Your necktie doesn't match your suit at all.

你的领带跟你的西装一点也不搭配。

He even wore a necktie, a bright bit of ribbon.

他甚至还系了一条领带，一条颜色鲜艳的丝质领带。

There is a necktie, comparable fabric, comparable pattern.

有一条领带，类似的纤维，类似的款式。

If I'm the one winning every time I deal, I'll end up with a Colombian necktie.

如果每次发牌都是我赢的话，我将以一条哥伦比亚的领带而告终。

Croatia also has a place in the history of neckwear as the origin of the necktie (cravat).

作为领带（领结）的发源地，克罗地亚在领饰的历史上也有一席之地。

In his small studio on West 37th Street, Mr. Wu, wore a cardigan and a necktie and looked like a truant from a boarding school.

在西第37号街他小小的工作室里，吴先生穿一件羊毛衫、带着一条领带，看上去好像从寄宿学校逃学的学生。

The idea is to appeal to younger customers who rebel at the thought of wearing a necktie, but still have the money to spend on a $1,500 suit.

这个主意是为了吸引较为年轻的顾客，他们一想到戴领带，就不接受，但仍有钱花费在价值1500美元的西装上。

Necktie knockers argue that a piece of fabric dangling under your chin – a trend that dates back to the 17th century – is just a pointless piece of decoration.

一味批评领带的人主张，一块悬挂在你下巴下方的布料——一个追溯到17世纪的趋势——仅仅是一个没有意义的装饰。

That's a snazzy necktie you have.

你这条领带真够时髦的。

I want the necktie ironed.

我希望有人熨领带。

He bought a fancy necktie.

他买了一条别致的领带。

His necktie is behind the book case.

他的领带在书架后面。

Tom held Claude roughly by his necktie.

汤姆粗野地抓住克劳德的领带。

Your necktie is quite different from his.

你的领带和他的领带很不一样。

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。

You had better wear a blue necktie with this suit.

穿上这套衣服，最好打蓝领带。

Henry wouldn't be caught dead in the necktie he got for Christmas.

亨利再也不想让人看到结那条他为圣诞节买的领带。

I told my dentist my teeth are going yellow. He told me to wear a brown necktie.

我跟牙科医生说我的牙齿有点黄，他叫我戴褐色领带。

The style and color of your necktie can seriously transform the look of your suit.

领带的款式和花色对你所穿西装的外观有非常大的影响。

There are plenty more surprising six-figure jobs that don't require a necktie or lab coat.

还有许多更令人惊奇的六位数年薪的工作，这些工作并不需要打领带或穿白大衣。

The necktie class is losing jobs to outsourced service-sector employment, most notably to India.

服务外包行业的白领阶层的工作岗位正在向印度等主要国家转移。