Cheesed off Meaning in English

expression

US

tʃiːzd/ /ˈɔf

CHEEZD-AWF

UK

tʃˈiːzd/ /ˈɒf

CHEEZD-OF

Definition

To be annoyed or angry, usually in an informal or slightly humorous way.

Usage & Nuances

Very informal, mainly British English. Often used to say you are irritated without sounding too angry. Common with 'get cheesed off' or 'be cheesed off with/at'. Not used in American English.

• Spanish: molesto - harto - enfadado (informal)
• Portuguese (BR): de saco cheio - irritado - chateado (informal)
• Portuguese (PT): chatíssimo - aborrecido - irritado (informal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 恼火的 - 生气的 (口语)
• Chinese (Traditional): 惱火的 - 生氣的 (口語)
• Hindi: नाराज़ - परेशान (अनौपचारिक)
• Arabic: منزعج - غاضب (عامية)
• Bengali: খুব বিরক্ত - রেগে যাওয়া
• Russian: раздражён - зол (разговорное)
• Japanese: イライラする - ムカつく
• Vietnamese: bực bội - cáu
• Korean: 짜증나다 - 열받다
• Turkish: çok sinirlenmek - canı sıkılmak
• Urdu: بہت ناراض - بہت جھنجھلا گیا
• Indonesian: kesal - jengkel

Example Sentences

I'm really cheesed off about the delay.

basic

She gets cheesed off when people are late.

basic

We were all cheesed off after the bad news.

basic

Honestly, I'm pretty cheesed off with how things turned out.

natural

You could tell he was cheesed off by the look on his face.

natural

I got cheesed off when my favorite show was cancelled last minute.

natural