tuxedos
[tʌkˈsi:dəʊz]

n.

餐服，无尾晚礼服( tuxedo的名词复数 )；

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. John looked fit to kill in his tuxedo.
   约翰穿上晚礼服，显得十分英俊。
2. The groom wears a formal suit or tuxedo.
   新郎则穿着一套正式的西装或无尾晚礼服。
3. At a formal occasion, it is necessary for men to wear a tuxedo.
   在一个正式的场合中,男仕们穿着无尾晚礼服是必要的。

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