black-tie

IPA/ˌblæk ˈtaɪ/
IPA/ˌblæk ˈtaɪ/

black-tie — 名詞

1. a set of very formal clothes worn in the evening, which for men includes a black

1.名詞B1
釋義

正式禮服

男性穿燕尾服、女性穿長禮服的正式晚裝

a set of very formal clothes worn in the evening, which for men includes a black bow tie, a white shirt, and a dinner jacket, and for women includes a long dress made of elegant fabric

例句

The invitation said black-tie, so Theo rented a dinner jacket and a bow tie.

邀請函上寫著需穿正式禮服,Theo 租了一套燕尾服和一個領結。

Aiko rented her black-tie attire for the awards dinner at the hotel ballroom.

Aiko 為了飯店宴會廳的頒獎晚宴租了一套正式禮服。

常見搭配
  • require black-tie
  • in black-tie
  • dressed in black-tie
同義詞
  • formal wear

    a broader category that includes black-tie and white-tie attire

  • evening dress

    common in British English, often refers to the same clothing

  • dinner jacket

    refers specifically to the men's jacket, not the whole outfit

反義詞
  • casual wear

    everyday, relaxed clothing with no dress code

文法句型

black-tie + is

常見錯誤

I need to buy a black-tie dress shirt.
I need to buy a dress shirt for a black-tie event.
'black-tie' describes the dress code or the set of clothes as a whole, not individual items.

black-tie — 形容詞

black-tie — 片語

同根字

  • white-tie
    形容詞B2
  • black tie
    名詞B1
  • bow tie
    名詞B1
  • dinner jacket
    名詞B2
  • tuxedo
    名詞B2

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • tuxedo
  • dinner jacket
  • bow tie
  • evening gown
  • cocktail dress
  • formal attire

動詞搭配

常用片語

  • black-tie event
  • black-tie dinner
  • black-tie gala
  • black-tie affair
  • black-tie reception
  • black-tie dress code
  • black-tie invitation
  • black-tie occasion
  • black-tie ceremony
  • black-tie ball
  • black-tie fund-raiser