When the woman found out that Tanya is a professional dressmaker, she got interested.

当这位女性发现Tanya是个职业裁缝，她表示非常感兴趣。

Bernie's first personal investment client was a dressmaker by the name of Carl Shapiro.

伯尼的个个人投资客户是位名叫卡尔·夏皮罗的裁缝。

What a crime. That should have been...I'm sure the dressmaker got timid.

怎么会这样，那个设计师太保守。

Fan was called to the dressmaker, leaving Polly to amuse herself in the great drawing-room.

范妮被叫到裁缝那里去，偌大的客厅里，只留波莉独自人玩耍。

Mom, why don't you just go see a dressmaker?

妈，你还是去找个裁缝吧？

How did you get on with your dressmaker? Find anything?

和裁缝商得如何？敲有？

She learned to sew at just five years old because her mom and grandma were dressmakers.

因为她的母亲和祖母都是裁缝，她五岁起就开始学习缝纫。

Yeah, it's so specific and nerdy and dorky and weird to dressmakers.

是的，这太具体、太书呆子气、太傻气，对裁缝来说还挺怪异的。

When Holmes returned to London, he showed the dressmaker the photograph of Straker.

当福尔摩斯回到伦敦时，他向裁缝展示史崔克的照片。

The dressmaker kicked dirt over the line to hide it.

裁缝把泥土踢到线条上以隐藏它。

Ma had been very fashionable, before she married Pa, and a dressmaker had made her clothes.

妈妈在嫁给爸爸之前非常时髦，个裁缝为她做衣服。

Soon I asked her " if there were any dressmaker or plain-workwoman in the village" ?

不久，我便问她：“村里有有裁缝或普通女工？”

Jen, do you know how many new dresses she ordered per year from her favourite dressmaker?

珍，你知道她每年从她最喜欢的裁缝那儿订做多少条新裙子吗？

Her dress of fine brown cloth was very simple, but made by a St. Petersburg dressmaker.

她那件棕色细布裙子非常简单， 但出自圣彼得堡的裁缝之手。

The show scrutinises the Spanish dressmaker called " the master of us all" by his peer, Christian Dior.

这场展览仔细审视这位被同行克里斯汀·迪奥称为“我们所有人的大师”的西班牙裁缝。

That meant good business, three or four dozen pieces, at least, for the celebrated dressmaker always gave large orders.

这意味着好生意， 至少三四打， 因为这位著名的裁缝总是下大订单。

Her own inclination (after a month with the Paris dressmakers) was for mountaineering in July and swimming in August.

她自己的爱好（在与巴黎裁缝起工作个月之后）是七月登山，八月游泳。

In the story, Miss Politt, the dressmaker, finds that Mrs Spenlow is dead in her house in a small village called St Mary Mead.

在这个故事里，裁缝波利特小姐发现斯彭洛夫人死在她在小村庄圣·玛丽·米德的家里。

The gown was designed by Norman Hartnell, a prominent British couturier, who eventually became the preferred dressmaker for the royal family.

这件礼服由著名的英国女装设计师 Norman Hartnell 设计，他最终成为皇室的首选裁缝。

But when he happened to ask her what her mother did for a living, she lied and told him she was a dressmaker.

但当他偶然问起她母亲是做什么工作的时，她撒谎说她母亲是名裁缝。