Definition of Swiss cheese in English:

Swiss cheese

noun

mass noun

Cheese from Switzerland, typically containing large holes.
Example sentencesExamples
- His flannel button town shirt was torn and his jeans sported more holes than Swiss cheese.
- Once at our table, we ordered a first course of Swiss cheese fondue.
- The Swiss cheese often used in fondue is emmental, which melts well, whether in the classic kirsch-flavoured dip or in a Chilean-inspired empañada.
- A second option is to make a sandwich with ham, chicken, Swiss cheese, or kashkaval for lunch or brunch.
- On the way home we talked longingly of sleep and filled ourselves enormous sandwiches of Swiss cheese, slivered bell peppers, fresh basil leaves, olive oil, salt, and pepper.
- Layer with thinly sliced, snipped prosciutto and grated Parmesan cheese or sliced Swiss cheese.
- Certain geologic formations that underlie the dike, and portions of the material that comprise it, bear a striking resemblance to Swiss cheese.
- The company whose founder was originally from Switzerland, is known for mild Swiss cheese, flavored milk, and freshly churned butter.
- The pork schnitzel with Swiss cheese was especially to be recommended, but there is a substantial Thai and international list of dishes from which to choose.
- But what we did is we made a white sauce and put a little reduced sodium Swiss cheese in it, and some low fat sour cream.
- Top croutons with tomato slices; sprinkle with Swiss cheese.
- My friend the Monte Cristo connoisseur reckons the Homestead's triple-decker sandwich of fresh turkey, ham and Swiss cheese is the second best he's had.
- I want you to remember the time we ate Swiss cheese sandwiches on the riverbank, remember that?
- I eat the Swiss cheese from my ham sandwich and leave the rest behind.
- An untitled, wall-mounted bronze casting has hemispheric holes in it that suggest Swiss cheese.
- One ice-cream cone, one pickle, one slice of Swiss cheese, one slice of salami…
- The wood was splintery and filled with so many holes it looked like a piece of Swiss cheese.
- She placed it on the stove and went to the fridge and pulled out some bread, butter, and American Swiss cheese.
- If your shopping list at the deli counter is limited to honey-roasted ham, Swiss cheese and a tub of olives this book will give you food for thought.
- This would be a fine accompaniment to a meal-sized toasted honey baked ham bagel, also filled with thick cut Swiss cheese, whole grain mustard, crisp lettuce and a daub of herb-speckled mayonnaise.

Definition of Swiss cheese in US English:

Swiss cheese

nounˌswɪs ˈtʃizˌswis ˈCHēz

1Cheese of a style originating in Switzerland, typically containing large holes.
Example sentencesExamples
- One ice-cream cone, one pickle, one slice of Swiss cheese, one slice of salami…
- My friend the Monte Cristo connoisseur reckons the Homestead's triple-decker sandwich of fresh turkey, ham and Swiss cheese is the second best he's had.
- If your shopping list at the deli counter is limited to honey-roasted ham, Swiss cheese and a tub of olives this book will give you food for thought.
- The wood was splintery and filled with so many holes it looked like a piece of Swiss cheese.
- The company whose founder was originally from Switzerland, is known for mild Swiss cheese, flavored milk, and freshly churned butter.
- His flannel button town shirt was torn and his jeans sported more holes than Swiss cheese.
- Layer with thinly sliced, snipped prosciutto and grated Parmesan cheese or sliced Swiss cheese.
- On the way home we talked longingly of sleep and filled ourselves enormous sandwiches of Swiss cheese, slivered bell peppers, fresh basil leaves, olive oil, salt, and pepper.
- She placed it on the stove and went to the fridge and pulled out some bread, butter, and American Swiss cheese.
- Once at our table, we ordered a first course of Swiss cheese fondue.
- Top croutons with tomato slices; sprinkle with Swiss cheese.
- I eat the Swiss cheese from my ham sandwich and leave the rest behind.
- Certain geologic formations that underlie the dike, and portions of the material that comprise it, bear a striking resemblance to Swiss cheese.
- The Swiss cheese often used in fondue is emmental, which melts well, whether in the classic kirsch-flavoured dip or in a Chilean-inspired empañada.
- I want you to remember the time we ate Swiss cheese sandwiches on the riverbank, remember that?
- A second option is to make a sandwich with ham, chicken, Swiss cheese, or kashkaval for lunch or brunch.
- The pork schnitzel with Swiss cheese was especially to be recommended, but there is a substantial Thai and international list of dishes from which to choose.
- This would be a fine accompaniment to a meal-sized toasted honey baked ham bagel, also filled with thick cut Swiss cheese, whole grain mustard, crisp lettuce and a daub of herb-speckled mayonnaise.
- An untitled, wall-mounted bronze casting has hemispheric holes in it that suggest Swiss cheese.
- But what we did is we made a white sauce and put a little reduced sodium Swiss cheese in it, and some low fat sour cream.
1. 1.1 Used figuratively to refer to something that is full of holes, gaps, or defects.
  the team has Swiss cheese for a defense
  Example sentencesExamples
  I was fine even though my brand new glider was now swiss cheese.
  This movie has Swiss cheese for a script.
  Are you saying that he has Swiss cheese for brains?
  Online security is Swiss cheese, a survey finds.

