Their tables will be set with the good dishes and silver, and the dress code will be Sunday-best.
他们的餐桌上将摆满精美的菜肴和银器，他们也会穿上最好的礼服。
The company has a strict dress code—all male employees are expected to wear suits.
公司有严格的着装规定—所有男职员都要穿西服。
It depends on the company's dress code.
这取决于公司的着装规定。
Jack is careful not to violate the dress code.
杰克小心翼翼尽量不违反着装规范。
Determine the dress code before you go to a party.
在去聚会之前明确着装要求。
Can't stand wearing a suit? Ask about dress code.
不能忍受穿制服，那就问问该公司的着装制度吧。
It seems that their dress code is not that formal.
好像他们的着装规定不是很正式。
When criticised, he pointed to the terms of the dress code.
当受到批评时，他就会指指着装规范的条款。
Others enforce a dress code or don't encourage an autonomous work environment.
有些地方强调着装要求，或者不提倡自主的工作环境。
Find out what the dress code is before you show up so you fit in with the company culture.
事先了解着装规则，这样你就能融入公司文化。
If the office dress code is business casual, wearing jeans and a T-shirt won't work in your favor.
如果办公室着装规范是商务休闲型，穿牛仔和T恤会对你不利。
With her brio and idiosyncratic clothing choices, Mrs. Obama has rewritten the dress code for women who work.
用她热情活力，个性十足的着装，奥巴马夫人已经改写了职业女性的着装规范。
Battle No. 3: Companies don't have a dress code but they still reprimand employees for wearing certain attire.
战斗3：公司没有规定着装，但却会因为某些着装而严厉训斥员工。
While a stylish dress code is not absolutely necessary, it can drastically alter another person's perception of you.
虽然时尚的装扮并非绝对必要，但它能在很大程度上改变别人对你的看法。
Before the interview, see if you can get some insider information onthe dress code and whether it is more casual or formal.
在面试前，最好试试能不能得到一些服装方面内部消息，是偏向休闲还是正式。
A centuries-old tradition of wearing a white horse-hair wig in court ended for many judges when a simpler new dress code came into force.
一项更为简便的新着装规范开始实行，对许多法官而言，延续数百年在法庭上戴白色马尾假发的传统就此结束。
The invitations, with a dress code of "uniform, morning coat or lounge suit", were sent out by first class Royal Mail. Read by Renee Haines.
请帖由头等的皇家邮政投递，并要求宾客身着“制服、晨礼服或套装”。
A survey of the country's 100 leading restaurants has revealed that a tie is no longer required dress code in the country's most upmarket dining rooms.
一个国家的100个知名餐馆的调查显示，领带不再是该国最高档餐厅的要求着装。
A survey of the country's 100 leading restaurants has revealed that a tie is no longer required dress code in the country's most upmarket dining rooms.
一个国家的100个知名餐馆的调查显示，领带不再是该国最高档餐厅的要求着装。
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