Definition of tissue paper in English:

tissue paper

nounˈtɪʃuː peɪpəˈtɪʃuːpeɪpə(r)

mass noun

Thin, soft paper, typically used for wrapping or protecting fragile or delicate articles.
（尤指用来包裹易碎品或精细品的）薄纸，绵纸；薄页纸
Example sentencesExamples
- He unwrapped tissue paper from something soft, round and brown and handed it out to Yossarian.
- We know it was once highly polished because an unused supply was found in the original tissue paper wrappings.
- Save cardboard from paper towel rolls, and cover the tubes with red tissue paper.
- Elaine crossed her arms over her chest as if to cover the fact that the negligee was as thin as tissue paper.
- Asked why she indulged in such blasphemy, she simply replied that in her home there were more banknotes than tissue paper.
- Around 15 children aged between five and eight created Easter cards and decoupage Easter eggs using tissue paper.
- I guess today marked another piece of childhood, wrapped up in tissue paper and tightly packaged, being moved into the loft.
- The root material was blotted dry briefly using soft tissue paper.
- Put them all in a small box with tissue paper, and tie it with a large bow.
- The first is to place small crumpled pieces of colored tissue paper on the watercolor paper.
- The plot has all the consistency of tissue paper, and the acting is equally as thin.
- A traditional Bermuda kite comprises a strung wooden frame, onto which are pasted sheets of brightly coloured tissue paper.
- Inside was something that was wrapped in pale blue tissue paper, but on top of the wrapping was a card with her name on it.
- Guy pulls out a small box covered in wrapping paper and places the videotape on a bed of tissue paper inside.
- I unwrapped my new turquoise heels from their delicate tissue paper and admired myself in the mirror.
- The whole movie looks as if it were shot with a thin sheet of tissue paper over the lens.
- What I found was tissue paper in the exact same shade of gold as my sandals.
- When ironing washed lace, always cover with white tissue paper between the iron and the lace to prevent the latter from becoming shiny.
- It was always wrapped in tissue paper, and I loved the way it crinkled as I held it.
- One of them was half full of well preserved tissue paper that has been kept for the express purpose of wrapping all of the breakables when we move so that left two and a half boxes.
Synonyms
wrapping paper

Definition of tissue paper in US English:

tissue paper

nounˈtɪʃuːpeɪpə(r)

Thin, soft paper, typically used for wrapping or protecting fragile or delicate articles.
（尤指用来包裹易碎品或精细品的）薄纸，绵纸；薄页纸
Example sentencesExamples
- Guy pulls out a small box covered in wrapping paper and places the videotape on a bed of tissue paper inside.
- When ironing washed lace, always cover with white tissue paper between the iron and the lace to prevent the latter from becoming shiny.
- The plot has all the consistency of tissue paper, and the acting is equally as thin.
- The first is to place small crumpled pieces of colored tissue paper on the watercolor paper.
- I guess today marked another piece of childhood, wrapped up in tissue paper and tightly packaged, being moved into the loft.
- Save cardboard from paper towel rolls, and cover the tubes with red tissue paper.
- Asked why she indulged in such blasphemy, she simply replied that in her home there were more banknotes than tissue paper.
- Put them all in a small box with tissue paper, and tie it with a large bow.
- A traditional Bermuda kite comprises a strung wooden frame, onto which are pasted sheets of brightly coloured tissue paper.
- Elaine crossed her arms over her chest as if to cover the fact that the negligee was as thin as tissue paper.
- I unwrapped my new turquoise heels from their delicate tissue paper and admired myself in the mirror.
- What I found was tissue paper in the exact same shade of gold as my sandals.
- It was always wrapped in tissue paper, and I loved the way it crinkled as I held it.
- Around 15 children aged between five and eight created Easter cards and decoupage Easter eggs using tissue paper.
- He unwrapped tissue paper from something soft, round and brown and handed it out to Yossarian.
- One of them was half full of well preserved tissue paper that has been kept for the express purpose of wrapping all of the breakables when we move so that left two and a half boxes.
- The root material was blotted dry briefly using soft tissue paper.
- The whole movie looks as if it were shot with a thin sheet of tissue paper over the lens.
- Inside was something that was wrapped in pale blue tissue paper, but on top of the wrapping was a card with her name on it.
- We know it was once highly polished because an unused supply was found in the original tissue paper wrappings.
Synonyms
wrapping paper

