"cheesier" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈtʃiziɝ

CHEE-zee-er

UK

tʃˈiːsɪɐ

CHEE-zee-uh

释义

'Cheesier' is the comparative form of 'cheesy.' It means something has more of a cheesy taste, or, more commonly, that something is more silly or overly sentimental, especially in movies, jokes, or music.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈtʃiziɝ

英式英语

tʃˈiːsɪɐ

简化发音

美式

CHEE-zee-er

英式

CHEE-zee-uh

语境中听

This pizza tastes cheesier than the last one.

The new song sounds even cheesier than her old ones.

His jokes are getting cheesier every day.

Could this movie get any cheesier?