Definition of Swiss in English:

Swiss

adjective swɪsswɪs

Relating to Switzerland or its people.
（与）瑞士（有关）的；（与）瑞士人（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- The right in Switzerland has grown out of a peculiarly Swiss sensibility which is unlike any other in Europe.
- Each household has its own favourite recipe, some containing Swiss cheeses that you're unlikely to see outside Switzerland.
- Indians have told time for generations with the finest of Swiss watches.
- They insisted on the people being consulted in a Swiss style referendum where the details are on the table before, and not after they vote.
- The music was written by a Swiss fan, and then I added the lyric.
- In 2001 Switzerland imported Bulgarian goods worth some 60 million Swiss francs.
- The seizure is believed to have been prompted by a news item that included photographs of Swiss police officers at a G8 summit.
- However, conditions on the mountain are treacherous and a Swiss team has already had two members so badly injured they were evacuated by helicopter.
- The Swiss company says it was surprised at the announcement of the one day strike with provisional agreement on the cameras made in March.
- Most Swiss youngsters have to choose in their mid-teens whether to pursue competitive sport, education or an apprenticeship.
- See the page on card games in Switzerland for further information on games with Swiss cards.
- The Swiss cities of Zurich, Bern and Geneva are the best cities for quality of life, while Luxembourg is the world's safest.
- A role model for any Swiss woman, Maja was born in Zurich, Switzerland, to doctor parents.
- Apart from this company, an American, a French and a Swiss firm had bid for the consulting contract with the Finance Ministry.
- Several other Swiss firms have also incurred substantial losses in the past year, as markets continue to underperform.
- The 1950s former Swiss air force trainer jet had flown four times over the crowd before trying to turn when it corkscrewed and plummeted into a ridge.
- And then there were the two Swiss men in the cell with him; like him they had never been charged - yet they had spent a year and a half in custody.
- It was founded in 1989 with the aim providing local Swiss audiences with quality opera and cantata performances.
- As an honorary citizen and permanent resident, the Swiss businessman has been living and working in Shanghai for seven years.
- Raised in Pennsylvania, he spent the summers in Switzerland with his Swiss architect father.

noun swɪsswɪs

A native or inhabitant of Switzerland, or a person of Swiss descent.
瑞士人；瑞士人后裔
Example sentencesExamples
- In the kosher Nobel Prizes we have some Brits, some Japanese, Americans and of course a Swiss, but once again, all men.
- The missing are thought to include a Briton, a Swiss, a German, five Thais, two Americans, two Australians and three others.
- A painting may not resonate with a Maori as with a German; a song in Chinese means nothing to a Swiss.
- If a Norwegian or a Swiss ever makes our team, what happens to the flag?
- The firm was established four years ago by a multi-ethnic trio - a Swiss, a Dane and a Thai.

Origin

Early 16th century: from French Suisse, from Middle High German Swīz 'Switzerland'.

Rhymes

abyss, amiss, bis, bliss, Chris, Diss, hiss, kiss, Majlis, miss, reminisce, sis, this, vis

Definition of Swiss in US English:

