cheeseburger

English

Etymology

Blend of cheese +‎ hamburger (1928)

Noun

A cheeseburger.

cheeseburger (plural cheeseburgers)

1. A hamburger containing cheese (usually one or more slices of processed cheese).
   • 2007, Loretta Ichord, Double Cheeseburgers, Quiche, and Vegetarian Burritos (page 48)

     Busy Americans (many women were working and not cooking as much) were dining on foods such as deep-fried chicken, thick slices of pizza, double cheeseburgers, and big slabs of steak.

Derived terms

• minicheeseburger

Related terms

• See burger

Translations

hamburger with cheese

• Arabic: تْشِيز بَرْغَر‎ m (tšīz barḡar), تْشِيز بَرْجَر‎ m (tšīz bargar)
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 芝士漢堡, 芝士汉堡 (zi¹ si^6-2 hon³ bou²)

  Mandarin: 起司堡 (qǐsībǎo), 乳酪漢堡, 乳酪汉堡 (rǔlào hànbǎo)

• Dutch: kaasburger (nl) m or f
• Estonian: juustuburger, juustuburks (slang)
• Faroese: ostaburgari m
• Finnish: juustohampurilainen
• French: cheeseburger (fr) m, hamburger au fromage (fr) m, hambourgeois au fromage (fr) m
• German: Cheeseburger (de) m
• Greek: τσίζμπεργκερ (tsízmpergker), τσίσμπεργκερ (tsísmpergker)
• Hebrew: צ׳יזבורגר‎ m

• Hungarian: sajtburger (hu)
• Italian: cheeseburger (it) m
• Japanese: チーズバーガー (chīzubāgā)
• Korean: 치즈버거 (chijeubeogeo)
• Marathi: चीजबर्गर m (cījbargar)
• Norman: bourgaille à fronmage f
• Persian: چیزبرگر‎ (čizberger)
• Polish: cheeseburger (pl) m
• Portuguese: cheeseburguer m, X burguer m
• Russian: чи́збургер (ru) m (čízburger)
• Spanish: hamburguesa con queso f
• Swedish: ostburgare (sv) c, cheeseburgare (sv) c

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Polish

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /t͡ʂizˈbur.ɡɛr/

Noun

cheeseburger m anim

1. cheeseburger

Declension

declension of cheeseburger

	singular	plural
nominative	cheeseburger	cheeseburgery
genitive	cheeseburgera	cheeseburgerów
dative	cheeseburgerowi	cheeseburgerom
accusative	cheeseburgera	cheeseburgery
instrumental	cheeseburgerem	cheeseburgerami
locative	cheeseburgerze	cheeseburgerach
vocative	cheeseburgerze	cheeseburgery