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A person whose occupation is making custom-fitted clothes

A store selling clothes

To make, repair, or alter clothes

To adapt or design for a particular purpose or person

To make competent or ready

To change or alter in some way

To make arrangements or preparations for

To arrange systematically

To decorate or make more attractive

To correspond or cause to correspond in some essential respect

(marketing) To focus on a given audience or market

To design or plan an approach for a given task or project

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Noun

A person whose occupation is making custom-fitted clothes

“In your case, I'll assume that your tailor knows what he's doing and that your suits are good enough to last for more than a year.”

Noun

A store selling clothes

clothing outlet

fashion boutique

Verb

To make, repair, or alter clothes

“When you tailor a suit for film, you need to compliment the actor's physique, but also tailor it to suit the personality of the character that they are playing.”

Verb

To adapt or design for a particular purpose or person

make to measure

familiarize with

individualize^US

individualise^UK

become accustomed

familiarize oneself with

come to terms with

become seasoned

become naturalized

become accustomed to

learn to live with

make consistent

make distinctive

give a personal touch to

make appropriate to

make fitting to

make appropriate for

make fitting for

find one's way around

get your bearings

put in position

go along to get along

run with the pack

roll with punches

follow the crowd

follow tradition

be conventional

follow convention

follow beaten path

swim with the stream

grow accustomed to

be in harmony with

be in tune with

be in accord with

become resigned

resign yourself

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“They frequently had to tailor their services to the demands of a particular individual.”

Verb

To make competent or ready

make experienced

gird up one's loins

put through the grind

put through the mill

lick into shape

make something clear to

whip into shape

give lessons to

put someone through their paces

“The primary value of the program is that it allows the university to tailor the student for the particular type of engineer society is seeking.”

Verb

To change or alter in some way

make adjustments to

make alterations to

revolutionize^US

revolutionise^UK

make innovations

make improvements to

make changes to

become different

transubstantiate

correct mid-course

change completely

turn upside down

turn the tables

turn the corner

sing different tune

turn over new leaf

bring up to code

bring into line

put in working order

bring up to date

clean up your act

breathe new life into

set the record straight

reindustrialize

get the latest version of

bring into the twenty-first century

give a face-lift

get working again

put back together

make as good as new

restore to working order

alter dramatically

make far-reaching changes in

break with the past

arrange differently

change radically

give a shot in the arm

raise from the dead

give a shot in the arm to

change for the better

work the bugs out of

put in other words

express differently

express in other words

express in own words

restore to favour

free from blame

remove guilt from

save from blame

give something a facelift

turn things around

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Verb

To make arrangements or preparations for

strategize about

make arrangements for

make preparations for

come to an agreement

come to terms about

pull things together

make arrangements

come to a decision about

make a decision

come to a conclusion

come to a decision

work something out

make provisions

make financial arrangements

prepare hastily

lay in provisions

gird up one's loins

be in charge of

be responsible for

come to an understanding

make an arrangement

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Verb

To arrange systematically

knock into shape

lick into shape

whip into shape

compartmentalize^US

compartmentalise^UK

place in formation

gather together

clear the decks

put in good shape

place at intervals

put into position

set into position

bring into line

arrange in line

get into columns

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Verb

To decorate or make more attractive

add ornament to

add the finishing touch to

add bells and whistles

add finishing touches

make attractive

make more attractive

add some colour to

tart oneself up

give something a facelift

make oneself smart

smarten oneself

put in best light

be appropriate to

do something for

show to advantage

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Verb

To correspond or cause to correspond in some essential respect

coordinate with

correspond with

Verb

(marketing) To focus on a given audience or market

bring into line

arrange in line

Verb

To design or plan an approach for a given task or project

cobble together

strategize about

bring into being

conceptualize^US

conceptualise^UK

draw up a layout of

make a drawing of

draw up a plan of

make a representation of

cause to happen

lay in provisions

make arrangements

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