THICK1 thick2 ways of talking about how thick something isRELATED WORDSoppositeTHINthick liquid 稠的液体LIQUIDsee alsoWIDENARROWBIGFAT1 thick 厚的thick /θɪk/ [adjective]if something such as a wall, a book, or a piece of glass isthick, there is a large distance between its two flat surfaces 厚的 It's an old house with very thick stone walls. 那是幢老房子，四面是厚厚的石墙。 The ground was covered in a thick layer of snow. 地上覆盖着厚厚的一层雪。 a thick slice of bread 厚厚的一片面包 shoes with thick rubber soles 有厚胶底的鞋 Thicker curtains will give you more privacy. 厚一点的窗帘能带给你更多的私密性。thickness [uncountable noun]thick of The thickness of the old walls helped keep the rooms warm in winter and cool in summer. 老墙壁的厚度使房间冬暖夏凉。chunky /ˈtʃʌŋki/ [adjective]especially Britishthick, solid, and heavy 【尤英】厚重的，厚实的 She wore a lot of chunky silver jewellery. 她戴了许多沉甸甸的银首饰。 a sweater with chunky buttons 有大纽扣的毛线衫 The books were small, chunky, and bright, specially designed for babies. 这些书体积小、纸张厚，而且色彩鲜艳，是特别为婴儿设计的。fat /fæt/ [adjective]afat book, envelope, wallet etc is a book, envelope etc that is thick because there is a lot in it - use this especially as a humorous way of describing something that looks very thick 〔信封、钱包等〕鼓鼓囊囊的；〔书、信等〕厚厚的〔尤为幽默用法〕 He pulled out a fat wallet stuffed with banknotes. 他掏出一个鼓鼓囊囊塞满了纸币的钱包来。 A tall man was smoking a fat cigar. 一个高个子男人正抽着一根粗雪茄。 a big fat book 又大又厚的书 The children's fat Christmas stockings bulged with surprises. 孩子们那鼓鼓囊囊的圣诞长统袜内满是意外的惊喜。heavy /ˈhevi/ [adjective]heavy cloth or clothes are thick and usually warm 〔布料、衣服等〕厚的，厚重的 He wore a heavy jacket and a wool ski hat. 他穿了件厚厚的外套，戴了顶羊毛滑雪帽。 The curtains were made of a heavy dark fabric which kept out all draughts and light. 这窗帘由厚重的黑色布料做成，把风和阳光完全挡住了。2 ways of talking about how thick something is 某物有多厚的说法how thick /haʊ ˈθɪk/ [adjective phrase] The price of the glass will depend on how thick it is. 玻璃的价格取决于它的厚度。 How thick is the ice on the lake now? 现在湖上的冰有多厚了？ Check to see how thick the insulation is in your attic, and add more if necessary. 检查一下你阁楼的隔热层有多厚，如有必要把它加厚一点。2 cm/1 m etc thick /ˌtuː ˌsentɪmiːtəʳz θɪk/ [adjective phrase]use this to say exactly how thick something is 有两厘米/一米等厚 Cut the carrots into slices about half an inch thick. 把胡萝卜切成约半英寸厚的片。 In some places, the walls are over two metres thick. 部分地方的墙身有两米多厚。 Betts said the file on Mr Sorney was 10 inches thick. 贝茨说索尼先生的档案有10英寸厚。thickness /ˈθɪknɪs, ˈθɪknəs/ [countable/uncountable noun]the distance between the opposite surfaces of a solid object or material 厚度 It's about the same thickness as a £1 coin. 它的厚度约和一英镑硬币相同。 The cheese slicer can be adjusted to cut slices of different thicknesses. 这部乳酪切片机可以调节成切割不同厚度的乳酪。