Definition of Tencel in English:

Tencel

noun ˈtɛnsɛlˈtensel

mass nountrademark

1A cellulosic fibre obtained from wood pulp using recyclable solvents.
〈商标〉坦瑟尔纤维；坦瑟尔织品
Example sentencesExamples
- Tencel is a pure cellulosic fibre though it is man-made.
- Tencel is touted as more environment-friendly.
- Tencel denim is the latest big story in denim.
- Shirts, pants and a classic polo made of cotton and Tencel are accompanied by trendy knitwear of multi-coloured yarns.
- Natural in origin, Tencel was designed as an environmentally friendly cellulose fibre to be used in fabrics to maximize comfort and functionality.
- Suit coats and blazers are still predominantly made of wool and other natural fabrics, with blends of materials such as Lycra and Tencel.
- This dissolves fabrics made of cellulose fibers, such as cotton, linen, rayon and Tencel ®.
- Some fabrics related to rayon are cupro and lyocell, better known as Tencel.
- I have a celery colored dress made of 100% Tencel.
- A cotton / Tencel blend gives the jeans a combination of strength and softness.
1. 1.1 A fabric made from Tencel.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Whether designers or consumers, comfort is the most important factor and Tencel fabrics can meet this demand.
  Using designer fabrics such as Tencel, Stretch Silk and the commonplace denim, the students brought a fresh new look to contemporary design.
  Lew also said yarn-dyed Tencel fabrics in large plaids were being picked up for both men's and women's wear.

Origin

1960s (proprietary name of various yarns and fabrics): an invented word.

Definition of Tencel in US English:

Tencel

nounˈtensel

trademark

1A cellulosic fiber obtained from wood pulp using recyclable solvents.
〈商标〉坦瑟尔纤维；坦瑟尔织品
Example sentencesExamples
- Some fabrics related to rayon are cupro and lyocell, better known as Tencel.
- This dissolves fabrics made of cellulose fibers, such as cotton, linen, rayon and Tencel ®.
- A cotton / Tencel blend gives the jeans a combination of strength and softness.
- Tencel is a pure cellulosic fibre though it is man-made.
- Shirts, pants and a classic polo made of cotton and Tencel are accompanied by trendy knitwear of multi-coloured yarns.
- Tencel denim is the latest big story in denim.
- Natural in origin, Tencel was designed as an environmentally friendly cellulose fibre to be used in fabrics to maximize comfort and functionality.
- I have a celery colored dress made of 100% Tencel.
- Tencel is touted as more environment-friendly.
- Suit coats and blazers are still predominantly made of wool and other natural fabrics, with blends of materials such as Lycra and Tencel.
1. 1.1 A fabric made from Tencel.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Lew also said yarn-dyed Tencel fabrics in large plaids were being picked up for both men's and women's wear.
  Using designer fabrics such as Tencel, Stretch Silk and the commonplace denim, the students brought a fresh new look to contemporary design.
  Whether designers or consumers, comfort is the most important factor and Tencel fabrics can meet this demand.

Origin

1960s (proprietary name of various yarns and fabrics): an invented word.

词汇	Tencel
释义	Definition of Tencel in English: Tencel noun ˈtɛnsɛlˈtensel mass nountrademark 1A cellulosic fibre obtained from wood pulp using recyclable solvents. 〈商标〉坦瑟尔纤维；坦瑟尔织品 Example sentencesExamples Tencel is a pure cellulosic fibre though it is man-made. Tencel is touted as more environment-friendly. Tencel denim is the latest big story in denim. Shirts, pants and a classic polo made of cotton and Tencel are accompanied by trendy knitwear of multi-coloured yarns. Natural in origin, Tencel was designed as an environmentally friendly cellulose fibre to be used in fabrics to maximize comfort and functionality. Suit coats and blazers are still predominantly made of wool and other natural fabrics, with blends of materials such as Lycra and Tencel. This dissolves fabrics made of cellulose fibers, such as cotton, linen, rayon and Tencel ®. Some fabrics related to rayon are cupro and lyocell, better known as Tencel. I have a celery colored dress made of 100% Tencel. A cotton / Tencel blend gives the jeans a combination of strength and softness. 1.1 A fabric made from Tencel. Example sentencesExamples Whether designers or consumers, comfort is the most important factor and Tencel fabrics can meet this demand. Using designer fabrics such as Tencel, Stretch Silk and the commonplace denim, the students brought a fresh new look to contemporary design. Lew also said yarn-dyed Tencel fabrics in large plaids were being picked up for both men's and women's wear. Origin 1960s (proprietary name of various yarns and fabrics): an invented word. Definition of Tencel in US English: Tencel nounˈtensel trademark 1A cellulosic fiber obtained from wood pulp using recyclable solvents. 〈商标〉坦瑟尔纤维；坦瑟尔织品 Example sentencesExamples Some fabrics related to rayon are cupro and lyocell, better known as Tencel. This dissolves fabrics made of cellulose fibers, such as cotton, linen, rayon and Tencel ®. A cotton / Tencel blend gives the jeans a combination of strength and softness. Tencel is a pure cellulosic fibre though it is man-made. Shirts, pants and a classic polo made of cotton and Tencel are accompanied by trendy knitwear of multi-coloured yarns. Tencel denim is the latest big story in denim. Natural in origin, Tencel was designed as an environmentally friendly cellulose fibre to be used in fabrics to maximize comfort and functionality. I have a celery colored dress made of 100% Tencel. Tencel is touted as more environment-friendly. Suit coats and blazers are still predominantly made of wool and other natural fabrics, with blends of materials such as Lycra and Tencel. 1.1 A fabric made from Tencel. Example sentencesExamples Lew also said yarn-dyed Tencel fabrics in large plaids were being picked up for both men's and women's wear. Using designer fabrics such as Tencel, Stretch Silk and the commonplace denim, the students brought a fresh new look to contemporary design. Whether designers or consumers, comfort is the most important factor and Tencel fabrics can meet this demand. Origin 1960s (proprietary name of various yarns and fabrics): an invented word.
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