Cheshire Meaning in English

word

US

ˈtʃɛʃɝ

CHESH-er

UK

ˈtʃɛʃə

CHESH-uh

التعريف

'Cheshire' usually refers to a county in northwest England, known for its countryside and cheese. It can also refer to 'Cheshire cheese,' a famous type of cheese from that region, or the 'Cheshire Cat' from Lewis Carroll's 'Alice in Wonderland.'

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Most often used as a place name or in phrases like 'Cheshire cheese' or 'Cheshire Cat.' As a place name, always capitalized. The 'Cheshire Cat' refers to a character known for its wide grin. Don't confuse 'Cheshire' with 'cheese' alone.

• Spanish: Cheshire (nombre propio) - queso Cheshire
• Portuguese (BR): Cheshire (nome próprio) - queijo Cheshire
• Portuguese (PT): Cheshire (nome próprio) - queijo Cheshire
• Chinese (Simplified): 柴郡（地名）- 切沙郡奶酪
• Chinese (Traditional): 柴郡（地名）- 切沙郡起司
• Hindi: चेशायर (स्थान का नाम) - चेशायर चीज़
• Arabic: تشاشاير (اسم علم) - جبنة تشاشاير
• Bengali: চেশায়ার
• Russian: Чешир
• Japanese: チェシャー
• Vietnamese: Cheshire
• Korean: 체셔
• Turkish: Cheshire
• Urdu: چیشائر
• Indonesian: Cheshire

جمل نموذجية

Cheshire is a county in England.

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They make Cheshire cheese in this region.

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The Cheshire Cat smiles in the story.

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Have you ever tried real Cheshire cheese?

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The countryside around Cheshire is beautiful in the spring.

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He grinned like the Cheshire Cat when he heard the news.

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