Definition of tracing paper in English:

tracing paper

nounˈtreɪsɪŋ ˌpeɪpəˈtreɪsɪŋ ˌpeɪpər

mass noun

Transparent paper used for tracing maps, drawings, or designs.
描图透明纸，摹图纸
Example sentencesExamples
- Print on thin paper, perhaps tracing paper, and prime the mask white first.
- In this instance, I encourage them to trace the drawing or part of it on tracing paper.
- In 1968, he renounced painting, but in the 1980s returned to art-making with a series of black drawings on folded tracing paper.
- Lastly, we used tracing paper to flip and copy a simple design in order to begin creating a pattern freehand.
- To make a lining pattern piece, trace two of the panels together (overlap seam allowances) onto tissue paper or pattern tracing paper.
- We copy the pattern onto tracing paper and punch little holes along the lines.
- On the other hand, drawings made with nothing more than pens, markers, and tracing paper can have equal success in communicating design ideas.
- Tape two sides of the plastic and tracing paper together to make a triangular envelope.
- I love messing about with tracing paper and smeary pencils, trying to find the perfect wing.
- I cannot bear the thought of having to use something that resembles tracing paper and is as absorbent as a £10.00 note!
- In other designs where the viewing screen is translucent and lit from behind, the image must be copied first onto tracing paper or oiled paper.
- Then it got worse because my wife, whose face had turned to the colour of tracing paper, was busy reading some small print in the catalogue about what the price didn't include.
- The texture is closer to tracing paper than the average paper which makes for a curious cigarette, especially once lit when any moisture in the tobacco evaporates and sinuous tobacco is made highly visible.
- You can't put a piece of tracing paper over it and try to copy all the intricate details.
- To win playmates' acceptance, he drew pictures on tracing paper and projected the images on the wall with torchlight for their entertainment.
- First, they could try and make a picture, based on one or more photographs, that is to look as real as humanly possible - perhaps using tracing paper or even projecting a photograph on a sheet of paper.
- Areas of the landscape were traced onto tracing paper and then transferred to the appropriate color, using a rubbing on the reverse of the tracing paper or carbon paper.
- The use of tracing paper laid on top of the stems resting on a light box achieves something called ‘translumination’, where light passes through the object to illuminate it and make it glow.
- An enclosure with a pinhole or lens at one end, it allowed an image of the outside world to be cast upside-down on the darkened wall opposite, over which one might place a bit of tracing paper and sketch the image's outline and shape.
- The final drawing on tracing paper is transferred to illustration board by placing the transfer paper dark side down on the illustration board with the illustration on top.

Definition of tracing paper in US English:

tracing paper

nounˈtreɪsɪŋ ˌpeɪpərˈtrāsiNG ˌpāpər

Transparent paper used for tracing maps, drawings, or designs.
描图透明纸，摹图纸
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1968, he renounced painting, but in the 1980s returned to art-making with a series of black drawings on folded tracing paper.
- The texture is closer to tracing paper than the average paper which makes for a curious cigarette, especially once lit when any moisture in the tobacco evaporates and sinuous tobacco is made highly visible.
- In other designs where the viewing screen is translucent and lit from behind, the image must be copied first onto tracing paper or oiled paper.
- We copy the pattern onto tracing paper and punch little holes along the lines.
- To win playmates' acceptance, he drew pictures on tracing paper and projected the images on the wall with torchlight for their entertainment.
- I love messing about with tracing paper and smeary pencils, trying to find the perfect wing.
- The use of tracing paper laid on top of the stems resting on a light box achieves something called ‘translumination’, where light passes through the object to illuminate it and make it glow.
- On the other hand, drawings made with nothing more than pens, markers, and tracing paper can have equal success in communicating design ideas.
- Tape two sides of the plastic and tracing paper together to make a triangular envelope.
- Lastly, we used tracing paper to flip and copy a simple design in order to begin creating a pattern freehand.
- In this instance, I encourage them to trace the drawing or part of it on tracing paper.
- An enclosure with a pinhole or lens at one end, it allowed an image of the outside world to be cast upside-down on the darkened wall opposite, over which one might place a bit of tracing paper and sketch the image's outline and shape.
- I cannot bear the thought of having to use something that resembles tracing paper and is as absorbent as a £10.00 note!
- The final drawing on tracing paper is transferred to illustration board by placing the transfer paper dark side down on the illustration board with the illustration on top.
- Areas of the landscape were traced onto tracing paper and then transferred to the appropriate color, using a rubbing on the reverse of the tracing paper or carbon paper.
- To make a lining pattern piece, trace two of the panels together (overlap seam allowances) onto tissue paper or pattern tracing paper.
- First, they could try and make a picture, based on one or more photographs, that is to look as real as humanly possible - perhaps using tracing paper or even projecting a photograph on a sheet of paper.
- Then it got worse because my wife, whose face had turned to the colour of tracing paper, was busy reading some small print in the catalogue about what the price didn't include.
- You can't put a piece of tracing paper over it and try to copy all the intricate details.
- Print on thin paper, perhaps tracing paper, and prime the mask white first.

