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cheese

UK
/tʃiːz/
US
/tʃiz/

Translations

cheesenoun
cheeses
pl
She sliced the cheese and placed it on the platter for the guests.
Elle a coupé le fromage en tranches et l’a placé sur le plateau pour les invités.
Additional translations
fricArgot.
gros bonnetFamilier.
mièvrerieFamilier.
Synonyms
dairy product
fromage
cheddar
brie
gouda
mozzarella
ricotta
feta
cheeseverb
cheesed
Past Simple
cheesed
Past Participle
cheesing
Gerund
UK
/tʃiːz/
US
/tʃiz/
tricherSurtout dans le contexte du jeu vidéo, avec l’idée d’exploiter une faille.
Players found a way to cheese the final boss by standing behind a pillar and attacking safely.
Les joueurs ont trouvé un moyen de tricher avec le boss final en se mettant derrière un pilier et en attaquant sans risque.
sourireSurtout pour une photo, avec un large sourire.
She cheesed for the camera during the family photo session.
Elle a souri pour l’appareil photo pendant la séance de photos de famille.
cheeseadjective
UK
/tʃiːz/
US
/tʃiz/
Used attributively to denote something made with, containing, or flavoured with cheese.
au fromage
We ordered a cheese dip to share before the main course.
Nous avons commandé une sauce au fromage à partager avant le plat principal.

Definitions

cheesenoun
A food made from the pressed curds of milk, often aged to develop flavor.
She sliced the cheese and placed it on the platter for the guests.
A type of cheese, often specified by its variety, such as cheddar, mozzarella, or brie.
He prefers a sharp cheddar cheese for his sandwiches.
An important person in a particular sphere or organization, often used informally.
The big cheese of the company will be visiting the office next week.
Money, especially cash; funds (slang).
He worked extra hours to earn some cheese for the holidays.
(slang) Something overly sentimental, corny, or clichéd; cheesiness.
That romantic comedy was pure cheese, but we still enjoyed it.
cheeseverb
To defeat, accomplish, or bypass (a challenge, opponent, etc.) with little effort, especially by exploiting a weakness or loophole, often in gaming contexts.
Players found a way to cheese the final boss by standing behind a pillar and attacking safely.
To smile broadly, often for a photograph.
She cheesed for the camera during the family photo session.
cheeseadjective
Made with, containing, or tasting of cheese.
We ordered a cheese dip to share before the main course.
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