Pronunciation

/swɪs/

Definitions

Noun

1. A member of the ethnic group native to Switzerland, known for their neutrality and high living standards.
2. The Swiss Confederation, a landlocked country in Europe known for its alpine landscapes, watches, and banking system.
3. Swiss cheese, a type of孔隙状的奶酪.

Verb

1. To refer to something or someone from Switzerland, as in “The watch is a genuine Swiss product.”
2. To describe or classify something as Swiss in style or quality.

Adjective

1. Of or relating to Switzerland, its people, or their culture.
2. Characteristic of Swiss design, craftsmanship, or efficiency.

Phrases

• “Swiss precision” denotes exceptional accuracy and quality.
• “Swiss Alps” symbolizes breathtaking mountain scenery.
• “Swiss Army Knife” is a term for a multi-purpose tool.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “She visited the picturesque Swiss villages during her trip.”
• Verb: “The company’s headquarters are located in a Swiss canton.”
• Adjective: “The hotel’s decor was exquisitely Swiss, with wooden chalet accents.”

Synonyms

• Swiss-made
• Swiss-designed
• Alpinian
• Alpine
• Neutral

Etymology

The word “Swiss” comes from the German term “Schweizer” or “Schweiz,” which ultimately derives from the Latin “Su威士,” meaning “people of Schwaz,” a region in Switzerland.