thick
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/θɪk/
🇬🇧
/θɪk/
adjective
A2
having a large distance between two sides
The book has a thick cover.
這本書的封面很厚。
A2
used to ask or tell how wide something is
How thick is the ice?
冰有多厚？
B1
growing close together in large amounts
She has thick hair.
她的頭髮很濃密。
B1
not flowing easily
The thick soup was hard to pour.
濃稠的湯很難倒出來。
B1
hard to see through or breathe in
The thick fog made driving dangerous.
濃霧使駕駛變得危險。
R
having many people or things in one place
The forest was thick with trees.
森林裡樹木茂密。
R
slow to learn or understand
He's not thick, just needs more time.
他不是笨，只是需要更多時間。
R
strong and easy to recognize from a place
He spoke with a thick accent.
他說話帶有濃重的口音。
R
deep and not clear, often from feeling
Her voice was thick with tears.
她的聲音因淚水而哽咽。
R
very friendly, sometimes in a suspicious way
They are thick as thieves.
他們親密無間。
noun
R
the thickest part
He was in the thick of the action.
他正處於行動最激烈的時刻。
adverb
R
in a wide or deep way
Slice the cheese thick.
把奶酪切厚一點。
translation
厚的, 多厚的, 茂密的, 粘稠的, 濃密的, 密集的, 遲鈍的, 濃重的, 沙啞的, 親密的
最厚處
厚厚地
詞形變化
Comparative
thicker
Superlative
thickest
Plural
thicks