black-tie

基本解釋

Instead, at Harrow School, founded in 1572, graduating boys have a black-tie 'Leavers Feast' with their parents in the school dining hall.
創(chuàng)建于1572年的哈羅公學(Harrow School) 男生畢業(yè)時在學校食堂舉行“離校生宴會”，佩戴黑色領(lǐng)帶，攜父母一同出席。
As Venice prepares to host its famous carnival next month, the lagoon city's inhabitants have more than masked balls and black-tie parties on their minds.
雖然下月威尼斯將迎來其著名的狂歡季節(jié)，但對這座水中之城的居民們來說，目前當務(wù)之急絕非假面舞會或盛裝晚宴。
But I do like knowing that when I go to a black-tie affair clutching the satin evening bag that holds exactly one key and a pen, Johannes is the keeper of my Kleenex, lipstick and comb.
我喜歡當我提著一個只裝著一把鑰匙和一支筆的晚禮包出席一個盛大的活動的時候，約翰內(nèi)斯替我保管著我的紙巾，口紅還有梳子。

At a black-tie event, the men dress in tuxedos or dark suits and the women wear fancy dresses.
I haven't quite confirmed them yet, but probably a hotel ballroom-type scenario, black-tie event."

We stayed at the Century Plaza and attended the black-tie Living Legends of Aviation awards.
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On Tuesday afternoon a friend invited me to a black-tie event that was taking place on Thursday.
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A black tie event is a formal social event such as a party at which people wear formal clothes called evening dress.
If a man is dressed in black tie, he is wearing formal evening dress, which includes a dinner jacket or tuxedo and a bow tie.