manila
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /məˈnɪlə/
manila means: Made from strong paper or a similar material, often used for envelopes and folders.
adjective
Made from strong paper or a similar material, often used for envelopes and folders.
- Put the letter in a manila envelope.
- She kept the receipts in a manila folder.
- We bought manila paper for the project.
Having a pale yellow-brown colour like strong paper used for envelopes.
- The walls were a manila colour.
- She chose a pale manila shade for the room.
- The sample looked manila under the bright light.
noun
A strong fibre from a tropical plant, used to make rope and paper.
- The rope is made from manila.
- Workers twisted manila into strong cords.
- Manila was shipped abroad for making rope and paper.
A pale yellow-brown colour like the paper often used for envelopes.
- The available colours include manila.
- She mixed yellow and brown to produce manila.
- The designer paired manila with dark green.
A cigar with both ends cut flat, made in the Philippine city of Manila.
- He lit a manila after dinner.
- A box of manilas stood on the table.
- The merchant sold imported manilas to wealthy customers.
Questions about manila
What does manila mean?
Made from strong paper or a similar material, often used for envelopes and folders.
What is manila in other languages?
Türkçe: kraft kâğıdından · Español: de papel manila · Français: en papier kraft · Deutsch: aus Manilapapier · Italiano: di carta manila · 日本語: マニラ紙製の
How do you pronounce manila?
It is pronounced /məˈnɪlə/.
How do you use manila in a sentence?
Put the letter in a manila envelope. She kept the receipts in a manila folder.
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