pơ-luya
Definition
- Noun:
- Tissue paper / Onionskin paper: A very thin, lightweight, and often translucent type of paper, traditionally used for airmail letters, carbon copies, or delicate artwork.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Cô ấy dùng giấy pơ-luya để vẽ phác thảo. (She used tissue paper to sketch.)
- Những bức thư viết trên giấy pơ-luya sẽ nhẹ hơn. (Letters written on onionskin paper will be lighter.)
Advanced Usage
- The term is a loanword, derived from the French "" (literally "peel paper" or "paring paper"), describing its thinness.
Variants and Related Words
- Giấy pơ-luya (n): The full, common phrase meaning "tissue/onionskin paper."
- Anh mua một tập giấy pơ-luya. (He bought a pad of onionskin paper.)
Synonyms
- Onionskin: A thin, strong, translucent paper.
- Tissue paper: Very thin, gauzy paper.
- Air mail paper: Thin paper specifically for lightweight postal use.
Related Terms
- Giấy can (n): Tracing paper, often similar in thinness and translucency.
- Giấy mỏng (n): Thin paper (general term).