How do you use "cheese" in a sentence?

Would you like some cheese with your crackers? Britain produces over 700 varieties of cheese. Say cheese for the photograph!

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Q: What does "cheese" mean?

A food made from milk curds; to smile for a photo 'Cheese' is a dairy product made from curdled milk, ranging from soft varieties like brie to hard ones like cheddar. 'Say cheese!' is the traditional prompt for smiling in photos, and 'cheesy' informally means corny or tacky.

Vocabulary Word BritishAmerican ★★★☆☆ Moderate Neutral

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Significado: A food made from milk curds; to smile for a photo

奶酪，芝士

queso

チーズ

치즈; 사진을 찍을 때 웃다

'Cheese' is a dairy product made from curdled milk, ranging from soft varieties like brie to hard ones like cheddar. 'Say cheese!' is the traditional prompt for smiling in photos, and 'cheesy' informally means corny or tacky.

「cheese」是由凝固的牛奶制成的乳制品，从布里奶酪等软质品种到切达奶酪等硬质品种。「Say cheese!」是拍照时微笑的传统提示词，「cheesy」非正式地表示俗气或低俗。

«Cheese» es un producto lácteo hecho de leche cuajada, desde variedades suaves como brie hasta duras como cheddar. «¡Say cheese!» es la indicación tradicional para sonreír en las fotos, y «cheesy» informalmente significa cursi o de mal gusto.

「cheese」は凝乳から作られる乳製品で、ブリーのような柔らかいものからチェダーのような硬いものまであります。「Say cheese!」は写真で笑顔を促す伝統的な言葉で、「cheesy」はくだけた表現で安っぽいという意味です。

'Cheese'는 우유를 응고시켜 만든 유제품으로, 브리처럼 부드러운 종류부터 체다처럼 단단한 종류까지 다양합니다. 'Say cheese!'는 사진을 찍을 때 웃으라는 전통적인 말이며, 'cheesy'는 비격식적으로 진부하거나 촌스럽다는 뜻입니다.

Ejemplos

Would you like some cheese with your crackers?
你想在饼干上加些奶酪吗？
¿Te gustaría algo de queso con tus galletas?
クラッカーにチーズはいかがですか？
크래커에 치즈 좀 드시겠어요?
Britain produces over 700 varieties of cheese.
英国生产超过700种奶酪。
Gran Bretaña produce más de 700 variedades de queso.
イギリスは700種類以上のチーズを生産しています。
영국은 700가지가 넘는 종류의 치즈를 생산합니다.
Say cheese for the photograph!
拍照时说茄子！
¡Di patata para la foto!
写真を撮るのでチーズと言って！
사진 찍을 테니 치즈 하세요!

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Old English 'cēse', from West Germanic *kasjus, borrowed from Latin 'caseus' (cheese). One of the earliest Latin food words adopted into Germanic languages during the Roman period.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Historia y curiosidades

From Latin 'caseus' meaning cheese. Britain has a rich cheese-making tradition, with famous varieties including Stilton, Cheddar, and Wensleydale. The phrase 'say cheese' became popular because the 'ee' sound naturally forms a smile.

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