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tuxedo [tʌk'si:dәu]

n. 无尾礼服, 男小礼服

tuxedo

[ noun ]
semiformal evening dress for men
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Tuxedo \Tux*e"do\, Tuxedo coat \Tux*e"do coat`\, n.
1. A kind of black jacket for semiformal evening dress made
without tails, usually of black or dark blue color and
having satin or grosgrain facing on the lapels; -- so
named after a fashionable country club at Tuxedo Park, New
York. [U. S.] --[RHUD]
[Webster 1913 Suppl. +PJC]

2. The complete semiformal evening suit, including the tuxedo
jacket, matching trousers, and black bow tie, and usually
including a cummerbund; -- the style of shirt worn with
this suit varies, and the outfit may include a dickey.
--[RHUD]
[PJC]

Saint Laurent's striking group of tuxedo styles, including straight and uncomplicated pants, were a reminder that borrowing menswear in the right way can make women look fabulous.
Reducing from five years to two years the minimum time period over which owners of rental tuxedo firms may depreciate their inventories, saving owners $29 million over five years.
All you need is a tuxedo or a formal gown and plenty of chutzpah.
He has performed in tuxedo with a symphony orchestra.
Chanel, another French house, is believed to spend FFr30m. However, the black tuxedo case is the first to have raised the sensitive subject of designer 'copy-catting' in the law courts.
Uta Baker, a 45-year-old flight attendant wearing a tuxedo jacket given her by a Marriott maitre d', said she saw flares going up in the middle of the night and thought it was a celebration.
One of the women said she purchased a $1,500 evening gown at the Costa Mesa store and was charged $40 for minor alterations, while her husband bought a tuxedo and was not billed for extensive alterations.
On the roof of one apartment building across from Wrigley's right-field wall, 45 peopled attended a catered party where the women wore cocktail dresses and the men black ties, tuxedo tops and Hawaiian shorts.
One was Ronald Li, a go-getting Chinese investor who sported huge diamonds in place of buttons on his tuxedo.
And at 2 a.m. one recent Saturday, Kenneth I. Trujillo, a lawyer from Philadelphia, bowled in a tuxedo.
Newberry's passport and his tuxedo rest somewhere at the bottom of the East River.
One tony cat food already flopped in test market: Ralston's Catviar, which was sold in a gold and burgundy bag showing a cat in tuxedo, bow tie and monocle.
Their made-up biographies go in the back of the book, right next to the note from the publisher and a glamorous photo of Mr. Byrd, in which he's wearing either a business suit, a tuxedo or a motorcycle jacket unzipped to his navel.
Luckily, his father had a 12-foot rowboat, so Laczkowski kept his tuxedo dry by rowing about 175 feet to a waiting limousine.
I don't think too many of them ever went to a wedding where the groom pushed them across in a boat," he said. "I was pushing the boat in a tuxedo with my pants rolled up.
The groom wore a tuxedo and the bride a white dress and matching veil.
He also favors the tuxedo look from silk lapel to studs and black tie.
Although the best man and the maid of honor also are runners, they opted for the traditional tuxedo and gown and did not run.
He shows up at a sleek office party in his idea of elegant evening wear: a white tuxedo not unlike the ones the late Elvis used to wear in Vegas.
They wore tuxedo shirts and bow ties.
A tape is slapped into a VCR, and, sure enough, Vice President Bush appears on screen, dressed in a tuxedo and talking with King Fahd of Saudi Arabia.
The box was stolen from the couple's pickup truck the day after the wedding, along with Cynthia's wedding dress, her husband's tuxedo and their luggage.
For a month, a man in a white mask, tuxedo, top hat and cape has been been prowling Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall and other Manhattan haunts of the cultured.
The spot, taped Sunday, features Cavett as himself in a tuxedo on stage and in other parts of the center, and dressed as a chauffeur giving a backstage tour of the new performing arts center.
But when Saint Laurent got into color he did it in a big way, using shades of violet, prune and teal in one tuxedo outfit with soft jersey pants.
Black is still reliable for sexy little lace or velvet numbers, and never before have silk "grain de poudre" tuxedo outfits with pants or skirts looked so attractively varied or feminine.
Black, black and more black came out in many tuxedo looks, first created by Saint Laurent in 1966.
She will wear a gown, the groom will wear a tuxedo, and there will be five bridesmaids and groomsmen.
Miller's secretary misread an invitation to a Gridiron Club event last year as saying white attire was required, instead of white tie, so Miller was the only one who showed up in a white tuxedo.

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