doily

noun

/ˈdɔɪli/

(plural doilies)

a small circle of paper or cloth with a pattern of very small holes in it, that you put on a plate under a cake or sandwiches（糕点盘上的）网眼纸垫圈，网眼布垫圈Topics Cooking and eatingc2
(North American English) a small attractive mat that you put on top of a piece of furniture（置于家具上的）装饰小垫

词源late 17th cent.: from Doiley or Doyley, the name of a 17th-cent. London draper. The 词源ally denoted a woollen material used for summer wear, said to have been introduced by this draper. The current sense (originally doily napkin) dates from the early 18th cent.

词汇	doily
释义	doily noun /ˈdɔɪli/ /ˈdɔɪli/ (plural doilies) a small circle of paper or cloth with a pattern of very small holes in it, that you put on a plate under a cake or sandwiches（糕点盘上的）网眼纸垫圈，网眼布垫圈Topics Cooking and eatingc2 (North American English) a small attractive mat that you put on top of a piece of furniture（置于家具上的）装饰小垫词源late 17th cent.: from Doiley or Doyley, the name of a 17th-cent. London draper. The 词源ally denoted a woollen material used for summer wear, said to have been introduced by this draper. The current sense (originally doily napkin) dates from the early 18th cent.
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