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blocked, chunky, close, dense, densely, dumpy, right, thick, tight* * *adj( nær) close ( fx contact, co-operation);(mods spredt etc) close ( fx formation, handwriting, print, thicket, weave), thick ( fx cluster, corn, forest, hair, hedge, mass, swarm),( stærkere) dense ( fx clouds, crowd, fog, foliage, forest, fur, mass of people, population, thicket, wood);( om nedbør) heavy;( om person) stocky, thickset;(fig: indholdsmættet) dense ( fx language, writing);[ tæt is] closely packed ice;[ tæt mørke] impenetrable darkness;(mods utæt) tight,( vandtæt) watertight, waterproof,( lufttæt) airtight;adv close ( fx behind, together), closely ( fx packed, written, woven, veiled), thickly ( fx to sow thickly); densely ( fx populated), heavily ( fx the rain was falling heavily); tightly, tight ( fxtightly packed (, shut); packed (, shut) tight);[ med vb:][ tæt besat]( med mennesker) crowded, packed,(med ædelstene etc) studded ( fx with rubies);[ tæt bebygget, tæt befolket], se tætbebygget etc;[ drikke tæt] drink heavily;[ gå tæt på], se ndf;[ holde tæt] keep tight,(fig) keep one's mouth shut;[ holde tæt med noget] keep quiet about something, keep something dark;[ tæt klippet], se tætklippet;[ med præp & adv:][ tæt forbi] close by;[ tæt herved], se ndf: tæt ved;[ tæt op ad] close to;[ tæt på] close to ( fx close to, he looks old);(fig: nær ved at gå galt) it was a near (el. close) thing,T it was a close call (el. shave);[ gå tæt på](fig: undersøge nøje) go (deeply) into; probe (into);[ gå tæt på en](fig) question somebody closely;[ tæt sammen] close (together);[ tæt uden for byen] just outside the town;[ tæt under land] close to the shore;[ tæt ved] nearby ( fx he lives nearby),( nærmere) close at hand, close by;( med styrelse) near, close to ( fx he lives near (, close to) the school). -
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bowl over, bring down, fall, knock, knock over, overthrow, overturn, pour, tilt, tip over, topple, upset* * *vb( med objekt) overturn,(mere F) upset,(mere T) knock over ( fx a bucket, a chair, one's glass), knock down, tip over;( om noget ustabilt) topple over ( fx a pile of books);(dvs rulle) roll ( fx roll the stone away);(dvs hælde) tumble ( fx potatoes out of (, into) a box);(fig: styrte) bring down, overthrow ( fx the Government),( forstyrre) upset ( fx one's calculations, a plan);( uden objekt) overturn ( fx the car overturned), be upset, tip (, topple) over ( fx the glass tipped (, toppled) over),( især: klodset, tungt, rodet) tumble (over) ( fx a heavy jar tumbled over; he tumbled into bed; the children tumbled into (, out of) the car);( komme væltende, fx om vand, menneskemængde) pour ( fx water was pouring out; smoke was pouring out of the chimney; the crowd poured through the gates; the enemy poured into the country); stream;( mase) pile ( fx they piled into (, out of) the car);[ med sb:][ vælte byen](fig) go on a rampage;(dvs larmede) the children nearly brought the roof down;[ publikum var ved at vælte huset af begejstring ( over ham (, dem etc))] he(, they etc) brought the house down; they raised the roof;(fig) upset the applecart;[ med præp, adv, sig:][ han væltede med vognen] his carriage (, car) (was) overturned;[ han væltede med cyklen] he had a fall with his bicycle;[ vælte ned] fall (, tumble) down;[ regnen væltede ned] the rain was pouring down;[ sneen væltede ned] snow was falling thickly;[ vælte et skab ned over én] push a wardrobe (over) on somebody;[ vælte ansvaret over på en anden] shift (el. push) the responsibility on to somebody else,T shove the responsibility on to somebody else;[ vinden havde væltet træet ud over skinnerne] the wind had brought down the tree on the tracks;[ vælte sig] roll, wallow ( fx in the mud),( kaste sig frem og tilbage) toss ( fx on one's bed);[ han vælter sig i penge] he is rolling (el. wallowing) in money.
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Thickly — Thick ly, adv. In a thick manner; deeply; closely. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
thickly — thick|ly [ θıkli ] adverb 1. ) in a way that produces a thick layer or piece of something: The snow was falling thickly all around us. The floor was thickly carpeted. Slice the meat thickly. 2. ) with many parts or things growing close together:… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
thickly — UK [ˈθɪklɪ] / US adverb 1) in a way that produces a thick layer or piece of something Slice the meat thickly. The snow was falling thickly all around us. The floor was thickly carpeted. 2) with many parts or things growing close together a… … English dictionary
thickly — thick|ly [ˈθıkli] adv 1.) in a way that makes a thick piece or layer of something ▪ The cheese was sliced thickly. ▪ a thickly carpeted hallway 2.) thickly populated/wooded etc if an area is thickly populated, wooded etc, there are a lot of… … Dictionary of contemporary English
thickly — adverb 1. spoken with poor articulation as if with a thick tongue (Freq. 1) after a few drinks he was beginning to speak thickly • Derived from adjective: ↑thick 2. in a concentrated manner (Freq. 1) old houses are often so densely packed that… … Useful english dictionary
thickly — adv. Thickly is used with these adjectives: ↑carpeted, ↑covered, ↑overgrown, ↑populated, ↑wooded Thickly is used with these verbs: ↑butter, ↑coat, ↑grow, ↑slice, ↑spread … Collocations dictionary
thickly — thick ► ADJECTIVE 1) with opposite sides or surfaces relatively far apart. 2) (of a garment or fabric) made of heavy material. 3) made up of a large number of things or people close together: thick forest. 4) (thick with) densely filled or… … English terms dictionary
thickly settled — index populous Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
thickly — adverb see thick I … New Collegiate Dictionary
thickly — See thickish. * * * … Universalium
thickly — adverb In a thick manner … Wiktionary
