the past two to four years. Even more significantly, almost all were tailor-made to suit India's five-year plans. The Du Pont polyester base film project is a classic example.
    20. Dispelling Boredom: Shopping is tailor-made for a video generation that thrives on bright colors and visual distractions.
    21. His drink of choice is a vodka martini, his idea of competitive sports is a good game of horseshoes, his suits are tailor-made.
    22. The party's current problems are most visible in its inability to score political points with issues that would seem tailor-made for it.
    23. 'We can offer here the same as Jersey but we can make it far more tailor-made.' Gibraltar sells itself as better equipped to deal with the EC and also as more receptive to the medium net worth individual.
    24. The approach uses three doses of tailor-made, laboratory-grown monoclonal antibodies before the transplant to temporarily "blind" the immune system and keep it from recognizing the new organ as foreign tissue and attacking it.
    25. The post is tailor-made for doing favors for other senators, the kind of chits that come in handy during a leadership battle.
    26. The volatility has subsided, but premiums on European currency options are still higher than normal. Second, options can be expensive because they are often tailor-made for a particular customer.
    27. We want to develop skills that are tailor-made to our own needs.' The NVQ system seeks to establish a nationwide system of competence-based qualifications.
    28. The summit, an occasion for sounding alarms and setting guidelines rather than detailed horsetrading, might have been tailor-made for them. Indeed, it was tailor-made by one of them, for the summit had been Francois Mitterrand's idea.
    29. The summit, an occasion for sounding alarms and setting guidelines rather than detailed horsetrading, might have been tailor-made for them. Indeed, it was tailor-made by one of them, for the summit had been Francois Mitterrand's idea.
    30. Rougham is in the East Anglia region of England, flat farm country juting into the North Sea, its location and terrain tailor-made for air bases designed to hit Germany and occupied Europe.
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