形容词干酪质的; <美俚>（质量）低劣的; 下等的; <英俚>俊俏的
1. 干酪质的：cheeseparing 吝啬 | cheesy 干酪质的 | cheetah 印度豹
2. 肉麻：Polaroid拍立得 | cheesy 肉麻 | My mother is pregnant. 我媽媽懷孕了
3. <美俚>(质量)低劣的,下等的：Debug [计]排除(程序中的)错误 | Cheesy <美俚>(质量)低劣的,下等的 | UNIX abbr.UNIX操作系统
4. 干酪味：Caramel:焦糖味 | Cheesy:干酪味 | Citrus:柑橘味
1. 有干酪味的
Cheesy food is food that tastes or smells of cheese.
e.g. ...cheesy biscuits...
芝士饼干
e.g. The sauce was too runny and not cheesy enough.
酱汁太稀，奶酪味不足。
2. 廉价的;劣质的;虚伪的
If you describe something as cheesy, you mean that it is cheap, unpleasant, or insincere.
e.g. ...a cheesy Baghdad hotel...
巴格达的廉价旅馆
e.g. The King's Road was getting increasingly cheesy...
国王路越来越俗气了。
1. Cheesy name, but go for the sushi and the Japanese businessmen.
2. Yet there's something about listening to those cheesy holiday ballads every relatively famous singer feels they need to produce that makes me feel at home.
3. And I can do without seeing another cheesy photo of a wholesome family crowding around a Christmas tree wearing matching holiday sweaters.
4. The frizzy haired maestro is famous for his cheesy jazz takes on old time classics.
5. If it's a club then it must find better DJs and hold back on the cheesy novelty acts.
6. The time of cover bands and cheesy pop songs in the capital's clubs is gone, claimed some proprietors.
7. Vincent Cafe's cappuccinos are a delicious end to your cheesy dinner at RMB 25.
8. cheesy的解释
8. The shops sold bathing suits and cheesy souvenirs, and most restaurants served seafood.
9. They were far too cheesy and mainstream, and I regarded their music as pure schmaltz.
10. The blockages are caused by plaque, a cheesy buildup of fat and cholesterol.