napkins

英 [ˈnæpkɪnz]

美 [ˈnæpkɪnz]

n.  餐巾; 餐巾纸
napkin的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 餐巾;餐巾纸
  Anapkinis a square of cloth or paper that you use when you are eating to protect your clothes, or to wipe your mouth or hands.
  1. 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。

双语例句

• A new servant had been recently installed and had forgot the napkins.
  最近又换了一个女仆，今天新女仆忘了准备餐巾。
• I asked the waiter for some napkins.
  我让服务员拿来餐巾纸。
• By now everyone had finished eating and had wiped their faces with the damp napkins.
  这时大家都已放下了碗，脸也揩过了。
• I noticed, too, that I am out of napkins.
  我也留意到我的餐巾纸用完了。
• The waiters stood to attention with napkins folded over their arms.
  服务员笔直站立着，餐巾折叠着放在他们的手臂上。
• She put out glasses and paper napkins.
  她摆好了玻璃杯和餐巾纸。
• Ok, tables are set, everything is polished, napkins folded.
  好了，桌子放好、有东西都擦得亮晶晶、餐巾也折好了。
• They never give you any napkins in this place.
  他们没给你餐巾纸吗。
• What did I tell you about folding the napkins neatly?
  我怎么告诉你把餐巾纸折叠整洁的？
• It seems that casual is the new sophisticated and paper napkins and communal tables are the new standard.
  这样看来，这种休闲式约会的新标准就可以概括为精致、餐巾纸和公共桌子。