a dress suit的意思|示意

Wearing a fitted hat on your commute to work with your business suit or with just pants and a dress shirt isn't a good look.

在地铁上戴帽子配西服套装或者衬衣西裤并不好看。

He had on a dress suit and patent leather shoes, and I couldn't keep my eyes off him, but every time he looked at me I had to pretend to be looking at the advertisement over his head.

他穿了一身礼服，一双漆皮鞋，我就忍不住老是看他，可是每次他一看我，我只好假装在看他头顶上的广告。

Reports that the prime minister, who eschews formal dress for fear of reviving his privileged Old Etonian image, would wear a plain suit provoked criticism from many quarters.

有关首相为避免正装会产生有特权的老伊顿人形象而选择穿普通套装的报道激起了人民普遍的不满。

A widely-circulated tale describes Leland and Jane Stanford's supposed visit to Harvard University's President, dressed in a suit of homespun cloth and a faded gingham dress.

一个广为流传的故事描述了斯坦福夫妇穿着褪色条纹棉衣和土布西服拜访了哈佛大学的校长。

In recent years, the suit has loosened its grip on the work place with a wide range of professional careers redefining the definition of what it means to dress smart.

近年来，职场人士曾经对套装得到了兴味，许多不同行业的人重新定义了什么是漂亮的穿着打扮。

He wore a suit and tie, she a coral knit dress.

他穿西装打领带，她穿橘红色针织裙。