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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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engleski
španski
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I. thick <thicker thickest> [Am θɪk, Brit θɪk] ADJ

1.1. thick layer/book/fabric:

thick
thick
gordo inf
it's 5cm thick
an inch-thick layer

1.2. thick (in consistency):

thick soup/cream/sauce

1.3. thick (dense):

thick vegetation
thick vegetation
thick fur/hedge
thick fog/smoke
thick fog/smoke
thick beard/eyebrows
she has thick hair
she has thick hair

2. thick (covered, filled) pred:

to be thick with
thick with dust
thick with smoke
thick with tourists
thick with tourists

3. thick (heavy):

thick accent
thick accent
with a thick voice (from fear)
I woke up with a thick head

4.1. thick inf (stupid):

thick
burro inf
thick
corto inf

4.2. thick inf (unfair):

it's a bit thick
it's a bit thick

4.3. thick inf (close) pred:

to be thick (with sb)
to be thick (with sb)
estar a partir un confite (con alguien) CSur

II. thick [Am θɪk, Brit θɪk] ADV

III. thick [Am θɪk, Brit θɪk] N

in the thick of the brawl
in the thick of night Am

thick-lipped [θɪkˈlɪpt] ADJ

thick-lipped
thick-lipped
bembón LatAm

thick-skinned [Am, Brit ˌθɪkˈskɪnd] ADJ

thick-skinned
he's very thick-skinned pej
španski
španski
engleski
engleski
grueso (gruesa)
thick
grueso (gruesa) jersey/tela/papel
thick
grueso (gruesa) cristal/pared
thick
bembo (bemba)
thick-lipped
thick lips pl
ceporro (ceporra)
thick inf
turro (turra)
thick inf
denso (densa) bosque/vegetación
thick
denso (densa) humo/niebla
thick
asno (asna)
thick Brit inf

u rečniku PONS

engleski
engleski
španski
španski

I. thick [θɪk] ADJ

1. thick (not thin):

thick wall
thick coat

2. thick (dense):

thick hair
thick forest
thick liquid

3. thick (extreme):

thick darkness
thick accent

4. thick (stupid):

thick
to be as thick as two short planks inf

5. thick (very friendly):

to be thick with sb

6. thick Brit inf (plentiful):

thick

7. thick Brit (not right):

to be a bit thick

Phrases:

II. thick [θɪk] N no pl inf

to be in the thick of sth

thick-skinned [ˌθɪkˈskɪnd, Am ˈθɪkskɪnd] ADJ

thick-skinned
he is thick-skinned

thick-headed [ˌθɪkˈhedɪd, Am ˈθɪkˌhedɪd] ADJ

thick-headed
španski
španski
engleski
engleski
bembudo (-a)
thick-lipped
bembo (-a)
thick-lipped
thick-lipped
thick lip
thick-lipped
thick smoke
befo (-a)
thick-lipped
u rečniku PONS
engleski
engleski
španski
španski

I. thick [θɪk] ADJ

1. thick (not thin):

thick wall
thick coat

2. thick (dense):

thick hair
thick forest
thick liquid

3. thick (extreme):

thick darkness
thick accent

4. thick (stupid):

thick
to be a bit thick
to be as thick as two short planks inf

5. thick (very friendly):

to be thick with sb

Phrases:

II. thick [θɪk] N inf

to be in the thick of sth

thick-skinned [ˈθɪk·skɪnd] ADJ

thick-skinned
he is thick-skinned
španski
španski
engleski
engleski
bembudo (-a)
thick-lipped
bembo (-a)
thick-lipped
thick-lipped
thick
thick-lipped
thick smoke
viscoso (-a)
thick
espeso (-a)
thick