tux

英 [tʌks]

美 [tʌks]

n. 同 tuxedo; 无尾礼服

COCA.19245

柯林斯词典

noun

Red Flag's logo is Tux carrying a prominent red flag.
红旗的标志是企鹅携带一个突出的红旗。
A black tux with white shirt and black bow tie is the best way to go.
黑色西装礼服加白衬衫、黑领结是最保险的穿法。
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。
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？
I bet this tux is just your size.
我打赌这件燕尾服刚好合你的身材。
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。
Yuck! The guy's wearing a tux.
呦！那位仁兄穿起晚礼服来了。
Not only in the standard tux, but in alternative evening wear: velvet jackets, pattern jackets in paisleys and silks.
不仅仅是标准的tux，还有其它种类的晚装：天鹅绒上衣、涡纹花呢和丝绸剪裁的上衣。
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。
"Damn, he's looking mighty fine in that tux."
“见鬼，他穿那身西服帅呆了。”