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Значения термина white tie and tails на английском
португальский
caudas каталонский
vestit de gala 
Formalwear consisting of full evening dress for men.
Использование термина white tie and tails на английском
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And behind McKenna walked Theodore Roosevelt, also in white tie and tails.
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Childers was laid out in, if memory serves, white tie and tails.
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But this night the white tie and tails seemed appropriate... perhaps even necessary.
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Braun, elegant in his white tie and tails, paused to light a cigarette.
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The dress code is white tie and tails for men and gowns for women.
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Still, his white tie and tails were always a swooningly crisp black and white.
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There were eight groomsmen, including Pershing's brothers Madison and Leland, in white tie and tails.
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In white tie and tails, he looked like a penguin that had swallowed a beach ball.
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He was wearing white tie and tails.
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At the foot of the sweeping staircase stood her brother, looking very elegant in white tie and tails.
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A portrait painter was called in to paint out Uncle Wilhelm's uniform and substitute white tie and tails.
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All (with the possible exception of the green man) are wearing top hat, white tie and tails.
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The dress code for the sold-out ball is white tie and tails for men, long evening gowns for women.
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There was a tremendous roar from the crowd and Houdini swept onto the stage, resplendent in white tie and tails.
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In Los Angeles, 84 pianists in white tie and tails launched into George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue." It was pure kitsch.
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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.