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Significats de white tie and tails en anglès
portuguès
caudas català
vestit de gala 
Formalwear consisting of full evening dress for men.
Sinònims
Examples for "tails"
Examples for "tails"
1
Not the 'cat-o-nine-tails' variety, but people with a very odd job title.
2
Rip it went from the tails up the back to the neck.
3
He was bare-headed and his coat tails streamed out in the breeze.
4
This way they can blend into the environment and watch for tails.
5
It may have gone the way of our tails and our pelts.
1
The examination had required a tailcoat, an expensive matter for our circumstances.
2
And she could see even in his tailcoat that he was very slim.
3
There was no sign now of the man in the tailcoat.
4
He came to Monsieur Delormes and ordered a tailcoat.
5
Another wore a tatty tailcoat over his bare chest.
1
He wore a dress suit for the first time in his hie.
2
He still had the dress suit on, but the bouquet was gone.
3
Of what use is a dress suit in the Desert of Sahara?
4
Then I knew that Petey was going to win my dress suit.
5
Never mind, as it happens it doesn't matter about the dress suit.
1
In the evening the gentleman always wears full dress, irrespective of age.
2
There were ladies in full dress, and gentlemen in white jackets-ratherinconsistent.
3
He considered that the parlous situation in state affairs demanded full dress.
4
Then the Head Man came in full dress and smoked with us.
5
It has all the airs and attudinizing of a full dress ball-room.
1
A tall, dark young man in a tail coat came in quickly.
2
Volodya came dressed correctly for calling, in a swallow- tail coat and white tie.
3
There he had worn a swallow- tail coat and a gold chain.
4
There isn't a dinner jacket or a spike tail coat on the place.
5
A magician in traditional tail coat manipulates colored silks.
1
He decided that the boy should wear a dress-coat and white tie.
2
You think I had better wear a long coat and white tie?
3
And behind McKenna walked Theodore Roosevelt, also in white tie and tails.
4
Childers was laid out in, if memory serves, white tie and tails.
5
The invitation made clear that the occasion called for ' white tie with decorations'.
Ús de white tie and tails en anglès
1
And behind McKenna walked Theodore Roosevelt, also in white tie and tails.
2
Childers was laid out in, if memory serves, white tie and tails.
3
But this night the white tie and tails seemed appropriate... perhaps even necessary.
4
Braun, elegant in his white tie and tails, paused to light a cigarette.
5
The dress code is white tie and tails for men and gowns for women.
6
Still, his white tie and tails were always a swooningly crisp black and white.
7
There were eight groomsmen, including Pershing's brothers Madison and Leland, in white tie and tails.
8
In white tie and tails, he looked like a penguin that had swallowed a beach ball.
9
He was wearing white tie and tails.
10
At the foot of the sweeping staircase stood her brother, looking very elegant in white tie and tails.
11
A portrait painter was called in to paint out Uncle Wilhelm's uniform and substitute white tie and tails.
12
All (with the possible exception of the green man) are wearing top hat, white tie and tails.
13
The dress code for the sold-out ball is white tie and tails for men, long evening gowns for women.
14
There was a tremendous roar from the crowd and Houdini swept onto the stage, resplendent in white tie and tails.
15
In Los Angeles, 84 pianists in white tie and tails launched into George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue." It was pure kitsch.
16
As the light fades, the candles are lit and Giovanni Dal Missier, dapper in white tie and tails, launches Rossini's The Barber of Seville.