Definition of washi in English:

washi

noun ˈwɒʃiˈwɑʃi

mass noun

Decorative paper of a kind traditionally handmade in Japan.
a small kite made of bamboo and washi
as modifier richly designed washi paper
Example sentencesExamples
- Thus, for the first time, they were able to create a washi lampshade with a white, reflective inner surface and a colored outer surface.
- Though tissue-like in appearance, washi is reasonably tough, making its long production time worth the wait.
- Thin, yet strong, washi is used to make all kinds of Japanese household items, including sliding doors, fans, and lamps.
- Washi can be applied to walls, molding, bookcases and other furniture - then just as easily peeled away, leaving no residue.
- I've already used regular washi to save an old (and hideous) shoe storage unit and now it's so much cheerier.
- His handwriting is beautiful, the washi stationery is amazing, and his continued gratitude for our friendship warms my heart.
- Tanizaki holds a similar affection for washi, which makes everything a bit softer and shadowy-looking when light streams through it.
- Add washi to place cards or wrap it around napkin rings.
- Adorn a papier mache ornament with two coordinating washi patterns, topped with a craft-store monogram.
- The only current study of washi, it provides a compelling overview, explaining its history as well as the techniques and decorative motifs involved.
- She says washi adheres especially well to metals, so you can decorate lockers, blinds and furniture.

Origin

Japanese, from wa 'of Japan' + shi 'paper'.

Definition of washi in US English:

washi

nounˈwɑʃiˈwäSHē

Decorative paper of a kind traditionally handmade in Japan.
a small kite made of bamboo and washi
as modifier richly designed washi paper
Example sentencesExamples
- The only current study of washi, it provides a compelling overview, explaining its history as well as the techniques and decorative motifs involved.
- Washi can be applied to walls, molding, bookcases and other furniture - then just as easily peeled away, leaving no residue.
- She says washi adheres especially well to metals, so you can decorate lockers, blinds and furniture.
- Tanizaki holds a similar affection for washi, which makes everything a bit softer and shadowy-looking when light streams through it.
- I've already used regular washi to save an old (and hideous) shoe storage unit and now it's so much cheerier.
- Thin, yet strong, washi is used to make all kinds of Japanese household items, including sliding doors, fans, and lamps.
- Add washi to place cards or wrap it around napkin rings.
- His handwriting is beautiful, the washi stationery is amazing, and his continued gratitude for our friendship warms my heart.
- Though tissue-like in appearance, washi is reasonably tough, making its long production time worth the wait.
- Thus, for the first time, they were able to create a washi lampshade with a white, reflective inner surface and a colored outer surface.
- Adorn a papier mache ornament with two coordinating washi patterns, topped with a craft-store monogram.

Origin

Japanese, from wa ‘of Japan’ + shi ‘paper’.

词汇	washi
释义	Definition of washi in English: washi noun ˈwɒʃiˈwɑʃi mass noun Decorative paper of a kind traditionally handmade in Japan. a small kite made of bamboo and washi as modifier richly designed washi paper Example sentencesExamples Thus, for the first time, they were able to create a washi lampshade with a white, reflective inner surface and a colored outer surface. Though tissue-like in appearance, washi is reasonably tough, making its long production time worth the wait. Thin, yet strong, washi is used to make all kinds of Japanese household items, including sliding doors, fans, and lamps. Washi can be applied to walls, molding, bookcases and other furniture - then just as easily peeled away, leaving no residue. I've already used regular washi to save an old (and hideous) shoe storage unit and now it's so much cheerier. His handwriting is beautiful, the washi stationery is amazing, and his continued gratitude for our friendship warms my heart. Tanizaki holds a similar affection for washi, which makes everything a bit softer and shadowy-looking when light streams through it. Add washi to place cards or wrap it around napkin rings. Adorn a papier mache ornament with two coordinating washi patterns, topped with a craft-store monogram. The only current study of washi, it provides a compelling overview, explaining its history as well as the techniques and decorative motifs involved. She says washi adheres especially well to metals, so you can decorate lockers, blinds and furniture. Origin Japanese, from wa 'of Japan' + shi 'paper'. Definition of washi in US English: washi nounˈwɑʃiˈwäSHē Decorative paper of a kind traditionally handmade in Japan. a small kite made of bamboo and washi as modifier richly designed washi paper Example sentencesExamples The only current study of washi, it provides a compelling overview, explaining its history as well as the techniques and decorative motifs involved. Washi can be applied to walls, molding, bookcases and other furniture - then just as easily peeled away, leaving no residue. She says washi adheres especially well to metals, so you can decorate lockers, blinds and furniture. Tanizaki holds a similar affection for washi, which makes everything a bit softer and shadowy-looking when light streams through it. I've already used regular washi to save an old (and hideous) shoe storage unit and now it's so much cheerier. Thin, yet strong, washi is used to make all kinds of Japanese household items, including sliding doors, fans, and lamps. Add washi to place cards or wrap it around napkin rings. His handwriting is beautiful, the washi stationery is amazing, and his continued gratitude for our friendship warms my heart. Though tissue-like in appearance, washi is reasonably tough, making its long production time worth the wait. Thus, for the first time, they were able to create a washi lampshade with a white, reflective inner surface and a colored outer surface. Adorn a papier mache ornament with two coordinating washi patterns, topped with a craft-store monogram. Origin Japanese, from wa ‘of Japan’ + shi ‘paper’.
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