I. suit [sjuːt] 名词
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Why wear a lounge suit at all?
blogs.telegraph.co.uk He is probably most famous for riding a steer in the rodeo dressed in a lounge suit when president.
www.walchanewsonline.com.au Properly, an undercover cop targeting the banking and business sector might be required to dress in blazers or lounge suit 24/7.
jamaica-gleaner.com For example, black tie (originally "dinner clothes") was initially described as informal, while the lounge suit, now standard business attire, was originally considered (as its name suggests) casual wear.
en.wikipedia.org By the early 20th century the lounge suit was the costume synonymous with business.
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