wrapping paper

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Householdwrapping paperˈwrapping ˌpaper noun [uncountable] DHCOVERcoloured paper that you use for wrapping presents SYN gift wrapExamples from the Corpuswrapping paper• Printing, writing, and tissue papers, corrugated cardboard and wrapping paper are of excellent quality.• Buy teddy bear wrapping paper for decorations.• Also a special Christmas wrapping paper all over flowers, because of the name of the firm.• We use 42 thousand miles of wrapping paper a year. 218 million lolly sticks a year.• Rarely has the wrapping paper had so little to do with the gift inside.

单词	wrapping paper
释义	wrapping paper From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Householdwrapping paperˈwrapping ˌpaper noun [uncountable] DHCOVERcoloured paper that you use for wrapping presents SYN gift wrapExamples from the Corpuswrapping paper• Printing, writing, and tissue papers, corrugated cardboard and wrapping paper are of excellent quality.• Buy teddy bear wrapping paper for decorations.• Also a special Christmas wrapping paper all over flowers, because of the name of the firm.• We use 42 thousand miles of wrapping paper a year. 218 million lolly sticks a year.• Rarely has the wrapping paper had so little to do with the gift inside.
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