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BNC: 1806 COCA: 1721

thick

adjective
 
/θɪk/
/θɪk/
(comparative thicker, superlative thickest)
Idioms
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    distance between sides厚度

  1.  
     having a larger distance between opposite sides or surfaces than other similar objects or than normal厚的；粗的
    • a thick slice of bread一片厚面包
    • a thick book (= one that has a lot of pages)一本厚书
    • a thick coat (= one made of heavy cloth)厚大衣
    • thick fingers粗手指
    • Everything was covered with a thick layer of dust.所有的东西都覆盖着厚厚的一层灰尘。
    • Use fairly thick wads of newspaper.用几摞较厚的报纸。
    • He wore thick glasses. 他戴着厚厚的眼镜。
    • a thick carpet of snow 厚厚的一层雪
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • feel
    • look
    • …
    adverb
    • extremely
    • fairly
    • very
    • …
    See full entry
  2.  
     used to ask about or state the distance between opposite sides or surfaces（询问或说明厚度）有…厚
    • How thick are the walls?这些墙有多厚？
    • They're two feet thick.它们两英尺厚。
    • The silk thread is only slightly thicker than a hair. 丝线只比一根头发稍粗。

    3. hair/fur/trees毛发；毛皮；树木

  3.  
     growing closely together in large amounts or numbers浓密的；稠密的；茂密的
    • thick dark hair浓密的黑发
    • This breed of cattle has a very thick coat.这种牛的皮毛很厚。
    • His eyebrows were thick and bushy.他的眉毛又粗又浓。
    • a thick forest茂密的森林
    Extra Examples
    • a screen of trees thick enough to conceal the building entirely一层足够厚的树幕，可以完全遮住整个建筑
    • She padded noiselessly across the thick carpet (= that has a large number of fibres pressed closely together).她悄无声息地走过厚厚的地毯。
    Topics Appearanceb1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • feel
    • look
    • …
    adverb
    • extremely
    • fairly
    • very
    • …
    See full entry
    4.

    liquid液体

  4.  
     not flowing very easily浓的；黏稠的
    • thick soup浓汤
    • The effect will be ruined if the paint is too thick.涂料太稠就会破坏效果。
    • I was buried up to my waist in thick mud, unable to move. 我被埋在厚厚的泥里，一直埋到腰部，动弹不得。
    Topics Cooking and eatingb1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • look
    • seem
    • …
    adverb
    • extremely
    • fairly
    • very
    • …
    See full entry
    5.

    fog/smoke/air雾；烟；空气

  5.  
     difficult to see through; difficult to breathe in能见度低的；浓的；阴霾的；浑浊的；不透气的
    • The plane crashed in thick fog.飞机在大雾中坠毁。
    • Thick black smoke rose over the city.城市上空升起浓浓的黑烟。
    • Thick cloud covered the sky.天空乌云密布。
    • The air had grown thick and smoky.空气变得浑浊，烟雾弥漫。
    • thick with something The air was thick with dust.空气由于灰尘弥漫而闷塞。
    • (figurative) The atmosphere was thick with tension.气氛紧张得使人透不过气来。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • feel
    • look
    • …
    adverb
    • extremely
    • fairly
    • very
    • …
    preposition
    • with
    See full entry
    6.

    with large number/amount大量

  6. thick with somebody/something having a large number of people or a large amount of something in one place拥满；挤满；充满；弥漫
    • The beach was thick with sunbathers.海滩上密密麻麻都是晒太阳的人。
    7.

    stupid愚蠢

  7. (informal, disapproving) (of a person人) slow to learn or understand things迟钝的；愚笨的 synonym stupid (2)
    • Are you thick, or what?你是傻还是怎么啦？
    Extra Examples
    • I think some of them are basically just thick.我觉得有些基本上就是厚而已。
    • I'm not completely thick, you know.你知道，我还没有傻到家。
    • If you weren't so thick you'd have spotted them coming!如果你不这么笨，你会发现他们来了！
    • She's not as thick as she looks!她没有看上去那么胖！
    Topics Personal qualitiesc2

