Definition of Stilton in English:

Stilton

noun ˈstɪlt(ə)nˈstɪltn

mass nountrademark

A kind of strong rich cheese, often with blue veins, originally made at various places in Leicestershire.
〈商标〉斯提耳顿干酪（一种有青色纹理的奶酪，原产于莱斯特郡各地）
Example sentencesExamples
- The unidentifiable objects mouldering in the fridge were successively replaced by jars of pickled onions, Cheddar cheese and Stilton.
- Top with some anchovies and Parmigiano-Reggiano shavings, arrange some Stilton cheese around the dish and garnish with chervil.
- More than 30 British foods have already been granted special status, including Cornish clotted cream and Stilton cheese.
- Cheddar comes from everywhere; Stilton from Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, and Wensleydale from, yes, Wensleydale.
- Deciding to go for a niche market and make a blue cheese, they tried to replicate the sort of cheeses that were then being imported into Ireland, such as Stilton or Danish blue.

Origin

So named because it was formerly sold to travellers at a coaching inn in Stilton (now in Cambridgeshire).

Rhymes

Milton, Shilton, Wilton

Definition of Stilton in US English:

Stilton

nounˈstiltnˈstɪltn

trademark

A kind of strong rich cheese, often with blue veins, originally made at various places in Leicestershire, England.
〈商标〉斯提耳顿干酪（一种有青色纹理的奶酪，原产于莱斯特郡各地）
Example sentencesExamples
- The unidentifiable objects mouldering in the fridge were successively replaced by jars of pickled onions, Cheddar cheese and Stilton.
- Top with some anchovies and Parmigiano-Reggiano shavings, arrange some Stilton cheese around the dish and garnish with chervil.
- Cheddar comes from everywhere; Stilton from Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, and Wensleydale from, yes, Wensleydale.
- Deciding to go for a niche market and make a blue cheese, they tried to replicate the sort of cheeses that were then being imported into Ireland, such as Stilton or Danish blue.
- More than 30 British foods have already been granted special status, including Cornish clotted cream and Stilton cheese.

Origin

So named because it was formerly sold to travelers at a coaching inn in Stilton (now in Cambridgeshire).

单词	Stilton
释义	Definition of Stilton in English: Stilton noun ˈstɪlt(ə)nˈstɪltn mass nountrademark A kind of strong rich cheese, often with blue veins, originally made at various places in Leicestershire. 〈商标〉斯提耳顿干酪（一种有青色纹理的奶酪，原产于莱斯特郡各地） Example sentencesExamples The unidentifiable objects mouldering in the fridge were successively replaced by jars of pickled onions, Cheddar cheese and Stilton. Top with some anchovies and Parmigiano-Reggiano shavings, arrange some Stilton cheese around the dish and garnish with chervil. More than 30 British foods have already been granted special status, including Cornish clotted cream and Stilton cheese. Cheddar comes from everywhere; Stilton from Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, and Wensleydale from, yes, Wensleydale. Deciding to go for a niche market and make a blue cheese, they tried to replicate the sort of cheeses that were then being imported into Ireland, such as Stilton or Danish blue. Origin So named because it was formerly sold to travellers at a coaching inn in Stilton (now in Cambridgeshire). Rhymes Milton, Shilton, Wilton Definition of Stilton in US English: Stilton nounˈstiltnˈstɪltn trademark A kind of strong rich cheese, often with blue veins, originally made at various places in Leicestershire, England. 〈商标〉斯提耳顿干酪（一种有青色纹理的奶酪，原产于莱斯特郡各地） Example sentencesExamples The unidentifiable objects mouldering in the fridge were successively replaced by jars of pickled onions, Cheddar cheese and Stilton. Top with some anchovies and Parmigiano-Reggiano shavings, arrange some Stilton cheese around the dish and garnish with chervil. Cheddar comes from everywhere; Stilton from Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, and Wensleydale from, yes, Wensleydale. Deciding to go for a niche market and make a blue cheese, they tried to replicate the sort of cheeses that were then being imported into Ireland, such as Stilton or Danish blue. More than 30 British foods have already been granted special status, including Cornish clotted cream and Stilton cheese. Origin So named because it was formerly sold to travelers at a coaching inn in Stilton (now in Cambridgeshire).
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