thick — having a large distance between opposite sides; not thin
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having a large distance between opposite sides; not thin
Pronunciation (IPA): /θɪk/
Korean meaning: 두꺼운, 굵은
Korean pronunciation: 씩 (강세: 씩)
Example Sentences
- My pizza slice is so thick, I need a crane to lift it!
- The fog was so thick that I hugged a lamp post thinking it was my friend.
- She has thick, beautiful hair.
thick
ADJECTIVE//θɪk//
having a large distance between opposite sides; not thin
having a large distance between opposite sides; not thin
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A thick stick can't catch what's quick!
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Origin
고대 영어 'thicce'에서 유래되었으며, 게르만어족 공통 조상에서 나온 단어입니다. '밀도가 높다'는 기본 개념에서 출발해 다양한 의미로 확장되었습니다.
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“My pizza slice is so thick, I need a crane to lift it!”
“The fog was so thick that I hugged a lamp post thinking it was my friend.”
“She has thick, beautiful hair.”
“The walls are thick enough to block out noise.”
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