dress shoe
dress shoe — 名詞
1. a smart, often leather shoe that people wear with formal clothes, such as a suit
正式皮鞋
搭配西裝等正式服裝穿的鞋
a smart, often leather shoe that people wear with formal clothes, such as a suit at a wedding or a work meeting
Tomás polished his black dress shoes the night before the job interview.
Tomás 在求職面試前一晚把他的黑色正式皮鞋擦亮。
typical collocation: black dress shoes for formal events
The wedding invitation asked every guest to wear a suit and dress shoes.
婚禮邀請函要求每位賓客穿西裝和正式皮鞋出席。
collocation: suit and dress shoes
Esme bought a pair of brown dress shoes to match her office outfit.
Esme 買了一雙棕色正式皮鞋，搭配她的上班服裝。
The salesman explained that good dress shoes can last for many years with care.
店員解釋說，好的正式皮鞋只要保養得當就能穿很多年。
After the long ceremony, William's new dress shoes had rubbed his heels raw.
漫長的典禮結束後，William 的新正式皮鞋把他的腳跟磨破了。
- formal shoes
broader everyday term for the same kind of smart footwear
- oxfords
a specific lace-up style of dress shoe, more precise
文法句型
a pair of dress shoes
用法筆記
Almost always plural in real use ('dress shoes'), since shoes come in pairs. Contrast with casual footwear like trainers or sandals.