Meaning of the word "like chalk and cheese" in English
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like chalk and cheese
US /laɪk tʃɔːk ænd tʃiːz/
UK /laɪk tʃɔːk ænd tʃiːz/
Idiom
used to emphasize that two people or things are completely different from each other
Example:
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My brother and I are like chalk and cheese; he's very outgoing, and I'm quite shy.
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Their political views are like chalk and cheese.
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