Definition of dinner suit in English:

dinner suit

noun

A dinner jacket and trousers, worn with a bow tie on formal occasions.
Example sentencesExamples
- Boys can dress up in the traditional dinner suit for this one - adding a gold scarf or a fresh flower to your lapel will transform the look.
- I had forgotten my dinner suit, and hoped I wouldn't stick out too much.
- For evening functions long dresses and evening gloves were worn by the women and dinner suits by the men.
- We had our glad rags on and the men put on their dinner suits.
- The girls wore their party dresses and high heels, the men looked dashingly handsome in their dinner suits.
- Some were dressed in dinner suits, others in overalls, casual wear or Antarctic foul weather gear.
- But she was in time to welcome the Queen, who was wearing a sparkling cream ensemble, and the Duke of Edinburgh who was in a dinner suit.
- Four of us took off to Oxford Street at noon to hire dinner suits from the smelliest man in London.
- By the time I saw Mr. Bee again, I was already happily married and wearing a sharp dinner suit.
- She is wearing a low-cut black evening dress, he a dinner suit.
- He was found soaking wet in the middle of the night, unable to speak and dressed in an expensive dinner suit.
- The bridegroom is able to hire his choice of morning suit or dinner suit, tuxedo, shirt and cravat or bow tie.
- After a few minutes a large man in a dinner suit came out.
- Rob, a pupil at St George's School has hired his dinner suit from Charles Gale formal wear hire in Fareham.
- I have to remember my dinner suit which I leave at Poole when we go to France.
- His uniform was more like a formal dinner suit than a school uniform.
- The virtuoso pianist has not spoken since being found soaking wet, dressed in a dinner suit, in Sheerness, Kent, 11 weeks ago.
- He's helped me with a few: "I will get into my skinny dinner suit for Christmas."
- His refusal to wear anything but the dinner suit he was found in and his need to cut all the labels from his clothing are also indicative.
- Sheridan is a fearsome sight in a dinner suit, never mind a Test jersey.

单词	dinner suit
释义	Definition of dinner suit in English: dinner suit noun A dinner jacket and trousers, worn with a bow tie on formal occasions. Example sentencesExamples Boys can dress up in the traditional dinner suit for this one - adding a gold scarf or a fresh flower to your lapel will transform the look. I had forgotten my dinner suit, and hoped I wouldn't stick out too much. For evening functions long dresses and evening gloves were worn by the women and dinner suits by the men. We had our glad rags on and the men put on their dinner suits. The girls wore their party dresses and high heels, the men looked dashingly handsome in their dinner suits. Some were dressed in dinner suits, others in overalls, casual wear or Antarctic foul weather gear. But she was in time to welcome the Queen, who was wearing a sparkling cream ensemble, and the Duke of Edinburgh who was in a dinner suit. Four of us took off to Oxford Street at noon to hire dinner suits from the smelliest man in London. By the time I saw Mr. Bee again, I was already happily married and wearing a sharp dinner suit. She is wearing a low-cut black evening dress, he a dinner suit. He was found soaking wet in the middle of the night, unable to speak and dressed in an expensive dinner suit. The bridegroom is able to hire his choice of morning suit or dinner suit, tuxedo, shirt and cravat or bow tie. After a few minutes a large man in a dinner suit came out. Rob, a pupil at St George's School has hired his dinner suit from Charles Gale formal wear hire in Fareham. I have to remember my dinner suit which I leave at Poole when we go to France. His uniform was more like a formal dinner suit than a school uniform. The virtuoso pianist has not spoken since being found soaking wet, dressed in a dinner suit, in Sheerness, Kent, 11 weeks ago. He's helped me with a few: "I will get into my skinny dinner suit for Christmas." His refusal to wear anything but the dinner suit he was found in and his need to cut all the labels from his clothing are also indicative. Sheridan is a fearsome sight in a dinner suit, never mind a Test jersey.
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