• adj. 裁縫的；縫紉的；裁縫匠的

來自拉丁語 sartor,裁縫，來自 sarcire,縫補，打補丁，來自 PIE*serk,使完整，可能來自 PIE*ser, 連接，綁，詞源同 series,berserk.

sartorial (adj.)

"pertaining to a tailor," 1807, from Modern Latin sartorius, from Late Latin sartor "tailor" (source also of French sartre "tailor"), literally "patcher, mender," from Latin sart-, past participle stem of sarcire "to patch, mend," from PIE root *serk- "to make whole." Earlier in English in same sense was Related: sartorian (1660s). Sartorius as the name of the long leg muscle is because it is used in crossing the legs to bring them into the position needed to sit like a tailor. Related: Sartorially.

1. James gave him some sartorial advice.

詹姆斯給了他一些穿著方面的建議。

來自柯林斯例句

2. John has never been known for his sartorial elegance.

約翰從來沒有因為衣著講究而出名.

來自《簡明英漢詞典》

3. John has been known for his sartorial elegance.

約翰因為衣著講究而出名。

來自辭典例句

4. Jeans a powerful egalitarian message, but are far more likely to a sartorial deathtrap for politicians.

政客們穿上牛仔褲是傳遞親民的訊息, 但也更容易犯穿衣禁忌.

來自互聯網

5. But anyone with similar designs on Brother Sharp's sartorial tips is out of luck.

但是如同犀利哥般穿著的,或許都是不幸之人.

來自互聯網