Definition of nachos in English:

nachos

plural nounˈnatʃəʊzˈnäCHōz

A dish of tortilla chips topped with melted cheese and often also with other savoury toppings.
he made us nachos and chicken fajitas
Example sentencesExamples
- Paul scooped up a nacho, covered in meat and cheese and popped it into his mouth, scooting the plate closer to me.
- Tacos, quesadillas, tamales, nachos and other side dishes are available for under four bucks.
- Other, less heart-stopping side dishes, are the nachos with salsa or the respectable, but not great, clam chowder.
- Take those nachos, French fries and cinnamon rolls off the menu.
- Revellers enjoyed tables strewn with chocolates, cigars and flowers as well as the less traditionally romantic fare of pizza and nachos.
- Or make nachos with refried black beans, baked tortilla chips and salsa.
- Not all cafes serve food, but the ones who do have snacks that consist of nachos and cheese, chips, and cake.
- This is colourful salsa that is great with corn fritters, burritos and nachos - to name but a few.
- In rebellion, Fin grabbed a nacho from the appetizer plate and shoved it in his mouth.
- The menu includes nachos, Cajun spicy chicken, Mexican salad, curries and pasta.
- Place the nachos on a baking sheet and place into the oven.
- Entrées come with mixed greens, soup, nachos or pasta salad.
- Use the crisp corn tortillas in dishes such as tacos and nachos.
- A dream come true for all junk-food lovers with pizzas, burgers, nachos and nuggets.
- The wind was blowing softly, carrying with it the scent of nachos and hamburgers.
- It can also be used in various recipes like nachos, fajitas, quesadillas and fondues.
- Finally, after three orders of nachos, five pizzas, three club sandwiches, and a salad, I got my order.
- The door slid open and a wave of loud music as well as the smell of pizza and over cooked nachos hit them like a brick wall.
- Ordering burgers, wings, even nachos shows you aren't a hung-up girly girl.
- By now, the fans have had their fill of burgers, fries, pizza, wings and nachos.

Origin

1940s: perhaps from Mexican Spanish Nacho, pet form of Ignacio, the first name of the chef credited with creating the dish. An alternative derivation is from Spanish nacho 'flat-nosed'.

A Mexican chef called Ignacio ‘Nacho’ Anaya is thought to have invented nachos, a snack consisting of small pieces of tortilla topped with melted cheese and spices, in the 1940s. An alternative origin could be the Spanish word nacho, which means ‘flat-nosed’.

Definition of nachos in US English:

nachos

plural nounˈnäCHōz

A dish of tortilla chips topped with melted cheese and often also other savory toppings.
he made us nachos and chicken fajitas
Example sentencesExamples
- The door slid open and a wave of loud music as well as the smell of pizza and over cooked nachos hit them like a brick wall.
- Entrées come with mixed greens, soup, nachos or pasta salad.
- By now, the fans have had their fill of burgers, fries, pizza, wings and nachos.
- A dream come true for all junk-food lovers with pizzas, burgers, nachos and nuggets.
- Paul scooped up a nacho, covered in meat and cheese and popped it into his mouth, scooting the plate closer to me.
- It can also be used in various recipes like nachos, fajitas, quesadillas and fondues.
- The wind was blowing softly, carrying with it the scent of nachos and hamburgers.
- The menu includes nachos, Cajun spicy chicken, Mexican salad, curries and pasta.
- Other, less heart-stopping side dishes, are the nachos with salsa or the respectable, but not great, clam chowder.
- Not all cafes serve food, but the ones who do have snacks that consist of nachos and cheese, chips, and cake.
- Revellers enjoyed tables strewn with chocolates, cigars and flowers as well as the less traditionally romantic fare of pizza and nachos.
- Take those nachos, French fries and cinnamon rolls off the menu.
- Place the nachos on a baking sheet and place into the oven.
- In rebellion, Fin grabbed a nacho from the appetizer plate and shoved it in his mouth.
- Tacos, quesadillas, tamales, nachos and other side dishes are available for under four bucks.
- This is colourful salsa that is great with corn fritters, burritos and nachos - to name but a few.
- Or make nachos with refried black beans, baked tortilla chips and salsa.
- Ordering burgers, wings, even nachos shows you aren't a hung-up girly girl.
- Use the crisp corn tortillas in dishes such as tacos and nachos.
- Finally, after three orders of nachos, five pizzas, three club sandwiches, and a salad, I got my order.

