necktie

英 [ˈnektaɪ]

美 [ˈnektaɪ]

n. 领带

BNC.42992 / COCA.17026

柯林斯词典

领带
Anecktieis a narrow piece of cloth that someone, usually a man, puts under his shirt collar and ties so that the ends hang down in front.

noun

neckwear consisting of a long narrow piece of material worn (mostly by men) under a collar and tied in knot at the front
1. he stood in front of the mirror tightening his necktie
2. he wore a vest and tie
Synonym:tie

His carefully knotted necktie. a wide necktie worn in a loose bow.
他那仔细打上了结的领带。一种打着宽松蝴蝶结的宽领带。
She ironed my shirt, chose my necktie, and brushed flat the dark hair I still had then.
她给我熨衬衫，选领带，梳平我当时还未秃顶的一头黑发。
I'm looking for something to match my necktie.
我在找能搭配我领带的东西。
Tom: Really? I should untie the necktie right now.
真的吗？那我还是赶紧把领带解了。
I think I stayed half an hour without this necktie.
我想我待了半个小时没戴领带。
Are you tired of your necktie falling into your food when you lean over a table?
你厌倦了你的领带落入你的食物时，俯身一表？
That's a snazzy necktie you have.
你这条领带真够时髦的。
I threw away that dirty old blue silk necktie.
我扔掉了那条肮脏老旧的蓝色丝领带。
Have you already paid for the necktie?
领带的钱你已经付了吗？
He had shaved and he had on not merely a white shirt but a clean one, with a collar and necktie.
他刮了脸，还穿了一件又白又干净，有领、带领结的衬衫。