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adj. (-er, -est) 1. зузаан. He needed a \thick board. Түүнд зузаан банз хэрэгтэй байв. 2. \thick (with sth/ sb) нягт, шигүү, өтгөн. There was a \thick fog. Өтгөн манан татсан байв. 3. бүдэг, булингартай. 4. сөөнгө. You sound a bit \thick this morning. Өнөө өглөө таны хоолой яльгүй сөөсөн байх шив. 5. аялгатай, ойлгоход бэрх. 6. мунхаг, мулгуу. 7. \thick (with sb) ойр, дотно. have a thick head 1. толгой өвдөх. 2. архинд шартах. 3. мулгуу байх. give sb / get a thick ear 1. чихдэх/ чихдүүлэх. 2. шийтгэх/ шийтгүүлэх. (as) thick as thieves тун дотно. (as) thick as two short planks үхэр шиг мунхаг, тун мунхаг. n. төв, гүн. in the thick of sth үйл явдлын голд. He's always in the \thick of it/ things. Тэр юм болгонд л орооцолдож явдаг юм. adv. нягт, шигүү, өтгөн, зузаан. lay it on thick хэтрүүлэх, давслах. thick on the ground их, олон. Promising young players are \thick on the ground these days. Авьяаслаг залуу тоглогчид одоо тун их болсон байна. thicken v. 1. өтгөрөх, өтгөрүүлэх. 2. бүдгэрэх; булингартах. thickly adj. өтгөн, зузаан. thickness n. 1. зузаан. 2. нягт, өтгөн. 3. үе, давхарга. thick-headed adj. тэнэг, мангуу. thick-skinned adj. ажиггүй, хэнэггүй, өр хатуу.
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