tux

英 [tʌks]

美 [tʌks]

n. 同 tuxedo; 无尾礼服

COCA.19245

柯林斯词典

noun

I'm glad I didn't put my tux back into storage.
还好我没有把晚礼服收起来。
Yuck! The guy's wearing a tux.
呦！那位仁兄穿起晚礼服来了。
And the guests so exclaimed at how well he looked in his tux that an inexperienced observer might easily have thought the Don himself was the lucky groom.
客人们如此地惊呼，他穿着他的无尾半正式晚礼服看上去是多么地好，以至于一个没有经验的观察者可能很容易地以为堂自己是那个幸运的新郞。
Because the tux fit me.
因为这件礼服很适合我。
I wore my first tux this year to the White House Correspondents'dinner.
在今年白宫的记者招待会上，我第一次穿礼服。
It says "black tie," which means tux.
这上面说“很领带”就是晚礼服的意思。
As for Justin with his tux and his side-slicked hair?
至于贾斯汀的燕尾服和老式发型？
You think I should rent a tux, or is that too stuffy?
你觉得我是该租礼服还是怎样？
Masculine military style jacket, a black tux complete with a slim, ruffled, satin shirt.
如有阳刚之风的军款茄克和一件黑色礼服搭配一件贴身的褶边缎质衬衫。
Now he had tremendous forearms and his shoulders bulged the jacket of his tux.
因此，前臂又大又粗，他的双肩把晚礼服撑得鼓胀鼓胀的。