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1. (n.) cellophane
a transparent, moistureproof paperlike product made from viscose, used to wrap and package food and other products.
Etymology: (1910–15; formerly a trademark)
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| Definition of 'cellophane' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) cellophane
a transparent paperlike product that is impervious to moisture and used to wrap candy or cigarettes etc.
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U.S. National Library of Medicine |
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1. cellophane
A generic name for film produced from wood pulp by the viscose process. It is a thin, transparent sheeting of regenerated cellulose, moisture-proof and sometimes dyed, and used chiefly as food wrapping or as bags for dialysis. (Grant & Hackh's Chemical Dictionary, 5th ed & McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific and Technical Terms, 4th ed)
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Sense: a type of clear wrapping material
flowers wrapped in cellophane; (also adjective) cellophane wrapping.
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 Afrikaans: sellofaan |
 Arabic: وَرَق سيلوفان شَفّاف للتّ |
 Bulgarian: целофан |
 Brazilian: celofane |
 Czech: celofán(ový) |
 German: das Zellophan |
 Danish: cellofan |
 Greek: σελοφάν |
 Spanish: celofán |
 Estonian: tsellofaan |
 Farsi: سلوفان |
 Finnish: sellofaani |
 French: cellophane |
 Hebrew: צֵלוֹפַן |
 Hindi: कांचाभ कागज |
 Croatian: celofan |
 Hungarian: celofán |
 Indonesian: plastik bening |
 Icelandic: sellófan, umbúðaefni/-pla |
 Italian: cellofan |
 Japanese: セロファン紙 |
 Korean: 셀로판 |
 Lithuanian: celofanas |
 Latvian: celofāns; celofāna- |
 Malay: plastik lutsinar |
 Dutch: cellofaan, cellofaan- |
 Norwegian: cellofan |
 Polish: celofan |
 Persian: سلوفان |
 Pashto: سلوفان |
 Portuguese: celofane |
 Romanian: celofan |
 Russian: целлофан |
 Slovak: celofán; celofánový |
 Slovenian: celofan |
 Serbian: celofan |
 Swedish: cellofan |
 Thai: กระดาษใสใช้ห่อของหรืออาหา |
 Turkish: selofan |
 Taiwanese: 玻璃紙 |
 Ukrainian: целофан |
 Urdu: سیلو فین ، پلاسٹک |
 Vietnamese: giấy bóng kính xenlôfan |
 Chinese: 玻璃纸 |
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