Definition of origami in English:

origami

noun ˌɒrɪˈɡɑːmiˌɔrəˈɡɑmi

mass noun

The Japanese art of folding paper into decorative shapes and figures.
an expert in origami
as modifier a tree decorated with origami animals
Example sentencesExamples
- The Papertree also sells origami paper, as does Michaels, which is located on Westmount Rd., in the same plaza as Philthy's.
- Each of the seven tracks is an elegant construction reminiscent of a perfectly folded origami sculpture.
- Akira Yoshizawa, origami artist and Japanese National Living Treasure, died last week at 94.
- The intricate art of origami has nothing on how some of these little beauties grow, looking like crazily choreographed sea coral in their chilled humidifiers.
- If we now do a bit of origami, taking a sheet of A1 paper and then folding it in half (along its longest side), we get A2 paper.
- Around 100 pupils from Liden Primary School learned the art of origami during a visit from Swindon's Japanese liaison group.
- Cut various size circles from origami or craft papers and attach with double-sided tape or craft spray adhesive.
- They are folded so similar to the way the origami paper is folded.
- In addition, there were wives' classes on everything from oil painting to origami and more.
- In Japanese culture, origami is a helpful way to teach the principles of geometry.
- Wal was still doing his paper crane origami and Reese never stopped on teasing me.
- There are many red origami paper cranes littered about the stage floor and around the chairs.
- Small guitar figures unfold like origami sculptures gradually returning to virgin paper…
- There will be free workshops all day in everything from screenprinting to origami, and a fun fair will be held outside.
- Others deploy stylised forms of that peculiarly Western origami, the paper dart.
- You can also put those fingers to work alongside the Konnichiwa Japan club which will be demonstrating the ancient art of origami paper folding.
- Topics ranged from the golden mean, spirals, and tessellations to fractals, origami, and impressionist art.
- Dustin watched expectantly as Mr. Hall did nothing but bend down, pick up the paper origami, and throw it into the recycle bin.
- I fold or draw paper in a similar style to origami.
- First, choose an interesting story and plan ways to illustrate story events, using origami folds.

Origin

Japanese, from oru, -ori 'fold' + kami 'paper'.

Rhymes

army, balmy, barmy, gourami, macramé, palmy, pastrami, salami, smarmy, swami, tsunami, Yanomami

Definition of origami in US English:

origami

nounˌɔrəˈɡɑmiˌôrəˈɡämē

The Japanese art of folding paper into decorative shapes and figures.
an expert in origami
as modifier a tree decorated with origami animals
Example sentencesExamples
- Each of the seven tracks is an elegant construction reminiscent of a perfectly folded origami sculpture.
- Cut various size circles from origami or craft papers and attach with double-sided tape or craft spray adhesive.
- First, choose an interesting story and plan ways to illustrate story events, using origami folds.
- Small guitar figures unfold like origami sculptures gradually returning to virgin paper…
- In Japanese culture, origami is a helpful way to teach the principles of geometry.
- Others deploy stylised forms of that peculiarly Western origami, the paper dart.
- Around 100 pupils from Liden Primary School learned the art of origami during a visit from Swindon's Japanese liaison group.
- They are folded so similar to the way the origami paper is folded.
- You can also put those fingers to work alongside the Konnichiwa Japan club which will be demonstrating the ancient art of origami paper folding.
- The intricate art of origami has nothing on how some of these little beauties grow, looking like crazily choreographed sea coral in their chilled humidifiers.
- In addition, there were wives' classes on everything from oil painting to origami and more.
- The Papertree also sells origami paper, as does Michaels, which is located on Westmount Rd., in the same plaza as Philthy's.
- There will be free workshops all day in everything from screenprinting to origami, and a fun fair will be held outside.
- Dustin watched expectantly as Mr. Hall did nothing but bend down, pick up the paper origami, and throw it into the recycle bin.
- Topics ranged from the golden mean, spirals, and tessellations to fractals, origami, and impressionist art.
- If we now do a bit of origami, taking a sheet of A1 paper and then folding it in half (along its longest side), we get A2 paper.
- I fold or draw paper in a similar style to origami.
- Wal was still doing his paper crane origami and Reese never stopped on teasing me.
- Akira Yoshizawa, origami artist and Japanese National Living Treasure, died last week at 94.
- There are many red origami paper cranes littered about the stage floor and around the chairs.

