bagging

[bˈæɡɪŋ] /ˈba-giŋ/ (ame, mw)

bagging — noun

1. Coarse cloth, woven plastic, heavy paper, or other strong material used to make

1.名詞C1
釋義

Coarse cloth, woven plastic, heavy paper, or other strong material used to make bags, sacks, and large industrial packaging.

例句

The flour was delivered in heavy paper bagging that stayed dry all season.

collocation: heavy paper bagging

Farmers bought rolls of woven plastic bagging to store their maize harvest.

collocation: woven plastic bagging

同義詞
  • sacking

    specifically refers to coarse material for making sacks, often made of jute or hemp

  • burlap

    common in American English, refers to a specific type of coarse woven fabric used for bags

  • hessian

    common in British English, refers to the same type of coarse woven fabric as burlap

用法筆記

Uncountable noun — refers to the material itself, not to individual finished bags or sacks.