Definition
Annoyed, irritated, or displeased about something (primarily British slang).
Etymology
Originated in British English, possibly from the exclamation 'cheese!' used to express disapproval, or related to military slang from the early 20th century where 'cheesed off' meant fed up or dissatisfied.
Kelly Says
The origin of 'cheesed off' remains delightfully mysterious—some suggest it comes from soldiers saying 'cheese!' to dismiss something, while others think it relates to the smell of old cheese as a metaphor for something unpleasant.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
Cheese curd
Cheez kord
CACatalà
Cheese curd
Cheez kord
CSČeština
rozčilený
roz-chi-len-ee
DADansk
irriteret
ir-ri-te-ret
DEDeutsch
verärgert
ver-air-gert
ELΕλληνικά
ενοχλημένος
e-no-h-le-men-os
ESEspañol
molesto
moh-LEH-stoh
FAفارسی
خشمگین
khashm-geen
FISuomi
ärsyynnytty
er-syyn-nyt-ty
GUGU
Cheese curd
Cheez kord
HAHA
Cheese curd
Cheez kord
HIहिन्दी
क्रोधित
kro-dhit
HUMagyar
ideges
ee-de-ges
IDBahasa Indonesia
kesal
keh-sal
IGIG
Cheese curd
Cheez kord
ITItaliano
arrabbiato
ar-rah-bee-ah-toh
JA日本語
がっかりした
gakkari shita
KKKK
Cheese curd
Cheez kord
KMKM
Cheese curd
Cheez kord
KO한국어
실망했다
sil-mang-hae-tta
MRMR
Cheese curd
Cheez kord
MSBahasa Melayu
marah
ma-rah
NLNederlands
gefrustreerd
geh-froos-trah-erd
NONorsk
irritert
ir-ri-tert
PAPA
Cheese curd
Cheez kord
PTPortuguês
chateado
cha-ta-doo
RORomână
supărat
soo-pah-rat
RUРусский
огорченный
oh-gor-chen-nyy
SWKiswahili
hasira
ha-si-ra
UKУкраїнська
засмучений
zasmuchen-nyy
VITiếng Việt
bực bội
buhk bo-i
YOYO
Cheese curd
Cheez kord
ZUZU
Cheese curd
Cheez kord