    8. accent口音

  8. (sometimes disapproving) easily recognized as being from a particular country or area浓重的；明显的 synonym strong
    • a thick Brooklyn accent浓重的布鲁克林口音
    9.

    voice嗓音

  9. thick (with something) deep and not as clear as normal, especially because of illness or emotion嘶哑的，不清的（尤指因疾病或激动所致）
    • His voice was thick with emotion.他激动得连声音都嘶哑了。
    10.

    friendly with somebody友好

  10. thick (with somebody) (informal) very friendly with somebody, especially in a way that makes other people suspect that something wrong, illegal or dishonest is involved in the situation 亲密的；十分友好的；过于亲近的
    • You seem to be very thick with the boss!你好像和老板走得挺近的！
    Topics Family and relationshipsc2
    11. see also thickly, thickness
    Word OriginOld English thicce, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch dik and German dick.
Idioms
blood is thicker than water
  1. (saying) family relationships are stronger than any others血浓于水；亲属关系最牢靠
give somebody/get a thick ear
  1. (British English, informal) to hit somebody/be hit on the head as a punishment打耳光；挨耳光
    • You’ll get a thick ear if you’re not careful!如果你不小心，你会被打耳洞的！
(as) thick as thieves
  1. (informal) (of two or more people两个或以上的人) very friendly, especially in a way that makes other people suspect that something wrong, illegal or dishonest is involved in the situation非常友好；亲密无间；过从甚密
(as) thick as two short planks
  1. (British English, informal) (of a person人) very stupid笨得像木头人；笨到极点
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a thick head
  1. (informal) a physical condition in which your head is painful or you cannot think clearly as a result of an illness or of drinking too much alcohol（由于疾病或饮酒过量）晕头涨脑，稀里糊涂
    • You’re going to have a thick head in the morning!你早上会有个大脑袋的！
your thick head
  1. (informal) used to show that you are annoyed that somebody does not understand something（认为某人理解慢而恼火）笨脑瓜，木头脑瓜
    • When will you get it into your thick head that I don't want to see you again!你那木头脑瓜什么时候才会明白我不想再见到你呢？
thick/thin on the ground
  1. (British English) if people or things are thick/thin on the ground, there are a lot/not many of them in a place为数众多（或不多）；数目巨大（或微小）；众多（或稀少）
    • Customers are thin on the ground at this time of year.一年里这个时节顾客很少。
    • Security officers were thick on the ground during the King’s visit.国王访问期间，安全官员在现场戒备森严。
a thick skin
  1. the ability to accept criticism, offensive remarks, etc. without becoming upset厚脸皮；不计较面子 opposite a thin skin see also thick-skinned

thick

noun
/θɪk/
/θɪk/
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  1. [uncountable]
    Word OriginOld English thicce, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch dik and German dick.
Idioms
in the thick of something
  1. involved in the busiest or most active part of something在…最繁忙的时候；处于…最活跃部分；在密集处
    • As a player, he’s always in the thick of the action.作为一名球员，他总是在比赛最激烈的时候。
    • Her comments landed her in the thick of a family feud.她的评论使她陷入了一场家庭纠纷。
through thick and thin
  1. even when there are problems or difficulties不顾艰难险阻；赴汤蹈火；同甘共苦
    • He's supported the team for over ten years through thick and thin.十多年来，在任何情况下他都支持这个队。
    • In marriage, you have to stick together through thick and thin.在婚姻中，你必须同甘共苦。
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thick

adverb
/θɪk/
/θɪk/
(thicker, thickest)
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  1. in a way that produces a wide piece or deep layer of something厚厚地
    • Make sure you cut the bread nice and thick.你一定要把面包片切得厚厚的，规规整整的。
    Word OriginOld English thicce, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch dik and German dick.
Idioms
lay it on thick
  1. (informal) to talk about somebody/something in a way that makes them or it seem much better or much worse than they really are; to exaggerate something夸大其词地褒贬；露骨地吹捧；过分贬低
    • Praise them when necessary, but don't lay it on too thick.必要时要表扬他们，但不能言过其实。
thick and fast
  1. quickly and in large quantities又快又多；频频
    • Questions were coming at them thick and fast.问题铺天盖地向他们而来。

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