Definition of ramie in English:

ramie

noun ˈrami

mass noun

1A vegetable fibre noted for its length and toughness.
Example sentencesExamples
- While it is around 15% in jute, it is less than 5% in flax and ramie.
- Potential sources being tested include soy, hemp, ramie, kenaf stems, pineapple and henequen leaves, and banana stems.
- Plant fibre used in carpet construction, including sisal, cotton, jute, coconut, pineapple, ramie, and hemp, have characteristics similar to cotton.
1. 1.1 Cloth woven from ramie.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The fibre in its various forms will eventually rank alongside linen, cotton, and ramie.
  It dissolves fabrics made of cellulose fibers, such as cotton, linen, rayon, and ramie, offering a variety of decorative options.
  I would like to dye them both darker colors - but linen is traditionally one of the more difficult natural fibers to dye, and I don't know anything about dying ramie at all, except that it is ‘similar’ to flax.
  Climatex Lifecycle, made by Swiss company Rohner Textil, is fabric made of pesticide free wool and organically grown ramie (a natural linen-like fiber).
  Another collection is totally natural with natural fabrics like ramie, natural colours such as green and yellow, and a simple cut.
  Indeed, even coastal fisheries were severely hampered after 1941 by mounting shortages of cotton yarn, ramie, Manila hemp, and, most importantly, petroleum.
2The plant of the nettle family which yields ramie, native to tropical Asia.
Boehmeria nivea, family Urticaceae

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Malay rami.

Rhymes

chamois, clammy, gammy, Grammy, hammy, jammy, mammae, mammee, Miami, rammy, Sammy, shammy, whammy

Definition of ramie in US English:

ramie

noun

1A vegetable fiber noted for its length and toughness.
Example sentencesExamples
- While it is around 15% in jute, it is less than 5% in flax and ramie.
- Plant fibre used in carpet construction, including sisal, cotton, jute, coconut, pineapple, ramie, and hemp, have characteristics similar to cotton.
- Potential sources being tested include soy, hemp, ramie, kenaf stems, pineapple and henequen leaves, and banana stems.
1. 1.1 Cloth woven from ramie.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Another collection is totally natural with natural fabrics like ramie, natural colours such as green and yellow, and a simple cut.
  I would like to dye them both darker colors - but linen is traditionally one of the more difficult natural fibers to dye, and I don't know anything about dying ramie at all, except that it is ‘similar’ to flax.
  It dissolves fabrics made of cellulose fibers, such as cotton, linen, rayon, and ramie, offering a variety of decorative options.
  Climatex Lifecycle, made by Swiss company Rohner Textil, is fabric made of pesticide free wool and organically grown ramie (a natural linen-like fiber).
  The fibre in its various forms will eventually rank alongside linen, cotton, and ramie.
  Indeed, even coastal fisheries were severely hampered after 1941 by mounting shortages of cotton yarn, ramie, Manila hemp, and, most importantly, petroleum.
2The plant of the nettle family that yields ramie, native to tropical Asia and cultivated elsewhere.
Boehmeria nivea, family Urticaceae

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Malay rami.

单词	ramie
释义	Definition of ramie in English: ramie noun ˈrami mass noun 1A vegetable fibre noted for its length and toughness. Example sentencesExamples While it is around 15% in jute, it is less than 5% in flax and ramie. Potential sources being tested include soy, hemp, ramie, kenaf stems, pineapple and henequen leaves, and banana stems. Plant fibre used in carpet construction, including sisal, cotton, jute, coconut, pineapple, ramie, and hemp, have characteristics similar to cotton. 1.1 Cloth woven from ramie. Example sentencesExamples The fibre in its various forms will eventually rank alongside linen, cotton, and ramie. It dissolves fabrics made of cellulose fibers, such as cotton, linen, rayon, and ramie, offering a variety of decorative options. I would like to dye them both darker colors - but linen is traditionally one of the more difficult natural fibers to dye, and I don't know anything about dying ramie at all, except that it is ‘similar’ to flax. Climatex Lifecycle, made by Swiss company Rohner Textil, is fabric made of pesticide free wool and organically grown ramie (a natural linen-like fiber). Another collection is totally natural with natural fabrics like ramie, natural colours such as green and yellow, and a simple cut. Indeed, even coastal fisheries were severely hampered after 1941 by mounting shortages of cotton yarn, ramie, Manila hemp, and, most importantly, petroleum. 2The plant of the nettle family which yields ramie, native to tropical Asia. Boehmeria nivea, family Urticaceae Origin Mid 19th century: from Malay rami. Rhymes chamois, clammy, gammy, Grammy, hammy, jammy, mammae, mammee, Miami, rammy, Sammy, shammy, whammy Definition of ramie in US English: ramie noun 1A vegetable fiber noted for its length and toughness. Example sentencesExamples While it is around 15% in jute, it is less than 5% in flax and ramie. Plant fibre used in carpet construction, including sisal, cotton, jute, coconut, pineapple, ramie, and hemp, have characteristics similar to cotton. Potential sources being tested include soy, hemp, ramie, kenaf stems, pineapple and henequen leaves, and banana stems. 1.1 Cloth woven from ramie. Example sentencesExamples Another collection is totally natural with natural fabrics like ramie, natural colours such as green and yellow, and a simple cut. I would like to dye them both darker colors - but linen is traditionally one of the more difficult natural fibers to dye, and I don't know anything about dying ramie at all, except that it is ‘similar’ to flax. It dissolves fabrics made of cellulose fibers, such as cotton, linen, rayon, and ramie, offering a variety of decorative options. Climatex Lifecycle, made by Swiss company Rohner Textil, is fabric made of pesticide free wool and organically grown ramie (a natural linen-like fiber). The fibre in its various forms will eventually rank alongside linen, cotton, and ramie. Indeed, even coastal fisheries were severely hampered after 1941 by mounting shortages of cotton yarn, ramie, Manila hemp, and, most importantly, petroleum. 2The plant of the nettle family that yields ramie, native to tropical Asia and cultivated elsewhere. Boehmeria nivea, family Urticaceae Origin Mid 19th century: from Malay rami.
随便看	latin ad hoc latin ad interim latin ad libitum latin ad rem latin alter ego Latin America Latin American Latin American Latin Americans latin apologia latin aqua Latinate latin bona fide latin caledonia latin cambria Latin Church latin circa latin compos mentis Latin cross latin curriculum vitae latin desideratum latin ecce latiner latin ergo latin fons et origo