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I . tailor [ˈteɪləʳ, Am -ɚ] SUBST

tailor

II . tailor [ˈteɪləʳ, Am -ɚ] VERBE trans

1. tailor (sew):

tailor
szyć [perf u-]

2. tailor fig (adapt):

to tailor sth to sb's needs

tailor-made [ˌteɪləˈmeɪd, Am -lɚ-] ADJ

1. tailor-made (of clothes):

2. tailor-made (made to fit certain person):

3. tailor-made (suitable):

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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The census of 1843 indicated a variety of occupations, including hatter, milliner, seamstress and tailor.
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With these factors applied to the 10-inch format, songwriters and performers increasingly tailored their output to fit the new medium.
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Women in rural areas are also generating income through activities such as crafts and tailoring.
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In 1928, the company held its first customer engineering education class, demonstrating an early recognition of the importance of tailoring solutions to fit customer needs.
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The two former tailors are nearly unrecognizable because of their filth, and don't appear to recall him.
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Web-based advertising was easily distributed by both campaigns, and for the first time, advertisements were tailored to target specific audiences, a process known as narrowcasting.
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The model tests identified critical stages of erection that allowed the construction schedule of the bridge to be tailored to avoid the typhoon season.
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He left school at fourteen to take up tailoring.
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She completed a diploma in tailoring, intending to be a fashion designer.
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In this space, exhibitors set up a wide variety of trade show displays, tailored to their specific need, in order to present their services.
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