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Перевод: tailor

[существительное]
портной ; торговец мужским платьем;
[глагол]
шить; быть портным; выдерживать в стиле мужской одежды; специально приспосабливать

Тезаурус:

1. These schools may be spared the risks of improper use, but schools cannot tailor programmes of study to children throughout the range of ability if ability cannot be assessed.
2. In general, the tax will shift the burden towards the south's richer homes and away from the north, because the government intends to tailor its central grants to equalise, roughly, the tax on like houses under like-spending councils.
3. The bag bore the name of my off-the-peg tailor, "Marcus Menswear, Craven Park, Harlesden".
4. Another man who had nothing to do with the murder was an attention seeker, Owen Roberts, a tailor of no fixed abode who admitted the murder when arrested at Pangbourne for another, but trivial offence.
5. Children tend to tailor their behaviour to the particular places in which, and different persons with whom, they find themselves.
6. Then the lady told her brother that the little tailor had rescued her from her sleep and had killed the black artist and had won her hand in marriage.
7. The blacksmith's shop can still be seen near the bus stop but the bakery is now Southlands and the tailor's Holly Bank.
8. Then the lady wept a little, and said that the tailor had now twice saved her, and was in every way worthy of her hand.
9. Meanwhile the little tailor, aided by the little grey man, had stroked the glass case containing the castle with the two feathers from the cock and hen, and with a strange rushing and rumbling the castle appeared as it must always have been, with noble staircases and innumerable doors.
10. "If I were a thief I could have forced my way in, or crept secretly in," said the little tailor.
11. In the late 19th century businesses were varied - tailor and insurance agent, saddler and parish clerk, carrier, shoemaker, wheelwright, pig jobber, taxidermist, doctor, grocer, miller, blacksmith, bricklayer, butcher, cattle dealer, five farms, market garden and three public houses.
12. "Can't I go to my own tailor?"
13. head waiters, waiters, barmen, stewards and stewardesses, a doctor, nurses, hairdressers, barbers, musicians, florists, laundry-workers, starchers and ironers, tailor's pressers and wardrobe-keepers.