thicknoun USA: θɪ'k UK: θɪk
    1. Grandma always puts thick woolen socks on in wintertime.
        1. A nagyi télen mindig vastag gyapjúzoknit hord.
thickadj USA: θɪ'k UK: θɪk
  1. regional
    1. I would have done so, had it struck my thick head.
        1. Megtehettem volna, ha ostoba fejemnek eszébe jutott volna.
  2. informal
    1. I can be so thick sometimes.
        1. Olyan buta tudok lenni néha.
thickadv USA: θɪ'k UK: θɪk
    1. The book cover was thick with dust.
        1. A könyv borítóján vastagon állt a por.
    1. On our way to the castle we were walking through the thick woods.
        1. A kastély felé tartva sűrű erdőben haladtunk.
    1. How thick these bushes grow!
        1. Milyen sűrűn nőnek ezek a bokrok!
thick and fastexp USA: θɪ'k ʌ·nd fæ'st UK: θɪk ənd fɑst
thick of sgexp
thick seedingexp USA: θɪ'k siː'dɪ·ŋ UK: θɪk siːdɪŋ
thick soupexp USA: θɪ'k suː'p UK: θɪk suːp
thick withexp USA: θɪ'k wʌ·ð UK: θɪk wɪð
thickenv trans v USA: θɪ'kʌ·n UK: θɪkən
thicketnoun USA: θɪ'kʌ·t UK: θɪkɪt
thick-headnoun USA: θɪ'khe"d UK: θɪkhed
thick-leavedadj
thicklyadv USA: θɪ'kliː· UK: θɪkliː
thickneck (onion)exp
thicknessnoun USA: θɪ'knʌ·s UK: θɪknəs
thickness of a layerexp USA: θɪ'knʌ·s ʌ·v eɪ' leɪ'əː· UK: θɪknəs ɔv eɪ leɪər
thick-setadj UK: θɪkset
thick-skinnedadj
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