Origin

Japanese, from oru, -ori ‘fold’ + kami ‘paper’.

单词	origami
释义	Definition of origami in English: origami noun ˌɒrɪˈɡɑːmiˌɔrəˈɡɑmi mass noun The Japanese art of folding paper into decorative shapes and figures. an expert in origami as modifier a tree decorated with origami animals Example sentencesExamples The Papertree also sells origami paper, as does Michaels, which is located on Westmount Rd., in the same plaza as Philthy's. Each of the seven tracks is an elegant construction reminiscent of a perfectly folded origami sculpture. Akira Yoshizawa, origami artist and Japanese National Living Treasure, died last week at 94. The intricate art of origami has nothing on how some of these little beauties grow, looking like crazily choreographed sea coral in their chilled humidifiers. If we now do a bit of origami, taking a sheet of A1 paper and then folding it in half (along its longest side), we get A2 paper. Around 100 pupils from Liden Primary School learned the art of origami during a visit from Swindon's Japanese liaison group. Cut various size circles from origami or craft papers and attach with double-sided tape or craft spray adhesive. They are folded so similar to the way the origami paper is folded. In addition, there were wives' classes on everything from oil painting to origami and more. In Japanese culture, origami is a helpful way to teach the principles of geometry. Wal was still doing his paper crane origami and Reese never stopped on teasing me. There are many red origami paper cranes littered about the stage floor and around the chairs. Small guitar figures unfold like origami sculptures gradually returning to virgin paper… There will be free workshops all day in everything from screenprinting to origami, and a fun fair will be held outside. Others deploy stylised forms of that peculiarly Western origami, the paper dart. You can also put those fingers to work alongside the Konnichiwa Japan club which will be demonstrating the ancient art of origami paper folding. Topics ranged from the golden mean, spirals, and tessellations to fractals, origami, and impressionist art. Dustin watched expectantly as Mr. Hall did nothing but bend down, pick up the paper origami, and throw it into the recycle bin. I fold or draw paper in a similar style to origami. First, choose an interesting story and plan ways to illustrate story events, using origami folds. Origin Japanese, from oru, -ori 'fold' + kami 'paper'. Rhymes army, balmy, barmy, gourami, macramé, palmy, pastrami, salami, smarmy, swami, tsunami, Yanomami Definition of origami in US English: origami nounˌɔrəˈɡɑmiˌôrəˈɡämē The Japanese art of folding paper into decorative shapes and figures. an expert in origami as modifier a tree decorated with origami animals Example sentencesExamples Each of the seven tracks is an elegant construction reminiscent of a perfectly folded origami sculpture. Cut various size circles from origami or craft papers and attach with double-sided tape or craft spray adhesive. First, choose an interesting story and plan ways to illustrate story events, using origami folds. Small guitar figures unfold like origami sculptures gradually returning to virgin paper… In Japanese culture, origami is a helpful way to teach the principles of geometry. Others deploy stylised forms of that peculiarly Western origami, the paper dart. Around 100 pupils from Liden Primary School learned the art of origami during a visit from Swindon's Japanese liaison group. They are folded so similar to the way the origami paper is folded. You can also put those fingers to work alongside the Konnichiwa Japan club which will be demonstrating the ancient art of origami paper folding. The intricate art of origami has nothing on how some of these little beauties grow, looking like crazily choreographed sea coral in their chilled humidifiers. In addition, there were wives' classes on everything from oil painting to origami and more. The Papertree also sells origami paper, as does Michaels, which is located on Westmount Rd., in the same plaza as Philthy's. There will be free workshops all day in everything from screenprinting to origami, and a fun fair will be held outside. Dustin watched expectantly as Mr. Hall did nothing but bend down, pick up the paper origami, and throw it into the recycle bin. Topics ranged from the golden mean, spirals, and tessellations to fractals, origami, and impressionist art. If we now do a bit of origami, taking a sheet of A1 paper and then folding it in half (along its longest side), we get A2 paper. I fold or draw paper in a similar style to origami. Wal was still doing his paper crane origami and Reese never stopped on teasing me. Akira Yoshizawa, origami artist and Japanese National Living Treasure, died last week at 94. There are many red origami paper cranes littered about the stage floor and around the chairs. Origin Japanese, from oru, -ori ‘fold’ + kami ‘paper’.
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