Definition of papermaking in English:

papermaking

noun ˈpeɪpəˌmeɪkɪŋˈpeɪpərˌmeɪkɪŋ

mass noun

The manufacture of paper.
Example sentencesExamples
- Formed in 1995, the group has exhibited across the UK and Japan and its Sedbergh show includes work by a local member, papermaker Rachelle Blondel, who also has a fourth floor studio at Farfield.
- She said the idea for the collaboration came in 2002 when Di Harris, a renowned calligrapher and paper artist, invited nine calligraphers, papermakers and paper artists to join her in the production of a collaborative book.
- His father had come to the US twice and was a papermaker in the southwest Michigan paper mills along the Kalamazoo River.
- Variations in the choice and preparation of the pulp used, the skill of the papermaker, seasonal variations in the speed of drying of paper can all lead to subtle differences in appearance of watermarks in sheets made on the same mould.
- In addition papermakers often attached a decorative design, shaped in wire, to the mold; the impression it left is known as the watermark.

Derivatives

papermaker

nounˈpeɪpəˌmeɪkəˈpeɪpərˌmeɪkər

The wood pulp and clays used in papermaking are both colloidal, as are the inks used in writing and printing.
Example sentencesExamples
- Marbling, like papermaking and hand-made books, has recently experienced a revival of interest among artists and craftspersons.
- For the papermaking, families boiled straw paper to put on a wooden frame called a mould.
- In regular papermaking, the mold is a frame over which the screen that catches the pulp is stretched.
- It is also the world's second-largest producer of chemicals used to bleach pulp for papermaking.
- Although the paper mills were in Manchester, Daniel maintained a store on Main Street in Hartford, where he bought rags for papermaking and also sold the finished paper.
- ARS proclaimed kenaf to be its top alternative fiber candidate for pulp and papermaking.
- Pulping and papermaking are highly water-intensive processes.
- In Central America and Mexico, the Chinese may have introduced technologies for papermaking, dye extraction and jade working.
- He saw an article on the benefits of industrial hemp for papermaking.
- Generally, they were letterpress editions, books that paid a lot of attention to the crafts of bookmaking - printing, papermaking and book binding.
- The environmental effects of papermaking weigh heavily on our air and water quality, and on our forests.

Definition of papermaking in US English:

papermaking

nounˈpāpərˌmākiNGˈpeɪpərˌmeɪkɪŋ

The manufacture of paper.
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition papermakers often attached a decorative design, shaped in wire, to the mold; the impression it left is known as the watermark.
- She said the idea for the collaboration came in 2002 when Di Harris, a renowned calligrapher and paper artist, invited nine calligraphers, papermakers and paper artists to join her in the production of a collaborative book.
- His father had come to the US twice and was a papermaker in the southwest Michigan paper mills along the Kalamazoo River.
- Formed in 1995, the group has exhibited across the UK and Japan and its Sedbergh show includes work by a local member, papermaker Rachelle Blondel, who also has a fourth floor studio at Farfield.
- Variations in the choice and preparation of the pulp used, the skill of the papermaker, seasonal variations in the speed of drying of paper can all lead to subtle differences in appearance of watermarks in sheets made on the same mould.

单词	papermaking
释义	Definition of papermaking in English: papermaking noun ˈpeɪpəˌmeɪkɪŋˈpeɪpərˌmeɪkɪŋ mass noun The manufacture of paper. Example sentencesExamples Formed in 1995, the group has exhibited across the UK and Japan and its Sedbergh show includes work by a local member, papermaker Rachelle Blondel, who also has a fourth floor studio at Farfield. She said the idea for the collaboration came in 2002 when Di Harris, a renowned calligrapher and paper artist, invited nine calligraphers, papermakers and paper artists to join her in the production of a collaborative book. His father had come to the US twice and was a papermaker in the southwest Michigan paper mills along the Kalamazoo River. Variations in the choice and preparation of the pulp used, the skill of the papermaker, seasonal variations in the speed of drying of paper can all lead to subtle differences in appearance of watermarks in sheets made on the same mould. In addition papermakers often attached a decorative design, shaped in wire, to the mold; the impression it left is known as the watermark. Derivatives papermaker nounˈpeɪpəˌmeɪkəˈpeɪpərˌmeɪkər The wood pulp and clays used in papermaking are both colloidal, as are the inks used in writing and printing. Example sentencesExamples Marbling, like papermaking and hand-made books, has recently experienced a revival of interest among artists and craftspersons. For the papermaking, families boiled straw paper to put on a wooden frame called a mould. In regular papermaking, the mold is a frame over which the screen that catches the pulp is stretched. It is also the world's second-largest producer of chemicals used to bleach pulp for papermaking. Although the paper mills were in Manchester, Daniel maintained a store on Main Street in Hartford, where he bought rags for papermaking and also sold the finished paper. ARS proclaimed kenaf to be its top alternative fiber candidate for pulp and papermaking. Pulping and papermaking are highly water-intensive processes. In Central America and Mexico, the Chinese may have introduced technologies for papermaking, dye extraction and jade working. He saw an article on the benefits of industrial hemp for papermaking. Generally, they were letterpress editions, books that paid a lot of attention to the crafts of bookmaking - printing, papermaking and book binding. The environmental effects of papermaking weigh heavily on our air and water quality, and on our forests. Definition of papermaking in US English: papermaking nounˈpāpərˌmākiNGˈpeɪpərˌmeɪkɪŋ The manufacture of paper. Example sentencesExamples In addition papermakers often attached a decorative design, shaped in wire, to the mold; the impression it left is known as the watermark. She said the idea for the collaboration came in 2002 when Di Harris, a renowned calligrapher and paper artist, invited nine calligraphers, papermakers and paper artists to join her in the production of a collaborative book. His father had come to the US twice and was a papermaker in the southwest Michigan paper mills along the Kalamazoo River. Formed in 1995, the group has exhibited across the UK and Japan and its Sedbergh show includes work by a local member, papermaker Rachelle Blondel, who also has a fourth floor studio at Farfield. Variations in the choice and preparation of the pulp used, the skill of the papermaker, seasonal variations in the speed of drying of paper can all lead to subtle differences in appearance of watermarks in sheets made on the same mould.
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