英语词汇“cheese”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

词汇

cheese

释义

cheese

Theme: VOMIT

n. vomit.

There's cheese on the sidewalk. Look out!In there, there's cheese on the bathroom floor. So gross!

in. to empty one's stomach; to vomit.

Somebody cheesed on the sidewalk.She popped into the bushes and cheesed soundlessly.

cheese

1. noun

smegma, matter secreted by the sebaceous gland that collects between the glans penis and the foreskin or around the clitoris and labia minora. From the dull whitish colour of this substance US, 1927.

in auto repair, a plastic body filler used to fill in dents on a car body, usually referring to Bondo Body Filler™ US, 1992.

the wife. Short for CHEESE AND KISSES AUSTRALIA, 1919.

an attractive young woman US, 1959.

a wedge-shaped piece of coloured plastic used in the board game Trivial Pursuit™ UK, 2002.

in pool, a situation where a player needs to make only one shot to win US, 1993.

money; a gambler's bankroll. A locution popularised by Minnesota Fats, as in, 'I never lost when we played for the cheese' US, 1985.

heroin UK, 2002.

freebase cocaine US, 1992.

an amphetamine user US, 1993.

money US, 2002.

nonsense US, 1989.

luck US, 1990.► piece of cheesein poker, a truly terrible hand US, 1982

2. verb

to leave US, 1955.

to smile. From the urging by photographers that those having their picture taken say 'cheese' to form a smile US, 1986

idiomcheesea big cheese/wheelimportant someone who has an important or powerful position in an organization:During the conference, big cheeses from the State Department were dropping into the hotel all the time.I was really embarrassed afterwards, because I didn't realize the guy I was so rude to was one of the big wheels.hard cheese BrEBrEold-fashioned said when you are sorry for someone because they have had bad luck:"I failed the exam." "Oh, hard cheese."

phrasecheese
be cheesed off
be cheesed off BrE informal to be bored, annoyed or disappointed with something: What's wrong with David? He looks really cheesed off.+ with/about I'm totally cheesed off with this class. He's a bit cheesed off about having to work every Saturday.■ SIMILAR TO: fed up

cheese

1. n. vomit. There’s cheese on the sidewalk. Look out!

2. in. to empty one’s stomach; to vomit. Somebody cheesed on the sidewalk.

3. in. to smile, as for a photographer who asks you to say cheese when a picture is taken. Why are you cheesing? Did something good happen.

4. n. money. (see also cheddar.) I don’t have the cheese to buy a new car.

See:

(as) different as chalk and cheese
a big cheese
a big cheese/wheel
a little bit of bread and no cheese
apples and oranges, like comparing
as different as chalk and cheese
be chalk and cheese
big cheese
big cheese, the
chalk and cheese
cheese
cheese and kisses
cheese it
Cheese it the cops!
cheese it, the cops
cheese it-the cops!
cheese off
cheese someone off
cheesecake
cheesed off
cheese-eater
cheesehead
cheese-paring
cheesing
chew the cheese
cock cheese
cock-cheese
cut the cheese
hard cheese
have more holes than Swiss cheese
know chalk from cheese
like chalk and cheese
like cheese at four pence
make chalk of one and cheese of the other
moon (is) made of green cheese, (and) the
more holes than Swiss cheese
say cheese
Say cheese!
stiff cheese
tough cheese
What's that got to do with the price of cheese?

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