Definition of Tupperware in English:

Tupperware

noun ˈtʌpəwɛːˈtəpərˌwɛr

mass nountrademark

A range of plastic containers used for storing food.
〈商标〉特百惠（主要用来储存食物的塑料容器）
as modifier a Tupperware bowl
Example sentencesExamples
- Two Tupperware bowls sat on the counter, full of frosting.
- We even packaged shots to go in tiny Tupperware containers.
- I sighed and started clearing the dishes away, packing the leftovers into Tupperware tubs.
- I busied myself with fiddling with my Tupperware sandwich container.
- Rachel watched curiously as he pulled out plates, drinks, eating utensils and several more Tupperware containers full of food.
- He opened the refrigerator and stooped, rummaging through Tupperware containers with enthusiasm.
- Lay the meat flat in a casserole dish, or in the big Tupperware container.
- I would walk for hours at the weekends, coming back with Tupperware bowls of berries which Joan made into pies with Bramley apples from the garden.
- Aside from a few snazzy Tupperware lines, most storage containers are ugly.
- Did you know that Tupperware is more expensive than any other container option?

Origin

1950s: from Tupper, the name of the American manufacturer, + ware¹.

Definition of Tupperware in US English:

Tupperware

nounˈtəpərˌwɛrˈtəpərˌwer

trademark

A range of plastic containers used for storing food.
〈商标〉特百惠（主要用来储存食物的塑料容器）
as modifier a Tupperware bowl
Example sentencesExamples
- I sighed and started clearing the dishes away, packing the leftovers into Tupperware tubs.
- He opened the refrigerator and stooped, rummaging through Tupperware containers with enthusiasm.
- Rachel watched curiously as he pulled out plates, drinks, eating utensils and several more Tupperware containers full of food.
- I busied myself with fiddling with my Tupperware sandwich container.
- Lay the meat flat in a casserole dish, or in the big Tupperware container.
- I would walk for hours at the weekends, coming back with Tupperware bowls of berries which Joan made into pies with Bramley apples from the garden.
- Did you know that Tupperware is more expensive than any other container option?
- Aside from a few snazzy Tupperware lines, most storage containers are ugly.
- Two Tupperware bowls sat on the counter, full of frosting.
- We even packaged shots to go in tiny Tupperware containers.

Origin

1950s: from Tupper, the name of the American manufacturer, + ware.

单词	Tupperware
释义	Definition of Tupperware in English: Tupperware noun ˈtʌpəwɛːˈtəpərˌwɛr mass nountrademark A range of plastic containers used for storing food. 〈商标〉特百惠（主要用来储存食物的塑料容器） as modifier a Tupperware bowl Example sentencesExamples Two Tupperware bowls sat on the counter, full of frosting. We even packaged shots to go in tiny Tupperware containers. I sighed and started clearing the dishes away, packing the leftovers into Tupperware tubs. I busied myself with fiddling with my Tupperware sandwich container. Rachel watched curiously as he pulled out plates, drinks, eating utensils and several more Tupperware containers full of food. He opened the refrigerator and stooped, rummaging through Tupperware containers with enthusiasm. Lay the meat flat in a casserole dish, or in the big Tupperware container. I would walk for hours at the weekends, coming back with Tupperware bowls of berries which Joan made into pies with Bramley apples from the garden. Aside from a few snazzy Tupperware lines, most storage containers are ugly. Did you know that Tupperware is more expensive than any other container option? Origin 1950s: from Tupper, the name of the American manufacturer, + ware¹. Definition of Tupperware in US English: Tupperware nounˈtəpərˌwɛrˈtəpərˌwer trademark A range of plastic containers used for storing food. 〈商标〉特百惠（主要用来储存食物的塑料容器） as modifier a Tupperware bowl Example sentencesExamples I sighed and started clearing the dishes away, packing the leftovers into Tupperware tubs. He opened the refrigerator and stooped, rummaging through Tupperware containers with enthusiasm. Rachel watched curiously as he pulled out plates, drinks, eating utensils and several more Tupperware containers full of food. I busied myself with fiddling with my Tupperware sandwich container. Lay the meat flat in a casserole dish, or in the big Tupperware container. I would walk for hours at the weekends, coming back with Tupperware bowls of berries which Joan made into pies with Bramley apples from the garden. Did you know that Tupperware is more expensive than any other container option? Aside from a few snazzy Tupperware lines, most storage containers are ugly. Two Tupperware bowls sat on the counter, full of frosting. We even packaged shots to go in tiny Tupperware containers. Origin 1950s: from Tupper, the name of the American manufacturer, + ware.
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