thick
[θɪk] adjective
NOT THIN 不薄的
ESSENTIAL
■having a large distance between two sides 厚的；粗的；粗壮的•a thick rope粗绳子 •a thick layer of dust厚厚的一层灰 •She picked up a thick volume and began to read out loud.她拿起一本大部头书，开始大声朗读。 •The walls are two metres thick.墙有两米厚。 •a thick (= made of thick material) sweater/coat厚毛衣／外套
[θɪk] adjective
CLOSE TOGETHER 聚在一起的
ADVANCED
■growing close together and in large amounts 密的，密集的；茂密的•thick forest茂密的森林 •thick dark hair浓密的黑发 ADVANCED
■difficult to see through 能见度低的，浓的•Thick, black smoke was pouring out of the chimney.浓黑的烟雾从烟囱里喷出来。
[θɪk] adjective
NOT FLOWING 不流动的
■(of a liquid) not flowing easily （液体）稠的，浓的•thick soup浓汤 •a thick sauce稠酱汁 •thick paint稠油漆 Opposite thin or runny
[θɪk] adjective
STUPID 愚蠢的 informal
■stupid 愚蠢的，笨的•I told you not to touch that - are you deaf or just thick?我告诉过你不要碰它——你是聋了还是傻了？
[θɪk] adjective
be (as) thick as thieves informal
■to be very close friends and share secrets, etc. 亲密无间，非常友好•I'm sure she tells Ruth everything we say - they're as thick as thieves, those two.我相信她会把我们所说的一切都告诉露丝——她们关系非常密切，那两人。
[θɪk] adjective
(as) thick as two short planks slang
■very stupid 笨得像木头，笨到极点•He's a very skilled footballer but he's as thick as two short planks.他是个技术很好的足球运动员，但是他这人是笨到了极点。
[θɪk] adjective
thick on the ground mainly UK informal
■existing in large numbers 大量存在•Female engineers are not too thick on the ground.女工程师并不多见。 |