tulle
tulle — noun
1. a very thin, soft net fabric with many tiny open spaces, usually made from silk,
a very thin, soft net fabric with many tiny open spaces, usually made from silk, nylon, or cotton; it is commonly used to make women's clothing items such as wedding veils, formal gowns, and ballet dancers' tutus
The bride's mother carefully pinned the white tulle veil to her daughter's hair.
collocation: tulle veil / tulle skirt / tulle dress
Nora chose a pale blue tulle overlay for the bodice of her prom dress.
tulle + noun: modifier before garment name
The costume shop had rolls of stiff black tulle used for making theatre skirts.
Haruto bought three metres of white tulle to sew a ballet skirt for his cousin.
The girl's dress had layers of pink tulle that looked like a flower.
文法句型
tulle + noun — modifies items made from the fabric
layer/length/piece of tulle
用法筆記
Tulle is an uncountable noun (you cannot say 'a tulle' or 'tulles'). When you want to count items, use a measurement phrase: a piece of tulle, a roll of tulle, a layer of tulle.