单词	Swiss cheese
释义	Definition of Swiss cheese in English: Swiss cheese noun mass noun Cheese from Switzerland, typically containing large holes. Example sentencesExamples His flannel button town shirt was torn and his jeans sported more holes than Swiss cheese. Once at our table, we ordered a first course of Swiss cheese fondue. The Swiss cheese often used in fondue is emmental, which melts well, whether in the classic kirsch-flavoured dip or in a Chilean-inspired empañada. A second option is to make a sandwich with ham, chicken, Swiss cheese, or kashkaval for lunch or brunch. On the way home we talked longingly of sleep and filled ourselves enormous sandwiches of Swiss cheese, slivered bell peppers, fresh basil leaves, olive oil, salt, and pepper. Layer with thinly sliced, snipped prosciutto and grated Parmesan cheese or sliced Swiss cheese. Certain geologic formations that underlie the dike, and portions of the material that comprise it, bear a striking resemblance to Swiss cheese. The company whose founder was originally from Switzerland, is known for mild Swiss cheese, flavored milk, and freshly churned butter. The pork schnitzel with Swiss cheese was especially to be recommended, but there is a substantial Thai and international list of dishes from which to choose. But what we did is we made a white sauce and put a little reduced sodium Swiss cheese in it, and some low fat sour cream. Top croutons with tomato slices; sprinkle with Swiss cheese. My friend the Monte Cristo connoisseur reckons the Homestead's triple-decker sandwich of fresh turkey, ham and Swiss cheese is the second best he's had. I want you to remember the time we ate Swiss cheese sandwiches on the riverbank, remember that? I eat the Swiss cheese from my ham sandwich and leave the rest behind. An untitled, wall-mounted bronze casting has hemispheric holes in it that suggest Swiss cheese. One ice-cream cone, one pickle, one slice of Swiss cheese, one slice of salami… The wood was splintery and filled with so many holes it looked like a piece of Swiss cheese. She placed it on the stove and went to the fridge and pulled out some bread, butter, and American Swiss cheese. If your shopping list at the deli counter is limited to honey-roasted ham, Swiss cheese and a tub of olives this book will give you food for thought. This would be a fine accompaniment to a meal-sized toasted honey baked ham bagel, also filled with thick cut Swiss cheese, whole grain mustard, crisp lettuce and a daub of herb-speckled mayonnaise. Definition of Swiss cheese in US English: Swiss cheese nounˌswɪs ˈtʃizˌswis ˈCHēz 1Cheese of a style originating in Switzerland, typically containing large holes. Example sentencesExamples One ice-cream cone, one pickle, one slice of Swiss cheese, one slice of salami… My friend the Monte Cristo connoisseur reckons the Homestead's triple-decker sandwich of fresh turkey, ham and Swiss cheese is the second best he's had. If your shopping list at the deli counter is limited to honey-roasted ham, Swiss cheese and a tub of olives this book will give you food for thought. The wood was splintery and filled with so many holes it looked like a piece of Swiss cheese. The company whose founder was originally from Switzerland, is known for mild Swiss cheese, flavored milk, and freshly churned butter. His flannel button town shirt was torn and his jeans sported more holes than Swiss cheese. Layer with thinly sliced, snipped prosciutto and grated Parmesan cheese or sliced Swiss cheese. On the way home we talked longingly of sleep and filled ourselves enormous sandwiches of Swiss cheese, slivered bell peppers, fresh basil leaves, olive oil, salt, and pepper. She placed it on the stove and went to the fridge and pulled out some bread, butter, and American Swiss cheese. Once at our table, we ordered a first course of Swiss cheese fondue. Top croutons with tomato slices; sprinkle with Swiss cheese. I eat the Swiss cheese from my ham sandwich and leave the rest behind. Certain geologic formations that underlie the dike, and portions of the material that comprise it, bear a striking resemblance to Swiss cheese. The Swiss cheese often used in fondue is emmental, which melts well, whether in the classic kirsch-flavoured dip or in a Chilean-inspired empañada. I want you to remember the time we ate Swiss cheese sandwiches on the riverbank, remember that? A second option is to make a sandwich with ham, chicken, Swiss cheese, or kashkaval for lunch or brunch. The pork schnitzel with Swiss cheese was especially to be recommended, but there is a substantial Thai and international list of dishes from which to choose. This would be a fine accompaniment to a meal-sized toasted honey baked ham bagel, also filled with thick cut Swiss cheese, whole grain mustard, crisp lettuce and a daub of herb-speckled mayonnaise. An untitled, wall-mounted bronze casting has hemispheric holes in it that suggest Swiss cheese. But what we did is we made a white sauce and put a little reduced sodium Swiss cheese in it, and some low fat sour cream. 1.1 Used figuratively to refer to something that is full of holes, gaps, or defects. the team has Swiss cheese for a defense Example sentencesExamples I was fine even though my brand new glider was now swiss cheese. This movie has Swiss cheese for a script. Are you saying that he has Swiss cheese for brains? Online security is Swiss cheese, a survey finds.
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