vải dầu

vải dầu

Người thợ trải tấm vải dầu lên bàn trước khi sơn.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • Oilcloth: A fabric, typically cotton or linen, that has been treated with oil, wax, or a synthetic coating to make it waterproof. It is commonly used for tablecloths, rainwear, or bags.
    • Tarpaulin: A heavy-duty, waterproof cloth, often made of canvas or polyester coated with plastic or tar, used for covering and protecting objects from the weather.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • ngoại trải tấm vải dầu lên bàn ăn. (Grandmother spread the oilcloth on the dining table.)
    • Hãy dùng vải dầu che đống gỗ đó lại. (Use the tarpaulin to cover that pile of wood.)
    • Áo mưa ngày xưa thường được may bằng vải dầu. (Raincoats in the old days were often made from oilcloth.)
Advanced Usage
  • The term can refer to the material itself or to a finished item (like a cover or garment) made from it. The specific meaning is often clear from context.
    • Cửa hàng bán vải dầu theo mét. (The store sells oilcloth by the meter.)
    • Anh ấy cuộn tấm vải dầu lại. (He rolled up the tarpaulin.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Bạt dầu (n): A more common modern synonym for "tarpaulin," especially for heavy-duty covers.
    • Phủ bạt dầu lên mái nhà tạm. (Cover the temporary roof with a tarpaulin.)
  • Vải nhựa (n): Plastic-coated fabric; a type of modern oilcloth.
    • Túi được làm từ vải nhựa không thấm nước. (The bag is made from plastic-coated fabric and is waterproof.)
Synonyms
  • Oilcloth: Waterproofed fabric for household use.
  • Tarpaulin: Heavy waterproof sheet for protection.
  • Waterproof cloth: General term for any fabric treated to resist water.
Related Idioms
  • There are no common idioms specifically using the term "vải dầu."