cheese

cheese
noun
1) (food) Käse, der

cheeses — Käsesorten

2) (whole) Käselaib, der
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[ i:z]
noun
((any type of) a food prepared from the curd of milk and usually pressed into a mass or shape: Cheese is full of protein.) der Käse
- academic.ru/12266/cheesecake">cheesecake
- cheesed off
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cheese
[tʃi:z]
I. n no pl Käse m
goat's \cheese Ziegenkäse m
hard \cheese Hartkäse m
melted \cheese Schmelzkäse m
▶ the big \cheese esp AM (fam) der Boss fam
▶ as different as chalk and \cheese so verschieden wie Tag und Nacht
▶ to cut the \cheese AM (sl) furzen derb, einen ziehen [o streichen] [o SCHWEIZ, ÖSTERR fahren] lassen fam
▶ hard [or BRIT stiff] [or AUS tough] \cheese (fam) Künstlerpech! hum fam
▶ say \cheese sag ‘Cheese’!, bitte [schön] lächeln!
II. n modifier (dish, filling, sauce) Käse-
\cheese sandwich Käsebrot nt
grilled \cheese sandwich getoastetes Käsesandwich
III. vt AM (dated sl)
\cheese it! hau ab! fam, mach die Fliege! fam, verzieh dich! SCHWEIZ, ÖSTERR fam
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[tʃiːz]
n
Käse m

a big cheese (inf) — ein hohes Tier

hard cheese! (dated inf) — Künstlerpech! (inf)

say cheese! (Phot) — bitte recht freundlich, sag "cheese"

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cheese1 [tʃiːz] s Käse m:
say cheese FOTO bitte recht freundlich!;
hard cheese! sl Künstlerpech! umg, Pech gehabt!;
the cheese sl genau das Richtige, das einzig Wahre;
that’s the cheese! sl genau!
cheese2 [tʃiːz] v/t sl
1. cheese it!
a) hau ab! umg,
b) halt die Klappe! umg,
c) hör auf (damit)!
2. I’m cheesed off with him Br er ödet mich an
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noun
1) (food) Käse, der

cheeses — Käsesorten

2) (whole) Käselaib, der
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n.
Käse nur sing. m.

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