Definition of chile con queso in English:

chile con queso

(also chili con queso)

noun ˌtʃɪlɪ kɒn ˈkeɪsəʊˌCHilē kän ˈkāsō

mass noun

(in Tex-Mex cooking) a thick sauce of melted cheese seasoned with chilli peppers, typically served warm as a dip for tortilla chips.
they dug into some appetizers, including chopped guacamole and chile con queso
Example sentencesExamples
- The appeal of a salty but strangely bland cup of chile con queso dip was lost on me.
- I ordered their chili con queso and a wet burrito.
- Serve up a platter of chili con queso nachos, and get set to become the most popular person at the party.
- Nevertheless I find its flat tortilla, washed with salty orange chile con queso, supremely comforting.
- I inevitably end up eating more chips than I mean to, usually with a side of respectable chile con queso or guacamole.
- She liked it, but it was Matt's chile con queso that sent her back for seconds - and thirds and fourths.
- "The Johnsons liked to have certain foods, but I think people coming to the White House are not expecting hamburgers, chili con queso or spareribs," he told The New York Times in 1985.
- The pals also shared some chips with guacamole and chili con queso.
- Nothing like tacos al carbon, guacamole and chili con queso to soothe the cockles of a displaced Texan's heart.
- I had no problem putting down an order of the chili cheese nachos ($6) that was doused with chili con queso and menacing slices of bright green jalapeno.

Origin

Spanish, 'chilli pepper with cheese'.

Definition of chile con queso in US English:

chile con queso

(also chili con queso)

nounˌCHilē kän ˈkāsō

A thick sauce of melted cheese seasoned with chili peppers, typically served warm as a dip for tortilla chips.
if you prefer a mild chile con queso, omit the chipotle
Example sentencesExamples
- The appeal of a salty but strangely bland cup of chile con queso dip was lost on me.
- Nothing like tacos al carbon, guacamole and chili con queso to soothe the cockles of a displaced Texan's heart.
- She liked it, but it was Matt's chile con queso that sent her back for seconds - and thirds and fourths.
- I had no problem putting down an order of the chili cheese nachos ($6) that was doused with chili con queso and menacing slices of bright green jalapeno.
- Serve up a platter of chili con queso nachos, and get set to become the most popular person at the party.
- I inevitably end up eating more chips than I mean to, usually with a side of respectable chile con queso or guacamole.
- I ordered their chili con queso and a wet burrito.
- "The Johnsons liked to have certain foods, but I think people coming to the White House are not expecting hamburgers, chili con queso or spareribs," he told The New York Times in 1985.
- Nevertheless I find its flat tortilla, washed with salty orange chile con queso, supremely comforting.
- The pals also shared some chips with guacamole and chili con queso.

Origin

Spanish, ‘chili pepper with cheese’.

词汇	chile con queso
释义	Definition of chile con queso in English: chile con queso (also chili con queso) noun ˌtʃɪlɪ kɒn ˈkeɪsəʊˌCHilē kän ˈkāsō mass noun (in Tex-Mex cooking) a thick sauce of melted cheese seasoned with chilli peppers, typically served warm as a dip for tortilla chips. they dug into some appetizers, including chopped guacamole and chile con queso Example sentencesExamples The appeal of a salty but strangely bland cup of chile con queso dip was lost on me. I ordered their chili con queso and a wet burrito. Serve up a platter of chili con queso nachos, and get set to become the most popular person at the party. Nevertheless I find its flat tortilla, washed with salty orange chile con queso, supremely comforting. I inevitably end up eating more chips than I mean to, usually with a side of respectable chile con queso or guacamole. She liked it, but it was Matt's chile con queso that sent her back for seconds - and thirds and fourths. "The Johnsons liked to have certain foods, but I think people coming to the White House are not expecting hamburgers, chili con queso or spareribs," he told The New York Times in 1985. The pals also shared some chips with guacamole and chili con queso. Nothing like tacos al carbon, guacamole and chili con queso to soothe the cockles of a displaced Texan's heart. I had no problem putting down an order of the chili cheese nachos ($6) that was doused with chili con queso and menacing slices of bright green jalapeno. Origin Spanish, 'chilli pepper with cheese'. Definition of chile con queso in US English: chile con queso (also chili con queso) nounˌCHilē kän ˈkāsō A thick sauce of melted cheese seasoned with chili peppers, typically served warm as a dip for tortilla chips. if you prefer a mild chile con queso, omit the chipotle Example sentencesExamples The appeal of a salty but strangely bland cup of chile con queso dip was lost on me. Nothing like tacos al carbon, guacamole and chili con queso to soothe the cockles of a displaced Texan's heart. She liked it, but it was Matt's chile con queso that sent her back for seconds - and thirds and fourths. I had no problem putting down an order of the chili cheese nachos ($6) that was doused with chili con queso and menacing slices of bright green jalapeno. Serve up a platter of chili con queso nachos, and get set to become the most popular person at the party. I inevitably end up eating more chips than I mean to, usually with a side of respectable chile con queso or guacamole. I ordered their chili con queso and a wet burrito. "The Johnsons liked to have certain foods, but I think people coming to the White House are not expecting hamburgers, chili con queso or spareribs," he told The New York Times in 1985. Nevertheless I find its flat tortilla, washed with salty orange chile con queso, supremely comforting. The pals also shared some chips with guacamole and chili con queso. Origin Spanish, ‘chili pepper with cheese’.
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