Definition of tatami in English:

tatami

(also tatami mat)

nounPlural tatamis təˈtɑːmitəˈtämē

A rush-covered straw mat forming a traditional Japanese floor covering.
Example sentencesExamples
- She said when she moved in all the rooms were designed in Japanese style with tatami on the floor.
- My room had a wood floor with a tatami mat over it.
- Finally, there's an exclusive line of Japanese tatami - textured granular plasters combined with either straw or recycled glass.
- Not that much happens, but it happens in breathtaking, meticulously composed shots, usually filmed from a stationary position a metre off the floor - the approximate eye-line of someone seated on a tatami.
- I made an executive decision about my life and downgraded my bed to a cheap tatami mat, a traditional straw Japanese mat meant for sleeping.

Origin

Japanese.

Definition of tatami in US English:

tatami

(also tatami mat)

nountəˈtämē

A rush-covered straw mat forming a traditional Japanese floor covering.
Example sentencesExamples
- Not that much happens, but it happens in breathtaking, meticulously composed shots, usually filmed from a stationary position a metre off the floor - the approximate eye-line of someone seated on a tatami.
- I made an executive decision about my life and downgraded my bed to a cheap tatami mat, a traditional straw Japanese mat meant for sleeping.
- Finally, there's an exclusive line of Japanese tatami - textured granular plasters combined with either straw or recycled glass.
- She said when she moved in all the rooms were designed in Japanese style with tatami on the floor.
- My room had a wood floor with a tatami mat over it.

Origin

Japanese.

单词	tatami
释义	Definition of tatami in English: tatami (also tatami mat) nounPlural tatamis təˈtɑːmitəˈtämē A rush-covered straw mat forming a traditional Japanese floor covering. Example sentencesExamples She said when she moved in all the rooms were designed in Japanese style with tatami on the floor. My room had a wood floor with a tatami mat over it. Finally, there's an exclusive line of Japanese tatami - textured granular plasters combined with either straw or recycled glass. Not that much happens, but it happens in breathtaking, meticulously composed shots, usually filmed from a stationary position a metre off the floor - the approximate eye-line of someone seated on a tatami. I made an executive decision about my life and downgraded my bed to a cheap tatami mat, a traditional straw Japanese mat meant for sleeping. Origin Japanese. Definition of tatami in US English: tatami (also tatami mat) nountəˈtämē A rush-covered straw mat forming a traditional Japanese floor covering. Example sentencesExamples Not that much happens, but it happens in breathtaking, meticulously composed shots, usually filmed from a stationary position a metre off the floor - the approximate eye-line of someone seated on a tatami. I made an executive decision about my life and downgraded my bed to a cheap tatami mat, a traditional straw Japanese mat meant for sleeping. Finally, there's an exclusive line of Japanese tatami - textured granular plasters combined with either straw or recycled glass. She said when she moved in all the rooms were designed in Japanese style with tatami on the floor. My room had a wood floor with a tatami mat over it. Origin Japanese.
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