Definition of touchpaper in English:

touchpaper

noun ˈtʌtʃpeɪpəˈtətʃˌpeɪpər

1A strip of paper impregnated with nitre, for setting light to fireworks or explosive substances.
（烟火、火药的）导火纸，火硝纸
Example sentencesExamples
- At the time the first touchpaper was scheduled to be lit, cars were still queueing bumper to bumper on Netherhampton Road.
- They delight in allowing their children within close proximity of devices that will burn their faces off quicker than you can say 'light the blue touchpaper and stand well back'.
- And he can light the blue touchpaper on a Roman Candle, but it may be impossible to tell whether the ensuing two second fizzing is the intended special effect or a product malfunction.
- Light the blue touchpaper, and retire to a safe distance.
1. 1.1 Used in reference to an action that is likely to cause anger or controversy.
  it was an intervention by the umpire that lit the blue touchpaper
  Example sentencesExamples
  It was those last words that finally lit the blue touchpaper.
  Any proposed variation of a ban immediately ignites a toxic touchpaper.
  Mentioning it to members of the 1958 squad was lighting the blue touchpaper of 45-year-old grievances.
  I like to think that I am not unduly irritated by life, but the last week has finally lit my personal touchpaper.
  Asked to look to the future Adu briefly hesitates, perhaps wary of relighting the promotional touchpaper, yet can't resist touching on the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
  He may not be around to light the blue touchpaper at future internationals, but fireworks lie ahead.
  By contrast, now I just sit there and wait for the magic word to set off the blue touchpaper.
  If we follow this route, I think we can both say, with considerable justification, that we have exhausted every conceivable avenue prior to lighting the litigation touchpaper.
  The blue touchpaper has been lit and things will explode in Question Time today.
  The Prime Minister had lit the touchpaper and retired to Downing Street, job done.

Definition of touchpaper in US English:

touchpaper

nounˈtətʃˌpeɪpərˈtəCHˌpāpər

1A strip of paper impregnated with niter, for lighting fireworks or explosive substances.
（烟火、火药的）导火纸，火硝纸
Example sentencesExamples
- And he can light the blue touchpaper on a Roman Candle, but it may be impossible to tell whether the ensuing two second fizzing is the intended special effect or a product malfunction.
- They delight in allowing their children within close proximity of devices that will burn their faces off quicker than you can say 'light the blue touchpaper and stand well back'.
- At the time the first touchpaper was scheduled to be lit, cars were still queueing bumper to bumper on Netherhampton Road.
- Light the blue touchpaper, and retire to a safe distance.
1. 1.1 Used in reference to an action that is likely to cause anger or controversy.
  it was an intervention by the umpire that lit the blue touchpaper
  Example sentencesExamples
  I like to think that I am not unduly irritated by life, but the last week has finally lit my personal touchpaper.
  The Prime Minister had lit the touchpaper and retired to Downing Street, job done.
  Any proposed variation of a ban immediately ignites a toxic touchpaper.
  By contrast, now I just sit there and wait for the magic word to set off the blue touchpaper.
  It was those last words that finally lit the blue touchpaper.
  Mentioning it to members of the 1958 squad was lighting the blue touchpaper of 45-year-old grievances.
  He may not be around to light the blue touchpaper at future internationals, but fireworks lie ahead.
  Asked to look to the future Adu briefly hesitates, perhaps wary of relighting the promotional touchpaper, yet can't resist touching on the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
  If we follow this route, I think we can both say, with considerable justification, that we have exhausted every conceivable avenue prior to lighting the litigation touchpaper.
  The blue touchpaper has been lit and things will explode in Question Time today.

词汇	touchpaper
释义	Definition of touchpaper in English: touchpaper noun ˈtʌtʃpeɪpəˈtətʃˌpeɪpər 1A strip of paper impregnated with nitre, for setting light to fireworks or explosive substances. （烟火、火药的）导火纸，火硝纸 Example sentencesExamples At the time the first touchpaper was scheduled to be lit, cars were still queueing bumper to bumper on Netherhampton Road. They delight in allowing their children within close proximity of devices that will burn their faces off quicker than you can say 'light the blue touchpaper and stand well back'. And he can light the blue touchpaper on a Roman Candle, but it may be impossible to tell whether the ensuing two second fizzing is the intended special effect or a product malfunction. Light the blue touchpaper, and retire to a safe distance. 1.1 Used in reference to an action that is likely to cause anger or controversy. it was an intervention by the umpire that lit the blue touchpaper Example sentencesExamples It was those last words that finally lit the blue touchpaper. Any proposed variation of a ban immediately ignites a toxic touchpaper. Mentioning it to members of the 1958 squad was lighting the blue touchpaper of 45-year-old grievances. I like to think that I am not unduly irritated by life, but the last week has finally lit my personal touchpaper. Asked to look to the future Adu briefly hesitates, perhaps wary of relighting the promotional touchpaper, yet can't resist touching on the 2006 World Cup in Germany. He may not be around to light the blue touchpaper at future internationals, but fireworks lie ahead. By contrast, now I just sit there and wait for the magic word to set off the blue touchpaper. If we follow this route, I think we can both say, with considerable justification, that we have exhausted every conceivable avenue prior to lighting the litigation touchpaper. The blue touchpaper has been lit and things will explode in Question Time today. The Prime Minister had lit the touchpaper and retired to Downing Street, job done. Definition of touchpaper in US English: touchpaper nounˈtətʃˌpeɪpərˈtəCHˌpāpər 1A strip of paper impregnated with niter, for lighting fireworks or explosive substances. （烟火、火药的）导火纸，火硝纸 Example sentencesExamples And he can light the blue touchpaper on a Roman Candle, but it may be impossible to tell whether the ensuing two second fizzing is the intended special effect or a product malfunction. They delight in allowing their children within close proximity of devices that will burn their faces off quicker than you can say 'light the blue touchpaper and stand well back'. At the time the first touchpaper was scheduled to be lit, cars were still queueing bumper to bumper on Netherhampton Road. Light the blue touchpaper, and retire to a safe distance. 1.1 Used in reference to an action that is likely to cause anger or controversy. it was an intervention by the umpire that lit the blue touchpaper Example sentencesExamples I like to think that I am not unduly irritated by life, but the last week has finally lit my personal touchpaper. The Prime Minister had lit the touchpaper and retired to Downing Street, job done. Any proposed variation of a ban immediately ignites a toxic touchpaper. By contrast, now I just sit there and wait for the magic word to set off the blue touchpaper. It was those last words that finally lit the blue touchpaper. Mentioning it to members of the 1958 squad was lighting the blue touchpaper of 45-year-old grievances. He may not be around to light the blue touchpaper at future internationals, but fireworks lie ahead. Asked to look to the future Adu briefly hesitates, perhaps wary of relighting the promotional touchpaper, yet can't resist touching on the 2006 World Cup in Germany. If we follow this route, I think we can both say, with considerable justification, that we have exhausted every conceivable avenue prior to lighting the litigation touchpaper. The blue touchpaper has been lit and things will explode in Question Time today.
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