pillowcase

/pil-oh-keys/US // ˈpɪl oʊˌkeɪs //UK // (ˈpɪləʊˌkeɪs) //

枕头套,枕套,枕头,枕头包

Definitions

n.名词 noun

as inbedding

Synonyms

If you’re worried about them getting dirty, use old pillowcases or cover them with T-shirts.
Only once did he stray far enough to buy his mother a pillowcase with “Winnipeg” on it.
The common tradition is a sheet a week for each bed, and a pillowcase a week for each pillow regularly used.
When Sylvia reappeared that noon she carried a pillowcase, which she held before her by its corners with care.
A neighbor's goat had taken advantage of his absence to chew up a pillowcase and two aprons.
Cut the sheets and pillowcase from thin white cotton, allowing enough for hems.
"May my father as surely have a bright paradise," he said, with a show of alacrity, his mind fixed on the loosened pillowcase.

/pil-oh-keys/US // ˈpɪl oʊˌkeɪs //UK // (ˈpɪləʊˌkeɪs) //

枕头套,枕套,枕头,枕头包

n.名词 noun

as inbedding

Synonyms

If you’re worried about them getting dirty, use old pillowcases or cover them with T-shirts.
Only once did he stray far enough to buy his mother a pillowcase with “Winnipeg” on it.
The common tradition is a sheet a week for each bed, and a pillowcase a week for each pillow regularly used.
When Sylvia reappeared that noon she carried a pillowcase, which she held before her by its corners with care.
A neighbor's goat had taken advantage of his absence to chew up a pillowcase and two aprons.
Cut the sheets and pillowcase from thin white cotton, allowing enough for hems.
"May my father as surely have a bright paradise," he said, with a show of alacrity, his mind fixed on the loosened pillowcase.