词汇	tissue paper
释义	Definition of tissue paper in English: tissue paper nounˈtɪʃuː peɪpəˈtɪʃuːpeɪpə(r) mass noun Thin, soft paper, typically used for wrapping or protecting fragile or delicate articles. （尤指用来包裹易碎品或精细品的）薄纸，绵纸；薄页纸 Example sentencesExamples He unwrapped tissue paper from something soft, round and brown and handed it out to Yossarian. We know it was once highly polished because an unused supply was found in the original tissue paper wrappings. Save cardboard from paper towel rolls, and cover the tubes with red tissue paper. Elaine crossed her arms over her chest as if to cover the fact that the negligee was as thin as tissue paper. Asked why she indulged in such blasphemy, she simply replied that in her home there were more banknotes than tissue paper. Around 15 children aged between five and eight created Easter cards and decoupage Easter eggs using tissue paper. I guess today marked another piece of childhood, wrapped up in tissue paper and tightly packaged, being moved into the loft. The root material was blotted dry briefly using soft tissue paper. Put them all in a small box with tissue paper, and tie it with a large bow. The first is to place small crumpled pieces of colored tissue paper on the watercolor paper. The plot has all the consistency of tissue paper, and the acting is equally as thin. A traditional Bermuda kite comprises a strung wooden frame, onto which are pasted sheets of brightly coloured tissue paper. Inside was something that was wrapped in pale blue tissue paper, but on top of the wrapping was a card with her name on it. Guy pulls out a small box covered in wrapping paper and places the videotape on a bed of tissue paper inside. I unwrapped my new turquoise heels from their delicate tissue paper and admired myself in the mirror. The whole movie looks as if it were shot with a thin sheet of tissue paper over the lens. What I found was tissue paper in the exact same shade of gold as my sandals. When ironing washed lace, always cover with white tissue paper between the iron and the lace to prevent the latter from becoming shiny. It was always wrapped in tissue paper, and I loved the way it crinkled as I held it. One of them was half full of well preserved tissue paper that has been kept for the express purpose of wrapping all of the breakables when we move so that left two and a half boxes. Synonyms wrapping paper Definition of tissue paper in US English: tissue paper nounˈtɪʃuːpeɪpə(r) Thin, soft paper, typically used for wrapping or protecting fragile or delicate articles. （尤指用来包裹易碎品或精细品的）薄纸，绵纸；薄页纸 Example sentencesExamples Guy pulls out a small box covered in wrapping paper and places the videotape on a bed of tissue paper inside. When ironing washed lace, always cover with white tissue paper between the iron and the lace to prevent the latter from becoming shiny. The plot has all the consistency of tissue paper, and the acting is equally as thin. The first is to place small crumpled pieces of colored tissue paper on the watercolor paper. I guess today marked another piece of childhood, wrapped up in tissue paper and tightly packaged, being moved into the loft. Save cardboard from paper towel rolls, and cover the tubes with red tissue paper. Asked why she indulged in such blasphemy, she simply replied that in her home there were more banknotes than tissue paper. Put them all in a small box with tissue paper, and tie it with a large bow. A traditional Bermuda kite comprises a strung wooden frame, onto which are pasted sheets of brightly coloured tissue paper. Elaine crossed her arms over her chest as if to cover the fact that the negligee was as thin as tissue paper. I unwrapped my new turquoise heels from their delicate tissue paper and admired myself in the mirror. What I found was tissue paper in the exact same shade of gold as my sandals. It was always wrapped in tissue paper, and I loved the way it crinkled as I held it. Around 15 children aged between five and eight created Easter cards and decoupage Easter eggs using tissue paper. He unwrapped tissue paper from something soft, round and brown and handed it out to Yossarian. One of them was half full of well preserved tissue paper that has been kept for the express purpose of wrapping all of the breakables when we move so that left two and a half boxes. The root material was blotted dry briefly using soft tissue paper. The whole movie looks as if it were shot with a thin sheet of tissue paper over the lens. Inside was something that was wrapped in pale blue tissue paper, but on top of the wrapping was a card with her name on it. We know it was once highly polished because an unused supply was found in the original tissue paper wrappings. Synonyms wrapping paper
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