Definition of flysheet in English:

flysheet

nounˈflʌɪʃiːtˈflaɪˌʃit

1British A fabric cover pitched outside and over a tent to give extra protection against bad weather.
Example sentencesExamples
- Tents with flysheets of various designs and colours dotted the encampment like wildflowers on a rolling hill.
- He unzipped a corner of the flysheet and looked inside.
2A tract or circular of two or four pages.
Example sentencesExamples
- The list of other books on the flysheet suggests that the author has got into a groove, but the record is stuck.
- As a kid I drew on any blank piece of paper I could find, from flysheets of books to the back of grocery flyers.

Definition of flysheet in US English:

flysheet

nounˈflaɪˌʃitˈflīˌSHēt

1A tract or circular of two or four pages.
Example sentencesExamples
- As a kid I drew on any blank piece of paper I could find, from flysheets of books to the back of grocery flyers.
- The list of other books on the flysheet suggests that the author has got into a groove, but the record is stuck.
2British A fabric cover pitched outside and over a tent to give extra protection against bad weather.
See fly (sense 1 of the noun)
Example sentencesExamples
- Tents with flysheets of various designs and colours dotted the encampment like wildflowers on a rolling hill.
- He unzipped a corner of the flysheet and looked inside.

单词	flysheet
释义	Definition of flysheet in English: flysheet nounˈflʌɪʃiːtˈflaɪˌʃit 1British A fabric cover pitched outside and over a tent to give extra protection against bad weather. Example sentencesExamples Tents with flysheets of various designs and colours dotted the encampment like wildflowers on a rolling hill. He unzipped a corner of the flysheet and looked inside. 2A tract or circular of two or four pages. Example sentencesExamples The list of other books on the flysheet suggests that the author has got into a groove, but the record is stuck. As a kid I drew on any blank piece of paper I could find, from flysheets of books to the back of grocery flyers. Definition of flysheet in US English: flysheet nounˈflaɪˌʃitˈflīˌSHēt 1A tract or circular of two or four pages. Example sentencesExamples As a kid I drew on any blank piece of paper I could find, from flysheets of books to the back of grocery flyers. The list of other books on the flysheet suggests that the author has got into a groove, but the record is stuck. 2British A fabric cover pitched outside and over a tent to give extra protection against bad weather. See fly (sense 1 of the noun) Example sentencesExamples Tents with flysheets of various designs and colours dotted the encampment like wildflowers on a rolling hill. He unzipped a corner of the flysheet and looked inside.
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