Swiss

adjectiveswisswɪs

1Relating to Switzerland or its people.
（与）瑞士（有关）的；（与）瑞士人（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- They insisted on the people being consulted in a Swiss style referendum where the details are on the table before, and not after they vote.
- Most Swiss youngsters have to choose in their mid-teens whether to pursue competitive sport, education or an apprenticeship.
- In 2001 Switzerland imported Bulgarian goods worth some 60 million Swiss francs.
- Indians have told time for generations with the finest of Swiss watches.
- See the page on card games in Switzerland for further information on games with Swiss cards.
- Apart from this company, an American, a French and a Swiss firm had bid for the consulting contract with the Finance Ministry.
- It was founded in 1989 with the aim providing local Swiss audiences with quality opera and cantata performances.
- The 1950s former Swiss air force trainer jet had flown four times over the crowd before trying to turn when it corkscrewed and plummeted into a ridge.
- However, conditions on the mountain are treacherous and a Swiss team has already had two members so badly injured they were evacuated by helicopter.
- The Swiss cities of Zurich, Bern and Geneva are the best cities for quality of life, while Luxembourg is the world's safest.
- Raised in Pennsylvania, he spent the summers in Switzerland with his Swiss architect father.
- A role model for any Swiss woman, Maja was born in Zurich, Switzerland, to doctor parents.
- Each household has its own favourite recipe, some containing Swiss cheeses that you're unlikely to see outside Switzerland.
- Several other Swiss firms have also incurred substantial losses in the past year, as markets continue to underperform.
- The right in Switzerland has grown out of a peculiarly Swiss sensibility which is unlike any other in Europe.
- And then there were the two Swiss men in the cell with him; like him they had never been charged - yet they had spent a year and a half in custody.
- The seizure is believed to have been prompted by a news item that included photographs of Swiss police officers at a G8 summit.
- The Swiss company says it was surprised at the announcement of the one day strike with provisional agreement on the cameras made in March.
- As an honorary citizen and permanent resident, the Swiss businessman has been living and working in Shanghai for seven years.
- The music was written by a Swiss fan, and then I added the lyric.
1. 1.1as plural noun the Swiss The people of Switzerland.
  瑞士人
  Example sentencesExamples
  There is no reason to resent them, anymore than we resent the Finns for cell phones, the Swiss for watches, or the Russians for vodka.
  That experience taught him how hard it will be to sell our expertise to the Swiss and Germans.
  Our performances against Russia and the Swiss don't suggest otherwise.
  In fact, the Swiss were offered food by the Americans; they refused it.
  Indeed the Free French leader apparently asked the Swiss to refuse any extradition requests.
  It was built by the Germans and Swiss, who know a thing or two about vaults.
  We Brits pay, just as do the Swiss, the Germans and the French.
  Sometimes the issues are major, such as when the Swiss voted in March 2002 to join the United Nations.
  Showing the right kind of form, victories against Russia and the Swiss should be well within our capabilities.
  The Scandinavians, Swiss, and French were particularly quick to see this.
  The French were at their one-dimensional worst and the Swiss still couldn't rouse themselves to go for a win.
  The Swiss are holding hands for their national anthem, a nice gesture.
  We are a six-man team up against the Swiss, Austrians, Swedes and Italians among others.
  Why are the Japanese good at making cameras, the Germans at making upmarket cars, or the Swiss at making watches and clocks?
  Swiss history is unique in Europe since the Swiss never had a monarchy.
  Thankfully this is rather an entertaining match, with the Swiss still causing the French problems.
  The Dutch, the French and the Swiss are among those who've had to spell things out.
  Will how do you reckon you would have gone against teams like the Germans, Austrians and Swiss in Salt Lake City?
  The French, Swiss, Germans, Dutch and Swedes didn't get their seamless transport networks overnight.
  The Kiwis had sped past the Swiss on the downwind second leg, and the Swiss pulled the same move for the stunning comeback.

nounswisswɪs

A native or inhabitant of Switzerland, or a person of Swiss descent.
瑞士人；瑞士人后裔
Example sentencesExamples
- The firm was established four years ago by a multi-ethnic trio - a Swiss, a Dane and a Thai.
- If a Norwegian or a Swiss ever makes our team, what happens to the flag?
- In the kosher Nobel Prizes we have some Brits, some Japanese, Americans and of course a Swiss, but once again, all men.
- The missing are thought to include a Briton, a Swiss, a German, five Thais, two Americans, two Australians and three others.
- A painting may not resonate with a Maori as with a German; a song in Chinese means nothing to a Swiss.

Origin

Early 16th century: from French Suisse, from Middle High German Swīz ‘Switzerland’.

