名词裁缝业，成衣业
动词裁制( tailor的现在分词 ); 调整使适应
1. 裁缝：交易技能包括制毒(make poison)、烘培(baking)、裁缝(tailoring)以及研制(tinkering)等总共11种. 在游戏的初期,建议玩家多多训练裁缝术,这可以把你的所有破烂毛皮拼凑成盔甲. 盔甲可以卖给商人或者其他玩家,这要比你卖出破烂毛皮要赚钱得多.
2. 裁剪：是中小企业能否成功地应用SW-CMM的一个关键. 在不影响效果的前提下,剪裁到越简单越好. 要慢慢地把自己培养成裁剪高手. (SEI 有专门讨论裁剪(Tailoring )的技术报告,文件编号是94-TR-024 . )
3. 蝶：tail of the pulse 脉冲尾部 | tailoring 蝶 | talk back circuit 对讲电路
1. Less adventurous but just as hot right now is the neutral palette that profiles sporty tailoring.
2. Apart from the refund policy, the opening of a duty free shop tailoring to Chinese consumers is also under discussion.
3. tailoring
3. Each of the men in our list has given a teasing twist to traditional tailoring and made the look entirely their own.
4. LONDON - The next generation of Savile Row tailoring set out its stall this week, revealing a gentle change to centuries of sartorial service.
5. And the Beijing Institute of Clothing Technology does not teach future fashion designers the secrets of tailoring or modeling.
6. tailoring的解释
6. By 1992 he was tailoring thousands of winter coats for other factories and had reached a position from which he could build his own brand.
7. His physicist father encouraged him to learn painting while his mother triggered his interest in tailoring.
8. Yet the collection's opening tack was right on the current fashion zeitgeist of Italian British tailoring.
9. The company's key merchandise in China is men's wear and leather goods, but it recently introduced a tailoring service.
10. Fan's concentrated on tailoring, while his wife's became drivers.
noun
1. the occupation of a tailor