dinner napkin

1. The duck dropped the dirty double damask dinner napkin.
   那只鸭子弄掉了肮脏的双缎料晚餐餐巾。
2. Or in half if it is a large dinner napkin.
   如果较大就可以打开一半。
3. She set his dinner down and handed him a napkin.
   她为他摆好饭菜并递给他一块餐巾。
4. Lifted up my whole face like a dinner napkin.
   把我整个脸弄得像餐巾纸。
5. Look forward to dinner of long already domestic candle power to was about to come, how this time is little the dinner atmosphere that beautiful napkin will come to add romance.
   盼望已久的家庭烛光晚餐就要到来了，这个时候怎么少的了漂亮的餐巾来增添浪漫的晚餐气氛。
6. Typical Chinese dinner begins with cold dishes and ends with a soup. Just pick up a tray, then put a knife, fork, spoon and a paper napkin on it and start down the line.
   典型的中餐是先吃冷盘，最后喝汤。汤姆：只要拿一个盘子，把刀叉、匙子、餐纸放在盘子里，然后排队去取菜。

noun

1. a large napkin used when dinner is served