tuxedo

英 [t?k'si?d??] 美[t?k'sido]

暢通詞匯GRE

復數:?tuxedos;

tuxedo 成套無尾晚禮服

來自 Tuxedo Park,19 世紀末紐約的社會上層人士和富人聚會的某鄉村俱樂部，由于是私人聚會，穿著既不能太正式，又不能太馬虎，于是就發明了這種半正式的晚禮服。該名字詞源不詳，可能是來自當地早期的印第安人土著語，詞義可能為狼或熊。

tuxedo (n.): man's evening dress for semiformal occasions, 1889, named for Tuxedo Park, N.Y., a rural resort development for wealthy New Yorkers and site of a country club where it first was worn, supposedly in 1886. The name is an attractive subject for elaborate speculation, and connections with Algonquian words for "bear" or "wolf" were proposed. The authoritative Bright, however, says the tribe's name probably is originally a place name, perhaps Munsee Delaware (Algonquian) p'tuck-sepo "crooked river."
There was a hue and cry raised against the Tuxedo coat upon its first appearance because it was erroneously considered and widely written of as intended to displace the swallow tail. When the true import of the tailless dress coat came to be realized it was accepted promptly by swelldom, and now is widely recognized as one of the staple adjuncts of the jeunesse dorée. ["Clothier and Furnisher," August, 1889]

1. Therefore, the papers combined personal practical experience, study and research the TUXEDO middleware in large system.: 因此, 論文結合個人實踐經驗對TUXEDO中間件大型系統中的應用做深入探討和研究.

3. Have I told you how amazing you look in this tuxedo?: 我告訴過你穿這件燕尾服看起來很棒嗎 ?

4. Well reverend, you think you can lay your hands on a tuxedo?: 好吧,教士, 你能找件燕尾服穿上嗎 ?

5. My first move was to get the old tuxedo out of mothballs.: 我第一步是拿出那件老式晚禮服里的樟腦球.