custom-made

/ˌkʌstəm ˈmeɪd/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌkʌstəm ˈmeɪd/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈkə-stə(m)-ˈmād/ (ame, mw)

custom-made — 形容詞

1. designed and produced to match the specific requirements or measurements of one

1.形容詞B2
釋義

訂製的

依顧客要求特別製作

designed and produced to match the specific requirements or measurements of one particular buyer, rather than being made in large numbers for any customer.

例句

Mei-Lin wore a beautiful custom-made dress for her wedding at the Grand Hotel.

Mei-Lin 在圓山大飯店的婚禮上穿了一件漂亮的訂製禮服。

custom-made + [clothing item] for special events

The carpenter built a custom-made bookshelf that fit perfectly into the corner of Wei's study.

木匠做了一個訂製書架,剛好放進 Wei 書房的角落裡。

custom-made + [furniture] designed to fit a specific space

同義詞
  • bespoke

    more formal and traditional, especially for high-end men's clothing; British in origin

  • tailor-made

    originally refers to clothing but now used broadly; emphasises perfect fit for a purpose

  • made-to-order

    very similar meaning, focuses on the production process being triggered by an order

反義詞
  • ready-made

    mass-produced and available to buy immediately without any personalisation

  • off-the-shelf

    standard design, not adapted for a specific person's needs

文法句型

custom-made + noun phrase (e.g. custom-made suit)

be custom-made + for + person/purpose

用法筆記

Often used in contexts involving clothing (suits, dresses, shoes), furniture, or machinery. The person or group the item is made for is introduced with the preposition 'for'.

常見錯誤

I bought a custom-made shoes from the market.
I bought custom-made shoes from a shoemaker.
💡'custom-made' is an adjective; it does not take a singular/plural mismatch with the noun, and the item is typically ordered from a craftsperson, not a general market.