Definition of business casual in English:

business casual

adjective

North American

Relating to or denoting a style of clothing that is less formal than traditional business wear, but is still intended to give a professional and businesslike impression.
商务休闲的
I don't wear a dark suit to work, thanks to the business casual trend

noun

mass nounNorth American

Business casual clothing.
商务便装
business casual has become the standard in many work environments
在许多工作场所，商务便装已成为标准服装。
Example sentencesExamples
- We're just as confused about business casual as you are.
- I too regard khakis as boring business casual.
- With the rising popularity of business casual cropping up in the professional market, the classy gentleman would be more inclined to dress in business casual rather than his conservative counterpart.
- Our offices are right in the centre and all business casual.
- A small, mousy man dressed in business-casual came onto the bus.
- Wait until someone eventually tells you that you can dress business casual and drop the suits.
- Asking a superior is always a good idea, since others may not necessarily know what business casual is and may still be wearing suits everyday.
- Granted, there once was a time when business casual was the way to go in every office from accounting firms to chic tech companies.
- The league wants its players to dress for public functions in a style called "business casual."
- As an executive in the company, however, Armstrong likes to bump up the take on business casual a few notches.
- Whether your office has just implemented business casual or you're invited to a black-tie gig, check out what you should be wearing.
- Business casual is here to stay.
- There's just something I can't relate to in the whole concept of business casual.
- They said for any of the performances business casual is expected.
- Everyone else was in east coast business casual - sports coats and khaki pants.
- Most career service experts caution students to avoid casual or business casual attire, even though business casual has become the standard in many work environments.
- Service was professional but not overly formal, and dress was business casual.
- It's perfect for most occasions but don't confuse it with business casual, which is a notch above on the style chain.
- He thinks the concept of business casual is on the wane.
- They dress in business casual mostly, evincing no untoward whooping or mania or anger.

Definition of business casual in US English:

business casual

adjective

North American

Relating to or denoting a style of clothing that is less formal than traditional business wear, but is still intended to give a professional and businesslike impression.
商务休闲的
I don't wear a dark suit to work, thanks to the business casual trend

noun

North American

Business casual clothing.
商务便装
business casual has become the standard in many work environments
在许多工作场所，商务便装已成为标准服装。
Example sentencesExamples
- I too regard khakis as boring business casual.
- Most career service experts caution students to avoid casual or business casual attire, even though business casual has become the standard in many work environments.
- A small, mousy man dressed in business-casual came onto the bus.
- The league wants its players to dress for public functions in a style called "business casual."
- He thinks the concept of business casual is on the wane.
- Our offices are right in the centre and all business casual.
- Business casual is here to stay.
- Granted, there once was a time when business casual was the way to go in every office from accounting firms to chic tech companies.
- With the rising popularity of business casual cropping up in the professional market, the classy gentleman would be more inclined to dress in business casual rather than his conservative counterpart.
- There's just something I can't relate to in the whole concept of business casual.
- As an executive in the company, however, Armstrong likes to bump up the take on business casual a few notches.
- Everyone else was in east coast business casual - sports coats and khaki pants.
- Wait until someone eventually tells you that you can dress business casual and drop the suits.
- They said for any of the performances business casual is expected.
- It's perfect for most occasions but don't confuse it with business casual, which is a notch above on the style chain.
- They dress in business casual mostly, evincing no untoward whooping or mania or anger.
- Service was professional but not overly formal, and dress was business casual.
- We're just as confused about business casual as you are.
- Asking a superior is always a good idea, since others may not necessarily know what business casual is and may still be wearing suits everyday.
- Whether your office has just implemented business casual or you're invited to a black-tie gig, check out what you should be wearing.

单词	business casual
释义	Definition of business casual in English: business casual adjective North American Relating to or denoting a style of clothing that is less formal than traditional business wear, but is still intended to give a professional and businesslike impression. 商务休闲的 I don't wear a dark suit to work, thanks to the business casual trend noun mass nounNorth American Business casual clothing. 商务便装 business casual has become the standard in many work environments 在许多工作场所，商务便装已成为标准服装。 Example sentencesExamples We're just as confused about business casual as you are. I too regard khakis as boring business casual. With the rising popularity of business casual cropping up in the professional market, the classy gentleman would be more inclined to dress in business casual rather than his conservative counterpart. Our offices are right in the centre and all business casual. A small, mousy man dressed in business-casual came onto the bus. Wait until someone eventually tells you that you can dress business casual and drop the suits. Asking a superior is always a good idea, since others may not necessarily know what business casual is and may still be wearing suits everyday. Granted, there once was a time when business casual was the way to go in every office from accounting firms to chic tech companies. The league wants its players to dress for public functions in a style called "business casual." As an executive in the company, however, Armstrong likes to bump up the take on business casual a few notches. Whether your office has just implemented business casual or you're invited to a black-tie gig, check out what you should be wearing. Business casual is here to stay. There's just something I can't relate to in the whole concept of business casual. They said for any of the performances business casual is expected. Everyone else was in east coast business casual - sports coats and khaki pants. Most career service experts caution students to avoid casual or business casual attire, even though business casual has become the standard in many work environments. Service was professional but not overly formal, and dress was business casual. It's perfect for most occasions but don't confuse it with business casual, which is a notch above on the style chain. He thinks the concept of business casual is on the wane. They dress in business casual mostly, evincing no untoward whooping or mania or anger. Definition of business casual in US English: business casual adjective North American Relating to or denoting a style of clothing that is less formal than traditional business wear, but is still intended to give a professional and businesslike impression. 商务休闲的 I don't wear a dark suit to work, thanks to the business casual trend noun North American Business casual clothing. 商务便装 business casual has become the standard in many work environments 在许多工作场所，商务便装已成为标准服装。 Example sentencesExamples I too regard khakis as boring business casual. Most career service experts caution students to avoid casual or business casual attire, even though business casual has become the standard in many work environments. A small, mousy man dressed in business-casual came onto the bus. The league wants its players to dress for public functions in a style called "business casual." He thinks the concept of business casual is on the wane. Our offices are right in the centre and all business casual. Business casual is here to stay. Granted, there once was a time when business casual was the way to go in every office from accounting firms to chic tech companies. With the rising popularity of business casual cropping up in the professional market, the classy gentleman would be more inclined to dress in business casual rather than his conservative counterpart. There's just something I can't relate to in the whole concept of business casual. As an executive in the company, however, Armstrong likes to bump up the take on business casual a few notches. Everyone else was in east coast business casual - sports coats and khaki pants. Wait until someone eventually tells you that you can dress business casual and drop the suits. They said for any of the performances business casual is expected. It's perfect for most occasions but don't confuse it with business casual, which is a notch above on the style chain. They dress in business casual mostly, evincing no untoward whooping or mania or anger. Service was professional but not overly formal, and dress was business casual. We're just as confused about business casual as you are. Asking a superior is always a good idea, since others may not necessarily know what business casual is and may still be wearing suits everyday. Whether your office has just implemented business casual or you're invited to a black-tie gig, check out what you should be wearing.
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