Pinyin of Cloth

Bupi Pinyin [bùpǐ], cloth is a general term for all types of fabric. Cloth is fabric, "pi" is an ancient Chinese unit of measurement, 1 pi is 4 zhang, or 13.2 meters, the ancients used to measure not thin clothing. Cloth collectively referred to as the production of clothing materials, modern polyester, cotton, hemp, silk and other materials. Cloth in a narrow sense does not include silk.

Cloths for sentences:

1, Yarns, cloths and garments link them together, and world trade links them together.

2, They wove brilliantly colored cloth, spoke the traditional language of the Incas, and worked hard for centuries to come.

3. Restrictions on trade in cloth as well as garments began in the 1950s, when developing countries began to compete with European and American manufacturers.

4. In the middle of the village lived an elderly woman shoemaker. Using old red cloth, she sat down and sewed out a small pair of shoes to the best of her ability.

5. A rough cotton fabric with a lot of glue can be used to stiffen cloth and bind books.