tailoring

• Substantivo que designa a profissão, o ofício ou o negócio de alfaiate, incluindo a confecção, o ajuste ou o conserto de roupas.

A noun referring to the occupation, craft, or business of a tailor, involving the making, altering, or repairing of clothing.

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1. Occupation of a tailorB1formal

   The profession or trade of making, altering, or repairing clothing, especially suits and coats.

   Alfaiataria

   • He learned tailoring from his father, who was a master tailor.
   • Tailoring requires precision and attention to detail.
   • She decided to pursue a career in tailoring after finishing fashion school.

   Sinônimoscouturedressmakingneedleworksewing

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de criar, adaptar ou desenvolver algo de acordo com necessidades ou requisitos específicos.

A verb used to indicate the act of making, adapting, or designing something to suit specific needs or requirements.

1. Adjust to a specific need or marketB2formal

   To modify or adapt something to meet particular requirements or preferences.

   Adaptar

   • The company tailors its services to each client's needs.
   • We can tailor the software to fit your business model.
   • The course is tailored for advanced learners.

   Sinônimosadaptadjustdesignfitgearmodifyorientshapesuit

2. Style and fashionB2formal

   To design or shape something in a particular way, often with care and attention.

   Adaptar

   • The dress was tailored to her exact measurements.
   • He tailored his speech to suit the audience.
   • The program is tailored to encourage creativity.

   Sinônimosadaptadjustdesignfashionfitmodifyshapestylesuit

3. Create clothes with clothB1formal

   To make or alter clothing professionally, especially by cutting and sewing fabric.

   Costurar roupas

   • She tailors suits for a living.
   • The tailor tailored a new jacket for him.
   • He learned to tailor his own shirts.

   Sinônimosalterfashionfitsewstitch