Origin

1940s: perhaps from Mexican Spanish Nacho, pet form of Ignacio, the first name of the chef credited with creating the dish. An alternative derivation is from Spanish nacho ‘flat-nosed’.

单词	nachos
释义	Definition of nachos in English: nachos plural nounˈnatʃəʊzˈnäCHōz A dish of tortilla chips topped with melted cheese and often also with other savoury toppings. he made us nachos and chicken fajitas Example sentencesExamples Paul scooped up a nacho, covered in meat and cheese and popped it into his mouth, scooting the plate closer to me. Tacos, quesadillas, tamales, nachos and other side dishes are available for under four bucks. Other, less heart-stopping side dishes, are the nachos with salsa or the respectable, but not great, clam chowder. Take those nachos, French fries and cinnamon rolls off the menu. Revellers enjoyed tables strewn with chocolates, cigars and flowers as well as the less traditionally romantic fare of pizza and nachos. Or make nachos with refried black beans, baked tortilla chips and salsa. Not all cafes serve food, but the ones who do have snacks that consist of nachos and cheese, chips, and cake. This is colourful salsa that is great with corn fritters, burritos and nachos - to name but a few. In rebellion, Fin grabbed a nacho from the appetizer plate and shoved it in his mouth. The menu includes nachos, Cajun spicy chicken, Mexican salad, curries and pasta. Place the nachos on a baking sheet and place into the oven. Entrées come with mixed greens, soup, nachos or pasta salad. Use the crisp corn tortillas in dishes such as tacos and nachos. A dream come true for all junk-food lovers with pizzas, burgers, nachos and nuggets. The wind was blowing softly, carrying with it the scent of nachos and hamburgers. It can also be used in various recipes like nachos, fajitas, quesadillas and fondues. Finally, after three orders of nachos, five pizzas, three club sandwiches, and a salad, I got my order. The door slid open and a wave of loud music as well as the smell of pizza and over cooked nachos hit them like a brick wall. Ordering burgers, wings, even nachos shows you aren't a hung-up girly girl. By now, the fans have had their fill of burgers, fries, pizza, wings and nachos. Origin 1940s: perhaps from Mexican Spanish Nacho, pet form of Ignacio, the first name of the chef credited with creating the dish. An alternative derivation is from Spanish nacho 'flat-nosed'. A Mexican chef called Ignacio ‘Nacho’ Anaya is thought to have invented nachos, a snack consisting of small pieces of tortilla topped with melted cheese and spices, in the 1940s. An alternative origin could be the Spanish word nacho, which means ‘flat-nosed’. Definition of nachos in US English: nachos plural nounˈnäCHōz A dish of tortilla chips topped with melted cheese and often also other savory toppings. he made us nachos and chicken fajitas Example sentencesExamples The door slid open and a wave of loud music as well as the smell of pizza and over cooked nachos hit them like a brick wall. Entrées come with mixed greens, soup, nachos or pasta salad. By now, the fans have had their fill of burgers, fries, pizza, wings and nachos. A dream come true for all junk-food lovers with pizzas, burgers, nachos and nuggets. Paul scooped up a nacho, covered in meat and cheese and popped it into his mouth, scooting the plate closer to me. It can also be used in various recipes like nachos, fajitas, quesadillas and fondues. The wind was blowing softly, carrying with it the scent of nachos and hamburgers. The menu includes nachos, Cajun spicy chicken, Mexican salad, curries and pasta. Other, less heart-stopping side dishes, are the nachos with salsa or the respectable, but not great, clam chowder. Not all cafes serve food, but the ones who do have snacks that consist of nachos and cheese, chips, and cake. Revellers enjoyed tables strewn with chocolates, cigars and flowers as well as the less traditionally romantic fare of pizza and nachos. Take those nachos, French fries and cinnamon rolls off the menu. Place the nachos on a baking sheet and place into the oven. In rebellion, Fin grabbed a nacho from the appetizer plate and shoved it in his mouth. Tacos, quesadillas, tamales, nachos and other side dishes are available for under four bucks. This is colourful salsa that is great with corn fritters, burritos and nachos - to name but a few. Or make nachos with refried black beans, baked tortilla chips and salsa. Ordering burgers, wings, even nachos shows you aren't a hung-up girly girl. Use the crisp corn tortillas in dishes such as tacos and nachos. Finally, after three orders of nachos, five pizzas, three club sandwiches, and a salad, I got my order. Origin 1940s: perhaps from Mexican Spanish Nacho, pet form of Ignacio, the first name of the chef credited with creating the dish. An alternative derivation is from Spanish nacho ‘flat-nosed’.
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