美[?tel?] 1 . He was wearing a tweed suit that looked tailor -made.
他身穿一套粗花呢西服，看上去像是量身定做的。
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2 . He was tailor -made, it was said, for the task ahead.
據說他是前頭面臨任務的最佳人選。
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3 . I tailor -make music according to the person.
我因人而異地譜寫音樂。
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4 . Each client's portfolio is tailor -made.
每位客戶的投資組合都是量身打造的。
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5 . The company can tailor -make your entire holiday.
公司可以為你的整個假期專門制定一個計劃。
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1.a person whose occupation is making and altering garments
1.make fit for a specific purpose
2.style and tailor in a certain fashion;
cut a dress
3.create (clothes) with cloth;
Can the seamstress sew me a suit by next week?
