notepaper

notepaper — noun

1. sheets of paper used for writing personal letters or short notes by hand, often

1.名詞B1
釋義

sheets of paper used for writing personal letters or short notes by hand, often sold together with matching envelopes.

例句

Priya bought a pack of cream-colored notepaper at the stationery shop.

countable collocation: a pack/sheet/pad of notepaper

The hotel provided free notepaper and envelopes in every guest room.

同義詞
  • writing paper

    a broader term that includes notepaper and may also cover larger sheets for formal letters

  • stationery

    a wider category that includes notepaper along with envelopes, cards, and other writing materials

  • letter paper

    slightly less common; specifically paper designed for letters, often implying a standard size

用法筆記

Notepaper is typically sold in pads or packs and may be decorated with patterns, borders, or a person's initials. It differs from ordinary printer paper in that it is designed specifically for handwritten correspondence.

常見錯誤

❌I wrote the essay on notepaper.
✅I wrote the essay on lined paper.
💡Notepaper is for personal letters and notes, not for academic writing.