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Meanings of tailor in English
f. tailoress
Person who makes, repairs, or alters clothing professionally.
Related terms
Portuguese
fazer veste para homem Catalan
entallar Usage of tailor in English
1
Louis Armstrong's new tailor asked him if he dressed left or right.
2
The tailor-made game is due for an official launch later this year.
3
Dedicated scores are needed to properly tailor time and kind of approach.
4
From the outset, men tailor the situation to suit their own purposes.
5
Over the far side of the market is Janet Adong, a tailor.
6
The tailor was positive in denying the truth of the whole affair.
7
It will continue to tailor models for specific operators at all sites.
8
He had the door unlocked and the tailor outside in an instant.
9
This one, however, seemed tailor-made to provide none of these positive by-products.
10
In the meantime the tailor grew worse, and began to moan dismally.
11
She hurried back to her body and shyly thanked the young tailor.
12
Intel is not the first company to tailor computers for emerging markets.
13
Thereupon the woodsman told the whole truth concerning the tailor of Chaudiere.
14
For an hour they worked in silence, and then the tailor said:
15
He added that the last tailor left to start a musical career.
16
Your criminal is a Frenchman; the tailor of Chaudiere is an Englishman.
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Translations for tailor
Portuguese
Tailor through the time
Tailor across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common