Let's put a tissue on your nose first.

我们先用纸盖住你鼻子。

She took a Kleenex out of the pocket of her Western-style shirt and handed it to him.

她从西部风格衬衫口袋掏出纸递给儿子。

And I said yes and could I please have a Kleenex—I had to blow my nose.

我说，以给我一张纸吗？——我要擤擤鼻子。

They smelled like Kleenex or the inside of a satin handbag, and then I didn't feel afraid.

她们身上气味像纸，又像一个丝缎手袋味道，于是我不觉得害怕。

In the U.S., a popular kind of facial paper once had 65 sheets in each box, now it has 60.

在美国，一种流行纸曾经每盒有65张，现在有60张。

I'm gonna grab you some tissue. I don't need a tissue. I'm fine.

我帮你拿几张纸 我不需要纸 我很...哪。

Could I have a tissue? - Oh, yeah, sure.

能给我纸吗？ -没问题。

Oh, honey, could you grab me my other box of tissues?

你能再帮我 拿盒纸来吗？

Rachel, does this end well or do we need to get tissues?

瑞秋，结局不? 我们需不需要纸?

What is there to say? The man simply has bad manners. Keep a box of tissues on the nightstand.

男人习惯不 你应该在床头摆纸。

After the first 30 coats or so, he began documenting the date and places of the crimes as well as pocket contents which ranged from tissues to knives.

巴拉德是在偷了 30 件外套后开始记载偷每件外套时间和地点，及自己在偷来衣服口袋发现物件，有纸，也有刀。