英语词汇thick的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

thick /θɪk/ adjective 1. if something is thick, there is a large distance between its two opposite surfaces or sidesnounsa thick slice/piece The boy cut himself a thick slice of bread.a thick coat/sweater/scarf etc She wore a thick coat with a fur collar.a thick carpet/blanket/curtain/towel She padded across the thick bedroom carpet.thick paper/glass/material The bag was made of thick strong paper.a thick wall/door The castle has immensely thick walls.a thick book/volume She opened a thick book lying on the table.a thick envelope He took a thick envelope from his coat pocket and handed it to me.a thick layer The town was covered by a thick layer of ash.thick glasses/lenses An elderly man wearing thick glasses came into the room.thick soles He moved along soundlessly on his thick rubber soles.a thick neck He had broad powerful shoulders and a thick neck.thick lips/fingers/ankles He had thick fingers, like sausages.phrases12 centimetres/3 feet/20 metres etc thick The walls of the tower are ten feet thick.THESAURUS: thick fatwallet | envelope | book | cigar thick, usually because of being full of something: The well-dressed man took a twenty pound note out of his fat wallet. | The fat envelope contained the manuscript of her latest book. | I hoped I would have time to read a couple of fat books on holiday. | He was smoking a big fat cigar.Fat sounds rather informal. It is often used after big. chunkynecklace | ring | earrings | jewellery | sweater thick, solid, and heavy: Chunky gold earrings swung from her pierced ears. | His mother gave him chunky handknitted sweaters for Christmas. heavycoat | overcoat | sweater | curtain | cloth | fabric heavy clothing or cloth is thick and usually warm: People stood around in heavy winter coats, stamping their feet to keep warm. | She pulled back the heavy red velvet curtain. | The men all wore trousers and jackets made of a heavy woollen fabric.THESAURUS: thick → wide (1)2. very dense or growing very closely togethernounsthick forest/jungle Not much light penetrates into the thick jungle.thick undergrowth/vegetation They moved slowly through the thick undergrowth.thick smoke They saw thick black smoke pouring out of the factory.thick fog/mist The fog was so thick I could not see the end of the street.thick cloud We were flying through thick cloud.thick hair The old man had thick white hair.a thick beard He had a thick beard that covered half of his face.thick grass We had to trudge through thick grass.

词组	thick
释义	thick /θɪk/ adjective 1. if something is thick, there is a large distance between its two opposite surfaces or sidesnounsa thick slice/piece The boy cut himself a thick slice of bread.a thick coat/sweater/scarf etc She wore a thick coat with a fur collar.a thick carpet/blanket/curtain/towel She padded across the thick bedroom carpet.thick paper/glass/material The bag was made of thick strong paper.a thick wall/door The castle has immensely thick walls.a thick book/volume She opened a thick book lying on the table.a thick envelope He took a thick envelope from his coat pocket and handed it to me.a thick layer The town was covered by a thick layer of ash.thick glasses/lenses An elderly man wearing thick glasses came into the room.thick soles He moved along soundlessly on his thick rubber soles.a thick neck He had broad powerful shoulders and a thick neck.thick lips/fingers/ankles He had thick fingers, like sausages.phrases12 centimetres/3 feet/20 metres etc thick The walls of the tower are ten feet thick.THESAURUS: thick fatwallet \| envelope \| book \| cigar thick, usually because of being full of something: The well-dressed man took a twenty pound note out of his fat wallet. \| The fat envelope contained the manuscript of her latest book. \| I hoped I would have time to read a couple of fat books on holiday. \| He was smoking a big fat cigar.Fat sounds rather informal. It is often used after big. chunkynecklace \| ring \| earrings \| jewellery \| sweater thick, solid, and heavy: Chunky gold earrings swung from her pierced ears. \| His mother gave him chunky handknitted sweaters for Christmas. heavycoat \| overcoat \| sweater \| curtain \| cloth \| fabric heavy clothing or cloth is thick and usually warm: People stood around in heavy winter coats, stamping their feet to keep warm. \| She pulled back the heavy red velvet curtain. \| The men all wore trousers and jackets made of a heavy woollen fabric.THESAURUS: thick → wide (1)2. very dense or growing very closely togethernounsthick forest/jungle Not much light penetrates into the thick jungle.thick undergrowth/vegetation They moved slowly through the thick undergrowth.thick smoke They saw thick black smoke pouring out of the factory.thick fog/mist The fog was so thick I could not see the end of the street.thick cloud We were flying through thick cloud.thick hair The old man had thick white hair.a thick beard He had a thick beard that covered half of his face.thick grass We had to trudge through thick grass.
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