tulle
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++tulle /tjuːl $ tuːl/ noun [uncountable] TIMa thin soft silk or nylon material like a net 〔丝绸或尼龙的〕薄纱，绢网
Examples from the Corpus
tulle• Not that Cara had anything against tulle frills.• This was the time when hats resembled wedding cakes with layers of chiffon, tulle, feathers and even birds.• And I had a bit of tulle in my hair to match the dress ... What do you most like to wear?• She wore a ravishing dress of white tulle with a wide skirt embroidered with little knots of red velvet.• She gracefully collapsed in a waterfall of white tulle while the leaves thickly and fast filled the grotto.Origin tulle (1800-1900) French Tulle city in Francetulle nounChinese
material soft nylon silk thin or a Corpus
tulle
tulle /tjuːl $ tuːl/
noun [uncountable]
tulle /tjuːl $ tuːl/
noun [uncountable] Date: 1800-1900
Language: French
Origin: Tulle city in France
a thin soft silk or nylon material like a net
Language: French
Origin: Tulle city in France