单词	tracing paper
释义	Definition of tracing paper in English: tracing paper nounˈtreɪsɪŋ ˌpeɪpəˈtreɪsɪŋ ˌpeɪpər mass noun Transparent paper used for tracing maps, drawings, or designs. 描图透明纸，摹图纸 Example sentencesExamples Print on thin paper, perhaps tracing paper, and prime the mask white first. In this instance, I encourage them to trace the drawing or part of it on tracing paper. In 1968, he renounced painting, but in the 1980s returned to art-making with a series of black drawings on folded tracing paper. Lastly, we used tracing paper to flip and copy a simple design in order to begin creating a pattern freehand. To make a lining pattern piece, trace two of the panels together (overlap seam allowances) onto tissue paper or pattern tracing paper. We copy the pattern onto tracing paper and punch little holes along the lines. On the other hand, drawings made with nothing more than pens, markers, and tracing paper can have equal success in communicating design ideas. Tape two sides of the plastic and tracing paper together to make a triangular envelope. I love messing about with tracing paper and smeary pencils, trying to find the perfect wing. I cannot bear the thought of having to use something that resembles tracing paper and is as absorbent as a £10.00 note! In other designs where the viewing screen is translucent and lit from behind, the image must be copied first onto tracing paper or oiled paper. Then it got worse because my wife, whose face had turned to the colour of tracing paper, was busy reading some small print in the catalogue about what the price didn't include. The texture is closer to tracing paper than the average paper which makes for a curious cigarette, especially once lit when any moisture in the tobacco evaporates and sinuous tobacco is made highly visible. You can't put a piece of tracing paper over it and try to copy all the intricate details. To win playmates' acceptance, he drew pictures on tracing paper and projected the images on the wall with torchlight for their entertainment. First, they could try and make a picture, based on one or more photographs, that is to look as real as humanly possible - perhaps using tracing paper or even projecting a photograph on a sheet of paper. Areas of the landscape were traced onto tracing paper and then transferred to the appropriate color, using a rubbing on the reverse of the tracing paper or carbon paper. The use of tracing paper laid on top of the stems resting on a light box achieves something called ‘translumination’, where light passes through the object to illuminate it and make it glow. An enclosure with a pinhole or lens at one end, it allowed an image of the outside world to be cast upside-down on the darkened wall opposite, over which one might place a bit of tracing paper and sketch the image's outline and shape. The final drawing on tracing paper is transferred to illustration board by placing the transfer paper dark side down on the illustration board with the illustration on top. Definition of tracing paper in US English: tracing paper nounˈtreɪsɪŋ ˌpeɪpərˈtrāsiNG ˌpāpər Transparent paper used for tracing maps, drawings, or designs. 描图透明纸，摹图纸 Example sentencesExamples In 1968, he renounced painting, but in the 1980s returned to art-making with a series of black drawings on folded tracing paper. The texture is closer to tracing paper than the average paper which makes for a curious cigarette, especially once lit when any moisture in the tobacco evaporates and sinuous tobacco is made highly visible. In other designs where the viewing screen is translucent and lit from behind, the image must be copied first onto tracing paper or oiled paper. We copy the pattern onto tracing paper and punch little holes along the lines. To win playmates' acceptance, he drew pictures on tracing paper and projected the images on the wall with torchlight for their entertainment. I love messing about with tracing paper and smeary pencils, trying to find the perfect wing. The use of tracing paper laid on top of the stems resting on a light box achieves something called ‘translumination’, where light passes through the object to illuminate it and make it glow. On the other hand, drawings made with nothing more than pens, markers, and tracing paper can have equal success in communicating design ideas. Tape two sides of the plastic and tracing paper together to make a triangular envelope. Lastly, we used tracing paper to flip and copy a simple design in order to begin creating a pattern freehand. In this instance, I encourage them to trace the drawing or part of it on tracing paper. An enclosure with a pinhole or lens at one end, it allowed an image of the outside world to be cast upside-down on the darkened wall opposite, over which one might place a bit of tracing paper and sketch the image's outline and shape. I cannot bear the thought of having to use something that resembles tracing paper and is as absorbent as a £10.00 note! The final drawing on tracing paper is transferred to illustration board by placing the transfer paper dark side down on the illustration board with the illustration on top. Areas of the landscape were traced onto tracing paper and then transferred to the appropriate color, using a rubbing on the reverse of the tracing paper or carbon paper. To make a lining pattern piece, trace two of the panels together (overlap seam allowances) onto tissue paper or pattern tracing paper. First, they could try and make a picture, based on one or more photographs, that is to look as real as humanly possible - perhaps using tracing paper or even projecting a photograph on a sheet of paper. Then it got worse because my wife, whose face had turned to the colour of tracing paper, was busy reading some small print in the catalogue about what the price didn't include. You can't put a piece of tracing paper over it and try to copy all the intricate details. Print on thin paper, perhaps tracing paper, and prime the mask white first.
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