tailoring in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for tailoring in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.tailor [Am ˈteɪlər, Brit ˈteɪlə] N

tailor

sastre m

he went to the tailor's

fue al sastre or a la sastrería

tailor's chalk

jaboncillo m

tailor's chalk

jabón m de sastre

tailor's chalk

tiza f de sastre

tailor's dummy

maniquí m

II.tailor [Am ˈteɪlər, Brit ˈteɪlə] VB trans

1.1. tailor FASHION (make):

tailor

confeccionar

1.2. tailor FASHION <tailored;, pp attr >:

tailored jacket/skirt (fitted)

entallado

tailored (lined, structured etc)

armado

tailored (lined, structured etc)

tipo sastre

2. tailor (adapt):

tailor

adaptar

we offer individually tailored courses

ofrecemos cursos a la medida de sus necesidades

we can tailor the policy to suit your personal circumstances

podemos adaptar la póliza a sus circunstancias personales

tailor-made [Am ˈˌteɪlər ˈmeɪd, Brit teɪləˈmeɪd] ADJ

1. tailor-made suit/dress:

tailor-made

hecho a (la) medida

2. tailor-made (perfectly suited):

tailor-made product/plan

a la medida de sus necesidades

the job is tailor-made for her

es un trabajo a su medida

the job is tailor-made for her

es un trabajo que ni mandado a hacer para ella LatAm

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bespoke tailor

que confecciona ropa a (la) medida

“bespoke tailor”

“trajes a medida”

Translations for tailoring in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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sastrería

tailoring

sastrería

tailor's shop

jaboncillo de sastre

tailor's chalk

jabón de sastre

tailor's chalk

sastre (sastre) [o (sastra)]

tailor

confección (de trajes)

tailoring

tizar

to mark … with tailor's chalk

dimensionados para ser empotrados en su cocina

tailor-made to fit in your kitchen

tailoring in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for tailoring in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.tailor [ˈteɪləʳ, Am -lɚ] N

tailor

sastre(-a) m (f)

II.tailor [ˈteɪləʳ, Am -lɚ] VB trans

1. tailor clothes:

tailor

confeccionar

2. tailor (adapt):

tailor

adaptar

tailor-made [ˌteɪləˈmeɪd, Am -lɚˈ-] ADJ

1. tailor-made (custom-made):

tailor-made

hecho, -a a medida

2. tailor-made (perfect):

tailor-made

perfecto, -a

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dressmaking and tailoring shop

sastrería f

Translations for tailoring in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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sastrería

tailor's shop

sastrería (oficio)

tailoring

hechura

tailoring

sastre (-a)

tailor

traje sastre

tailor-made suit

traje de encargo

tailor-made suit

¿qué sastre le viste?

which tailor makes your clothes?

tailoring Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

dressmaking and tailoring shop

sastrería f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In 1928, the company held its first customer engineering education class, demonstrating an early recognition of the importance of tailoring solutions to fit customer needs.

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He left school at fourteen to take up tailoring.

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It was the more mature look - tailoring and twin sets.

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More generally, bespoke tailoring includes a high degree of customisation and involvement of the end-user in the production process.

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It extends education in various subjects like drawing, carpentry, music, tailoring, commerce, typing, agriculture.

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This can be adapted to use the appropriate collation sequence for a given language by tailoring its default collation table.

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They brought also skills such as irrigation techniques, architecture, carpentry, blacksmithing, gold smithing, tailoring, amongst others, which certainly improved the quality of life of the whole community.

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Distance tailoring takes advantage of lower labor costs at the expense of professional measurements and a requirement to choose fabrics from photos rather than swatches.

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He is well-dressed in soft comfortable suits, with a fresh take on tailoring as influenced by workwear-inspired proportions.

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Whatever happens, it seems unlikely his career will remain confined to the rather limited world of blouson jackets and cut-price tailoring.

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