Usage of "tailor-make"

Spanish

Make to specifications.

Portuguese

Catalan

Spanish

Create (clothes) with cloth.

Usage of tailor-make in English

He said it was not his place to tailor-make the conditions to suit fishery protection officers' needs. 
 The Irish Times 

The simple solution was to tailor-make a box for each one in which to store and transport it. 
 The Irish Times 

Fleets can also trim vehicle costs by getting manufacturers to tailor-make their batteries- abenefitnot afforded to the public. 
 Reuters 

We can tailor-make radio stations, put on special events, film a video series on platforms we've never had before. 
 Radio NZ 

You'll be able to tailor-make your own package through opt-ins, then vary it online each month at no extra cost...' 
 A week in december 

The tailor-made game is due for an official launch later this year. 
 News.com.au 

This one, however, seemed tailor-made to provide none of these positive by-products. 
 The Forever War 

The thing is, I have this programme tailor-made and ready to rock. 
 The Guardian 

That world was cyber space, and it was tailor-made for Japanese otaku. 
 World war z: an oral history of the zombie war 

Music therapy is tailor-made to suit each client as Kathryn Stevenson explains. 
 Radio NZ 

If you're in the mood to lounge, you have a tailor-made base. 
 The South African 

Nothing like a tailor-made. Once more Brough's eyes locked on the King's. 
 King Rat 

Clinician's awareness towards these factors and tailor-made intervention might improve initial treatment retention. 
 Pubmed 

Ministers claimed they wanted the communities themselves to design tailor-made HIV prevention strategies. 
 The Guardian 

The manufacturers wagons were working overtime on building tailor-made seven woods. 
 The Irish Times 

It is the kind of situation that seems tailor-made for Roscommon to exploit. 
 The Irish Times 

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Meanings of tailor-make in English