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🔑thickthick1 /θɪk / adjective ➤distance between sides厚- (used about something solid) having a large distance between its opposite sides; not thin（固体）粗的，厚的◆a thick black line一条粗黑线◆These walls are very thick.这些墙很厚。 OPP thin
- used for saying what the distance is between the two opposite sides of something（表示厚度）…厚◆The ice was six inches thick.冰有六英寸厚。
➤hair / fur / trees毛发；毛；树- having a lot of things close together茂密的；浓密的；密集的◆a thick forest茂密的森林◆thick hair浓密的头发
➤liquid液体- (used about a liquid) stiff; that does not flow easily（液体）浓稠的，浓的◆a thick sauce浓稠的酱汁◆This paint is too thick.这漆太稠了。 OPP thin
➤fog / smoke / air雾；烟；空气- (used about fog, smoke, air, etc.) difficult to see through（雾、烟、空气等）能见度低的，混浊的，浓的
➤accent口音- (used about someone's accent) very strong（口音）重的，浓重的，明显的
 ●have (a) thick skinto be not easily upset or worried by what people say about you脸皮厚▸ thick adverb ◆snow lying thick on the ground地面上厚厚的积雪▸ thick·ly 🔑 adverb ◆Spread the butter thickly.抹上厚厚一层黄油。◆a thickly wooded area林木茂密的地区
thickthick2 /θɪk / noun ●in the thick of sthin the most active or crowded part of something; very involved in something在…最活跃的部分；在…最拥挤的部分；深深地卷入◆She always likes to be in the thick of things.她总是喜欢对事情投入。●through thick and thinthrough difficult times and situations不顾艰难险阻◆He promised to stay with her through thick and thin.他承诺与她风雨同舟。 |