词汇	Swiss
释义	Definition of Swiss in English: Swiss adjective swɪsswɪs Relating to Switzerland or its people. （与）瑞士（有关）的；（与）瑞士人（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples The right in Switzerland has grown out of a peculiarly Swiss sensibility which is unlike any other in Europe. Each household has its own favourite recipe, some containing Swiss cheeses that you're unlikely to see outside Switzerland. Indians have told time for generations with the finest of Swiss watches. They insisted on the people being consulted in a Swiss style referendum where the details are on the table before, and not after they vote. The music was written by a Swiss fan, and then I added the lyric. In 2001 Switzerland imported Bulgarian goods worth some 60 million Swiss francs. The seizure is believed to have been prompted by a news item that included photographs of Swiss police officers at a G8 summit. However, conditions on the mountain are treacherous and a Swiss team has already had two members so badly injured they were evacuated by helicopter. The Swiss company says it was surprised at the announcement of the one day strike with provisional agreement on the cameras made in March. Most Swiss youngsters have to choose in their mid-teens whether to pursue competitive sport, education or an apprenticeship. See the page on card games in Switzerland for further information on games with Swiss cards. The Swiss cities of Zurich, Bern and Geneva are the best cities for quality of life, while Luxembourg is the world's safest. A role model for any Swiss woman, Maja was born in Zurich, Switzerland, to doctor parents. Apart from this company, an American, a French and a Swiss firm had bid for the consulting contract with the Finance Ministry. Several other Swiss firms have also incurred substantial losses in the past year, as markets continue to underperform. The 1950s former Swiss air force trainer jet had flown four times over the crowd before trying to turn when it corkscrewed and plummeted into a ridge. And then there were the two Swiss men in the cell with him; like him they had never been charged - yet they had spent a year and a half in custody. It was founded in 1989 with the aim providing local Swiss audiences with quality opera and cantata performances. As an honorary citizen and permanent resident, the Swiss businessman has been living and working in Shanghai for seven years. Raised in Pennsylvania, he spent the summers in Switzerland with his Swiss architect father. noun swɪsswɪs A native or inhabitant of Switzerland, or a person of Swiss descent. 瑞士人；瑞士人后裔 Example sentencesExamples In the kosher Nobel Prizes we have some Brits, some Japanese, Americans and of course a Swiss, but once again, all men. The missing are thought to include a Briton, a Swiss, a German, five Thais, two Americans, two Australians and three others. A painting may not resonate with a Maori as with a German; a song in Chinese means nothing to a Swiss. If a Norwegian or a Swiss ever makes our team, what happens to the flag? The firm was established four years ago by a multi-ethnic trio - a Swiss, a Dane and a Thai. Origin Early 16th century: from French Suisse, from Middle High German Swīz 'Switzerland'. Rhymes abyss, amiss, bis, bliss, Chris, Diss, hiss, kiss, Majlis, miss, reminisce, sis, this, vis Definition of Swiss in US English: Swiss adjectiveswisswɪs 1Relating to Switzerland or its people. （与）瑞士（有关）的；（与）瑞士人（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples They insisted on the people being consulted in a Swiss style referendum where the details are on the table before, and not after they vote. Most Swiss youngsters have to choose in their mid-teens whether to pursue competitive sport, education or an apprenticeship. In 2001 Switzerland imported Bulgarian goods worth some 60 million Swiss francs. Indians have told time for generations with the finest of Swiss watches. See the page on card games in Switzerland for further information on games with Swiss cards. Apart from this company, an American, a French and a Swiss firm had bid for the consulting contract with the Finance Ministry. It was founded in 1989 with the aim providing local Swiss audiences with quality opera and cantata performances. The 1950s former Swiss air force trainer jet had flown four times over the crowd before trying to turn when it corkscrewed and plummeted into a ridge. However, conditions on the mountain are treacherous and a Swiss team has already had two members so badly injured they were evacuated by helicopter. The Swiss cities of Zurich, Bern and Geneva are the best cities for quality of life, while Luxembourg is the world's safest. Raised in Pennsylvania, he spent the summers in Switzerland with his Swiss architect father. A role model for any Swiss woman, Maja was born in Zurich, Switzerland, to doctor parents. Each household has its own favourite recipe, some containing Swiss cheeses that you're unlikely to see outside Switzerland. Several other Swiss firms have also incurred substantial losses in the past year, as markets continue to underperform. The right in Switzerland has grown out of a peculiarly Swiss sensibility which is unlike any other in Europe. And then there were the two Swiss men in the cell with him; like him they had never been charged - yet they had spent a year and a half in custody. The seizure is believed to have been prompted by a news item that included photographs of Swiss police officers at a G8 summit. The Swiss company says it was surprised at the announcement of the one day strike with provisional agreement on the cameras made in March. As an honorary citizen and permanent resident, the Swiss businessman has been living and working in Shanghai for seven years. The music was written by a Swiss fan, and then I added the lyric. 1.1as plural noun the Swiss The people of Switzerland. 瑞士人 Example sentencesExamples There is no reason to resent them, anymore than we resent the Finns for cell phones, the Swiss for watches, or the Russians for vodka. That experience taught him how hard it will be to sell our expertise to the Swiss and Germans. Our performances against Russia and the Swiss don't suggest otherwise. In fact, the Swiss were offered food by the Americans; they refused it. Indeed the Free French leader apparently asked the Swiss to refuse any extradition requests. It was built by the Germans and Swiss, who know a thing or two about vaults. We Brits pay, just as do the Swiss, the Germans and the French. Sometimes the issues are major, such as when the Swiss voted in March 2002 to join the United Nations. Showing the right kind of form, victories against Russia and the Swiss should be well within our capabilities. The Scandinavians, Swiss, and French were particularly quick to see this. The French were at their one-dimensional worst and the Swiss still couldn't rouse themselves to go for a win. The Swiss are holding hands for their national anthem, a nice gesture. We are a six-man team up against the Swiss, Austrians, Swedes and Italians among others. Why are the Japanese good at making cameras, the Germans at making upmarket cars, or the Swiss at making watches and clocks? Swiss history is unique in Europe since the Swiss never had a monarchy. Thankfully this is rather an entertaining match, with the Swiss still causing the French problems. The Dutch, the French and the Swiss are among those who've had to spell things out. Will how do you reckon you would have gone against teams like the Germans, Austrians and Swiss in Salt Lake City? The French, Swiss, Germans, Dutch and Swedes didn't get their seamless transport networks overnight. The Kiwis had sped past the Swiss on the downwind second leg, and the Swiss pulled the same move for the stunning comeback. nounswisswɪs A native or inhabitant of Switzerland, or a person of Swiss descent. 瑞士人；瑞士人后裔 Example sentencesExamples The firm was established four years ago by a multi-ethnic trio - a Swiss, a Dane and a Thai. If a Norwegian or a Swiss ever makes our team, what happens to the flag? In the kosher Nobel Prizes we have some Brits, some Japanese, Americans and of course a Swiss, but once again, all men. The missing are thought to include a Briton, a Swiss, a German, five Thais, two Americans, two Australians and three others. A painting may not resonate with a Maori as with a German; a song in Chinese means nothing to a Swiss. Origin Early 16th century: from French Suisse, from Middle High German Swīz ‘Switzerland’.
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