Definition of abaca in English:

abaca

noun ˈabəkəˈabəkä

1A large herbaceous Asian plant of the banana family, yielding Manila hemp.
马尼拉麻，麻蕉
Musa textilis, family Musaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Important export crops are abaca, copra (dried coconut meat), pineapple, sugar, and tobacco.
- The principal cash crops are coconuts, bananas, pineapples, sugar, tobacco, and abaca.
- Instead, traditional exports such as coconut, abaca and sugar have lost markets.
- The abaca plant, a type of banana, grows in the Philippines.
- A leaf fiber and a member of the banana family, abaca makes an extremely strong pulp.
1. 1.1mass noun Manila hemp.
  马尼拉麻
  Example sentencesExamples
  The shade papers are made from silk, banana, Kozo, mulberry, mango and abaca fibres.
  These Seattle sisters design placemats and table runners out of abaca fiber.
  The Japanese defence ministry commandeered the country's supply of abaca (hemp).
  He created the works by dipping pieces of wire mesh into pulp made of abaca (banana fiber) and then painting the frame in lively watercolors.
  It's one of the benefits of using the abaca rather than the more-conventional glass fibers.

Origin

Mid 18th century: via Spanish from Tagalog abaká.

Definition of abaca in US English:

abaca

nounˈabəkä

1A large herbaceous Philippine plant of the banana family that yields Manila hemp.
马尼拉麻，麻蕉
Musa textilis, family Musaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- A leaf fiber and a member of the banana family, abaca makes an extremely strong pulp.
- Important export crops are abaca, copra (dried coconut meat), pineapple, sugar, and tobacco.
- The principal cash crops are coconuts, bananas, pineapples, sugar, tobacco, and abaca.
- The abaca plant, a type of banana, grows in the Philippines.
- Instead, traditional exports such as coconut, abaca and sugar have lost markets.
1. 1.1 Manila hemp.
  马尼拉麻
  Example sentencesExamples
  It's one of the benefits of using the abaca rather than the more-conventional glass fibers.
  The Japanese defence ministry commandeered the country's supply of abaca (hemp).
  The shade papers are made from silk, banana, Kozo, mulberry, mango and abaca fibres.
  He created the works by dipping pieces of wire mesh into pulp made of abaca (banana fiber) and then painting the frame in lively watercolors.
  These Seattle sisters design placemats and table runners out of abaca fiber.

Origin

Mid 18th century: via French and Spanish from Tagalog abaká.

单词	abaca
释义	Definition of abaca in English: abaca noun ˈabəkəˈabəkä 1A large herbaceous Asian plant of the banana family, yielding Manila hemp. 马尼拉麻，麻蕉 Musa textilis, family Musaceae Example sentencesExamples Important export crops are abaca, copra (dried coconut meat), pineapple, sugar, and tobacco. The principal cash crops are coconuts, bananas, pineapples, sugar, tobacco, and abaca. Instead, traditional exports such as coconut, abaca and sugar have lost markets. The abaca plant, a type of banana, grows in the Philippines. A leaf fiber and a member of the banana family, abaca makes an extremely strong pulp. 1.1mass noun Manila hemp. 马尼拉麻 Example sentencesExamples The shade papers are made from silk, banana, Kozo, mulberry, mango and abaca fibres. These Seattle sisters design placemats and table runners out of abaca fiber. The Japanese defence ministry commandeered the country's supply of abaca (hemp). He created the works by dipping pieces of wire mesh into pulp made of abaca (banana fiber) and then painting the frame in lively watercolors. It's one of the benefits of using the abaca rather than the more-conventional glass fibers. Origin Mid 18th century: via Spanish from Tagalog abaká. Definition of abaca in US English: abaca nounˈabəkä 1A large herbaceous Philippine plant of the banana family that yields Manila hemp. 马尼拉麻，麻蕉 Musa textilis, family Musaceae Example sentencesExamples A leaf fiber and a member of the banana family, abaca makes an extremely strong pulp. Important export crops are abaca, copra (dried coconut meat), pineapple, sugar, and tobacco. The principal cash crops are coconuts, bananas, pineapples, sugar, tobacco, and abaca. The abaca plant, a type of banana, grows in the Philippines. Instead, traditional exports such as coconut, abaca and sugar have lost markets. 1.1 Manila hemp. 马尼拉麻 Example sentencesExamples It's one of the benefits of using the abaca rather than the more-conventional glass fibers. The Japanese defence ministry commandeered the country's supply of abaca (hemp). The shade papers are made from silk, banana, Kozo, mulberry, mango and abaca fibres. He created the works by dipping pieces of wire mesh into pulp made of abaca (banana fiber) and then painting the frame in lively watercolors. These Seattle sisters design placemats and table runners out of abaca fiber. Origin Mid 18th century: via French and Spanish from Tagalog abaká.
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