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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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engleski
francuski
francuski

I. thick [Brit θɪk, Am θɪk] ADJ

1. thick attr:

thick piece, layer, material, garment, liquid, paste, snow, hair, eyebrows, lips, features, make-up
thick forest, vegetation, fog
thick beard
thick accent
thick voice (from sore throat, cold)
thick (from alcohol)
to be 6 cm thick
a 6 cm-thick piece of wood
to make [sth] thicker soup, sauce
to be thick with smoke, noise
to be thick with emotion
to have a thick head (from cold, flu)

2. thick (stupid):

thick inf
I can't get it into his thick head or skull inf that

3. thick (friendly) inf:

4. thick (unreasonable) inf:

II. thick [Brit θɪk, Am θɪk] ADV

III. thick [Brit θɪk, Am θɪk]

thick → blood

to lay it on thick inf
to be in the thick of battle, fighting
to be in the thick of crowd

thief <pl thieves> [Brit θiːf, Am θif] N

to be as thick as thieves

plank [Brit plaŋk, Am plæŋk] N

1. plank lit:

to walk the plank NAUT, HISTORY

2. plank (of policy, argument):

plank fig
to be as thick as two (short) planks inf

I. ground [Brit ɡraʊnd, Am ɡraʊnd] VB pt VB pp

ground → grind

II. ground [Brit ɡraʊnd, Am ɡraʊnd] N

1. ground (surface underfoot):

sol m
to get off the ground fig idea:
to get sth off the ground plan, undertaking, campaign
ouvrir la voie (for à)
to clear the ground lit, fig
on the ground lit, fig

2. ground (area, territory):

ground lit, fig
to cover the same ground teachers, speakers:
to cover the same ground articles, lectures:
innover (by or in doing en faisant)

3. ground SPORTS:

4. ground (reason) (gen) LAW:

motifs mpl

5. ground (in contest, discussion) fig:

gagner du terrain (on, over sur)
perdre du terrain (to au profit de)
céder du terrain (to devant, on, over au niveau de)
changer son fusil d'épaule (on au sujet de)

6. ground Am ELEC:

7. ground ART:

8. ground NAUT:

Phrases:

ground, a. ground coat CONSTR

III. grounds N npl

1. grounds (of house, institution):

parc m (of de)

2. grounds (reasons):

grounds for divorce, appeal, extradition, arrest, opposition, criticism, hope
on (the) grounds of cost, public interest
on (the) grounds of adultery, negligence, insufficient evidence

IV. ground ADJ

ground coffee, pepper:

V. ground [Brit ɡraʊnd, Am ɡraʊnd] VB trans

1. ground AVIAT:

ground aircraft
ground crew, pilot

2. ground NAUT:

ground vessel
faire échouer (on sur)

3. ground (base):

to ground sth on or in
to be grounded on principle, fact, experience
to be grounded in right, truth, understanding

4. ground (punish) inf:

ground teenager

5. ground Am ELEC:

6. ground MIL:

VI. ground [Brit ɡraʊnd, Am ɡraʊnd]

inv to go to ground
to run sb/sth to ground
dénicher qn/qc inf
to run sth into the ground business

brick [Brit brɪk, Am brɪk] N

1. brick CONSTR:

made of brick attr wall
made of brick building

2. brick Brit (child's toy):

3. brick (kind person):

brick inf, dated
type/fille m/f sympa inf
to be thick as a brick inf

I. blood [Brit blʌd, Am bləd] N

1. blood:

blood BIOL, PHYSIOL

2. blood (breeding):

3. blood (anger):

4. blood (vigour):

II. blood [Brit blʌd, Am bləd] VB trans HUNT

blood hunter
blood hound

III. blood [Brit blʌd, Am bləd]

il veut ma peau! inf

thick-witted, thick-skulled ADJ inf

thick-witted

thick-skinned ADJ

thick-skinned
thick-skinned
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to get thick with sb inf
volumineux (volumineuse) livre, dossier
thick
dru (drue) cheveux, blés
thick
touffu (touffue) buisson
thick
au poil touffu chien, chat
with thick fur
to get a thick ear inf
charnu (charnue) lèvre
fleshy, thick
charnu (charnue) feuille
fleshy, thick
to have a thick skull

u rečniku PONS

engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. thick [θɪk] N no pl

thick inf:

to be in the thick of sth

Phrases:

II. thick [θɪk] ADJ

1. thick (not thin):

thick
sth 2 cm thick

2. thick (dense):

thick

3. thick (extreme):

thick accent

4. thick pej inf (mentally slow):

thick
get it into your thick head that ...

5. thick inf (close):

thick
to be as thick as thieves

6. thick inf:

that's a bit thick

thick-skinned ADJ

thick-skinned
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
dru(e)
thick
thick
opaque brouillard
thick
thick
épais(se)
thick
to be 4 centimetres thick Brit
to be 4 centimeters thick Am
jacket (thick knitted)
to be 7 cm thick
thick steak
u rečniku PONS
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. thick [θɪk] N

thick inf:

to be in the thick of sth

Phrases:

II. thick [θɪk] ADJ

1. thick (not thin):

thick
sth 2 inches thick

2. thick (dense):

thick

3. thick (extreme):

thick accent

4. thick pej inf (mentally slow):

thick
get it into your thick head that ...

5. thick inf (close):

thick
to be as thick as thieves

thick-skinned ADJ

thick-skinned
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
dru(e)
thick
jacket (thick knitted)
thick
thick
opaque brouillard
thick
thick neck
épais(se)
thick
to be 4 centimeters thick
to be 7 cm thick