Tulle Meaning in English
word
tuːl
TOOL
tˈʌl
TULL
Definition
A fine, lightweight net fabric, often used for wedding veils, ballet tutus, and decorative clothing.
Usage & Nuances
'Tulle' is always a noun, and most often refers to sheer, stiff fabric used in formal wear, crafts, or decorations. Commonly appears with 'wedding dress', 'veil', 'tutu', and 'skirt'. Not to be confused with 'tool' (implement) or 'tile' (building material).
Spanish: tulPortuguese (BR): tulePortuguese (PT): tuleChinese (Simplified): 薄纱Chinese (Traditional): 薄紗Hindi: ट्यूलArabic: تولBengali: টিউলRussian: фатинJapanese: チュールVietnamese: vải tuynKorean: 튜울 - 망사(직물)Turkish: tülUrdu: ٹیولIndonesian: tule
Example Sentences
The bride wore a white tulle veil.
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Ballet dancers often wear tulle tutus.
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Her dress is made of pink tulle.
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I added some tulle to the gift wrap for a nice touch.
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The little girl's room was decorated with white tulle hanging from the ceiling.
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You can make party decorations with colorful tulle—it's easy and looks great.
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