boutique

UK:  [buː'tiːk]

US:  [bu'tik]

复数：boutiques  

n.

1.精品专卖店

2.(妇女)时装用品小商店

3.〔自备原料以满足订户特定需求的〕专酿优质酒小酒厂

4.镶嵌珠宝〔镀金〕的日用品

1 . "The best moment was being at Brown's bridal boutique and getting to try on all the lovely Vera Wang dresses, " she said.
“最美妙的时刻是在布朗的结婚宴会上还有试穿由王微微设计的礼服，”她说。

2 . "It's a bit of a club atmosphere in here, " says Barry Klein, director of the Taylor boutique.
泰勒精品店的店长巴里•克莱因说：“这里有点俱乐部的氛围。”

3 . There must have been a goodbye party, with the customary boutique cupcakes and plastic Champagne flutes.
她肯定举办了一个有传统精品店蛋糕和塑料香槟长笛的告别晚会。

4 . But this integrated, one-bank approach is the opposite of what some of the Swiss boutique players are trying to achieve.
但是，这种综合的、“银行一体化”的思路与瑞士某些高端银行所致力实现的目标背道而驰。

5 . This should help the wearer to avoid attracting mujahideen rocket fire if she wanders into a war zone on her way back from the boutique.
如果穿着者走出服装店、去某个战区闲逛，这身衣服应该能帮她避免引起穆斯林游击队火箭炮的攻击。