Pronunciation: /tʃiz/
noun a food made from the pressed curds of milk
A1 I like to eat cheese on my sandwich.
A2 She bought a block of cheese from the store.
B1 The cheese platter at the party was a big hit.
B2 The cheese used in the recipe was imported from France.
C1 The artisanal cheese was paired perfectly with the wine.
C2 The cheese connoisseur could distinguish between different types based on taste and texture.
verb not applicable
A1 I cheese my sandwich every day for lunch.
A2 She cheeses her pasta with extra parmesan.
B1 They cheese the pizza with a variety of toppings.
B2 He cheeses his omelette with a blend of cheddar and mozzarella.
C1 The chef expertly cheeses the souffle to perfection.
C2 The artisanal cheese maker carefully cheeses each wheel by hand.
adjective not applicable
A1 I like cheese pizza.
A2 She bought a cheese sandwich for lunch.
B1 The cheese sauce was delicious on the pasta.
B2 The cheese platter included a variety of cheeses.
C1 The cheese board was expertly curated with artisanal cheeses.
C2 The cheese tasting event featured rare and aged cheeses from around the world.
adverb not applicable
A1 I like cheese pizza.
A2 She smiled cheesily at the camera.
B1 He ran cheese-like through the maze.
B2 The comedian told cheesy jokes all night.
C1 The author's writing style is often described as cheesily sentimental.
C2 The director's use of music in the film was cheesy but effective.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I like cheese on my sandwich.
A2 She asked for cheese on her pizza.
B1 Can you pass me the cheese, please?
B2 The cheese they served was delicious.
C1 He brought a selection of cheeses for the tasting event.
C2 The cheese from that region is renowned for its unique flavor.
preposition not applicable
A1 I like pizza with cheese.
A2 She made a sandwich with cheese.
B1 The burger comes with cheese as a topping.
B2 The chef prepared a gourmet platter with cheese.
C1 The charcuterie board featured a variety of cheeses.
C2 The wine pairing included a selection of artisanal cheeses.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like cheese and crackers.
A2 She made a sandwich with cheese and ham.
B1 He ordered a pizza with extra cheese and pepperoni.
B2 The cheese was melted perfectly on top of the lasagna.
C1 The cheese platter included a variety of aged cheeses and fruits.
C2 The chef created a gourmet dish with truffle-infused cheese.
interjection not applicable
A1 Cheese! I love it on my pizza.
A2 Cheese, please pass me the cheese for my sandwich.
B1 Cheese, that was a delicious fondue.
B2 Cheese, I can't believe how many different types there are.
C1 Cheese, this charcuterie board is absolutely exquisite.
C2 Cheese, I never knew aged cheddar could taste so complex.
article not applicable
A1 I like cheese on my sandwich.
A2 She bought some cheese from the store.
B1 The cheese in this dish is delicious.
B2 I prefer aged cheese over fresh cheese.
C1 The cheese platter was a hit at the party.
C2 The artisanal cheese was imported from France.
formal The cheese board at the event was beautifully arranged with a variety of cheeses.
informal I always add extra cheese to my pizza because I love the gooey goodness.
slang That movie was so cheesy, but I couldn't help but enjoy it.
figurative She's always the big cheese at work, making all the important decisions.
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