英：[ˌdə rɪˈgɜ:(r)]
美：[dəriˈɡɚr]
de rigueur如何读
de rigueur是什么意思
社交礼节上需要的；
de rigueur英英释义
adjective
prescribed or required by fashion, etiquette, or custom : proper
… tattoos, of course, being de rigueur among the poetry set. …—Will Ferguson
de rigueur词源中文解释
1849年，源自法语，字面意思为“严格”，因此表示“根据惯例义务行事”。参见 rigor。
de rigueur词源英文解释
French
The first known use of de rigueur was in 1833
de rigueur 例句
1 Dark sunglasses are de rigueur these days.
2 though he was wearing a dinner jacket and a black bow tie, his jeans and tennis shoes were hardly de rigueur
3 For most elite watchmaking houses, the celebrity ambassador is as de rigueur as the balance wheel.
4 These days, destination flying has become de rigueur (especially post-pandemic), supported by the growth of rental properties and hotel concepts that cater specifically to aviators.
5 Evening dress is de rigueur at the Casino.
在赌博娱乐场要穿晚礼服。
6 T-shirts now seem almost de rigueur in the West End.
T恤衫现在几乎成了伦敦西区时尚人士的必备之物。
7 Thus, crime is common, apathy is de rigueur, and cynicism is rampant.
从而, 罪恶变得没什么大不了, 冷漠变成社交需要, 而玩世不恭成了每个人的生活态度.
8 Instruction as to when and where a silk hat is de rigueur.
有关在何时何地戴大礼帽得体的介绍说明.