Definition of shoji in English:

shoji

(also shoji screen)

nounPlural shojis ˈʃəʊdʒiˈSHōjē

(in Japan) a sliding outer or inner door made of a latticed screen covered with white paper.
Example sentencesExamples
- He sat crosslegged at the closest table to the door, closing the shoji as he went.
- Suddenly an arrow shot through the paper of the shoji door.
- With its faux rice-paper lamps and shoji sliding doors, the street could easily pass for a tidy neighborhood in Tokyo.
- A courtier quietly slid open the shoji to advise them of Masakazu's arrival.
- There was a shoji screen (a screen that's put up for privacy) blocking his view of the room.
- When I got a little too much Asian theme in my house, I covered my shoji screen with the fencing and instantly went tiki!

Origin

From Japanese shōji.

Definition of shoji in US English:

shoji

(also shoji screen)

nounˈSHōjē

(in Japan) a sliding outer or inner door made of a latticed screen covered with white paper.
Example sentencesExamples
- There was a shoji screen (a screen that's put up for privacy) blocking his view of the room.
- A courtier quietly slid open the shoji to advise them of Masakazu's arrival.
- He sat crosslegged at the closest table to the door, closing the shoji as he went.
- With its faux rice-paper lamps and shoji sliding doors, the street could easily pass for a tidy neighborhood in Tokyo.
- When I got a little too much Asian theme in my house, I covered my shoji screen with the fencing and instantly went tiki!
- Suddenly an arrow shot through the paper of the shoji door.

Origin

From Japanese shōji.

单词	shoji
释义	Definition of shoji in English: shoji (also shoji screen) nounPlural shojis ˈʃəʊdʒiˈSHōjē (in Japan) a sliding outer or inner door made of a latticed screen covered with white paper. Example sentencesExamples He sat crosslegged at the closest table to the door, closing the shoji as he went. Suddenly an arrow shot through the paper of the shoji door. With its faux rice-paper lamps and shoji sliding doors, the street could easily pass for a tidy neighborhood in Tokyo. A courtier quietly slid open the shoji to advise them of Masakazu's arrival. There was a shoji screen (a screen that's put up for privacy) blocking his view of the room. When I got a little too much Asian theme in my house, I covered my shoji screen with the fencing and instantly went tiki! Origin From Japanese shōji. Definition of shoji in US English: shoji (also shoji screen) nounˈSHōjē (in Japan) a sliding outer or inner door made of a latticed screen covered with white paper. Example sentencesExamples There was a shoji screen (a screen that's put up for privacy) blocking his view of the room. A courtier quietly slid open the shoji to advise them of Masakazu's arrival. He sat crosslegged at the closest table to the door, closing the shoji as he went. With its faux rice-paper lamps and shoji sliding doors, the street could easily pass for a tidy neighborhood in Tokyo. When I got a little too much Asian theme in my house, I covered my shoji screen with the fencing and instantly went tiki! Suddenly an arrow shot through the paper of the shoji door. Origin From Japanese shōji.
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