little bit of bread and no cheese 成语

big cheese

an important person, a leader He is a big cheese in his company so you should be very nice to him.

big gun/cheese/wheel/wig

an important person, a leader The new director was a big wheel in his previous company but is not so important now.

cheesecake

naked flesh, bare skin The dancer provided lots of cheesecake - lots of bare leg.

cheesed off

upset, annoyed, ticked off They were cheesed off when I said you wouldn't pay them.

cut the cheese

let off gas, fart, pass wind Then somebody cut the cheese, and everybody laughed.

American cheese

processed foodstuff resembling cheese, dyed orange (s.a. foods)

cheese

1. money, material wealth
2. smegma. Alluding to the look of this male bodily secretion and perhaps the smell
3. an attractive male
4. to smile widely. Origin: the standard photographer command "Say cheese!" used to elicit smiles

cheese-balled

to be under a great deal of stress;"I was pretty cheese-balled over final exams."

government cheese

on welfare

Chalk and cheese

Things, or people, that are like chalk and cheese are very different and have nothing in common.

a little bit of aliment and no cheese

An artful byword acclimated in Britain to call the song of the Yellowhammer bird. Primarily heard in UK. In the aboriginal morning I could apprehend the Yellowhammer sing as apparent as day, "a little bit of aliment and no cheese."Learn more: and, bit, bread, cheese, little, no, of

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