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thick

英[θɪk] 美[θɪk]
  • n. 最拥挤部分;活动最多部分;事物的粗大浓密部分
  • adj. 厚的;浓的;粗大的
  • adv. 密集地;浓浓地,厚厚地
  • n. (Thick)人名;(英)西克

词组搭配


be thick on the ground

见 ground

a bit thick

(Brit. informal)unfair or unreasonable

(英,非正式)太过分,令人受不了,不公平的,没有道理的

give someone (或 get) a thick ear

(Brit. informal)punish someone (or be punished) with a blow, especially on the ear

(英,非正式)(被)揍…以作惩罚;(被)搧…耳光

have a thick skin
in (或 into) the thick of something

in (or into) the busiest or most crowded part of something

在…最激烈时,在…最紧张的时刻;处在…的深处

we were in the thick of the traffic.

我们处在交通最繁忙的时候。

thick and fast

rapidly and in great numbers

大量而急速地;频频地;快速地

(as) thick as a brick
(as) thick as thieves

(informal)(of two or more people) very close or friendly; sharing secrets

(非正式)(两人或两人以上)亲密无间,非常友好

as thick as two (short) planks (或 as a plank)

(Brit. informal)very stupid

(英,非正式)极蠢的

the thick end of something

(Brit.)the greater part of something

(英)…大部分

he was borrowing the thick end of £750 every week.

每周的750镑他大部分是借来的。

through thick and thin

under all circumstances, no matter how difficult

不顾艰难险阻,在任何情况下;赴汤蹈火

they stuck together through thick and thin.

他们在任何困难的情况下都相互支持。

thick and thin

Good and bad times

任何时候

They remained friends through thick and thin.

他们在任何情况下都是好朋友