cheese

queso

Alimento blando o duro hecho con leche, que se come en lonchas o se añade a platos.

En inglés sencillo: A soft or hard food made from milk, often eaten in slices or added to cooked dishes.

• I like cheese on toast.
• She grated some cheese over the pasta.
• Would you like a slice of cheese?

Expresiones frecuentes: slice of cheese, cheese sandwich, grated cheese, melted cheese

queso

Una variedad concreta de queso, como cheddar o brie.

En inglés sencillo: One particular type of food made from milk, such as cheddar or brie.

• This cheese comes from France.
• We tasted five different cheeses.
• Which local cheese would you recommend?

Expresiones frecuentes: local cheese, soft cheese, aged cheese, french cheese

fastidiar, irritar

Hacer que alguien se enfade o se sienta molesto.

En inglés sencillo: To make someone angry or annoyed.

• That noise really cheeses me off.
• His rude reply cheesed her off.
• Are these delays cheesing you off too?

Cómo se usa: cheese someone off (The constant interruptions cheese me off.)

Sinónimos: annoy, irritate

Antónimos: please

Expresiones frecuentes: cheese someone off, cheese me off

parar, dejar

Dejar de hacer algo, a menudo porque hay peligro o alguien pide silencio.

En inglés sencillo: To stop doing something, often because there is danger or someone wants silence.

• Cheese it, the guard is coming!
• He told the boys to cheese it.
• Cheese that noise before you wake everyone!

Sinónimos: stop, quit

Antónimos: continue

Expresiones frecuentes: cheese it, cheese that noise

patata

Palabra que se dice al sacar una foto para que la boca parezca sonreír.

En inglés sencillo: A word people say when a photograph is taken, so their mouths look as if they are smiling.

• Cheese! Here comes the photo.
• Everyone shouted "cheese" as I pressed the button.
• Say "cheese" and look at the camera.

Expresiones frecuentes: say cheese, cheese everyone