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napkin n.餐巾；一小块布或毛巾；卫生巾 (1) 我再要一只碟子和一条餐巾。(2) 他用餐巾擦了擦嘴，(3) 这位母亲在婴儿的身体下面铺了一块尿布。(4) 根据要求可装配超薄棉芯卫生巾，可装配立体护围面料成型。 You can use the word napkin for a fancy linen cloth or a cheap paper one, although in many English-speaking countries it's instead called a "serviette." Napkins have been around since ancient Rome, while some stories have the ancient Greeks using pieces of bread as napkins. The invention of paper napkins dates back to China in the second century BCE. Napkin comes from the now-obsolete nape, "tablecloth."

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英 ['næpkɪn] 美 ['næpkɪn] (1) I need another plate and a napkin.(2) He wipes his mouth on the napkin.(3) The mother laid a piece of napkin under the baby's body.(4) According to the demand, it can produce ultra-thin cotton-core or leakage Barrier sanitary napkin. A napkin is a piece of cloth used for wiping your mouth while you're eating or drinking. Your grandmother might insist that everyone put their napkins in their laps before dinner is served. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]餐巾；餐巾纸 A napkin is a square of cloth or paper that you use when you are eating to protect your clothes, or to wipe your mouth or hands. She was taking tiny bites of a hot dog and daintily wiping her lips with a napkin.她小口地吃着热狗，用餐巾优雅地擦着嘴。

英语单词	napkin
英美音标	英 ['næpkɪn] 美 ['næpkɪn]
中文释义	n.餐巾；一小块布或毛巾；卫生巾
英语例句	(1) I need another plate and a napkin. (2) He wipes his mouth on the napkin. (3) The mother laid a piece of napkin under the baby's body. (4) According to the demand, it can produce ultra-thin cotton-core or leakage Barrier sanitary napkin.
中文例句	(1) 我再要一只碟子和一条餐巾。 (2) 他用餐巾擦了擦嘴， (3) 这位母亲在婴儿的身体下面铺了一块尿布。 (4) 根据要求可装配超薄棉芯卫生巾，可装配立体护围面料成型。
vocabulary简明	A napkin is a piece of cloth used for wiping your mouth while you're eating or drinking. Your grandmother might insist that everyone put their napkins in their laps before dinner is served.
vocabulary扩展	You can use the word napkin for a fancy linen cloth or a cheap paper one, although in many English-speaking countries it's instead called a "serviette." Napkins have been around since ancient Rome, while some stories have the ancient Greeks using pieces of bread as napkins. The invention of paper napkins dates back to China in the second century BCE. Napkin comes from the now-obsolete nape, "tablecloth."
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]餐巾；餐巾纸 A napkin is a square of cloth or paper that you use when you are eating to protect your clothes, or to wipe your mouth or hands. She was taking tiny bites of a hot dog and daintily wiping her lips with a napkin. 她小口地吃着热狗，用餐巾优雅地擦着嘴。

Napkin Mouth Cloth Paper Piece Wiping Eating Ancient