Definition of thickly in English:

thickly

adverb ˈθɪkliˈθɪkli

1In a way that creates a wide piece of something.
the meat was too thickly cut and impossible to chew
thickly sliced bread
Example sentencesExamples
- Slice the chorizo sausages thickly, on the diagonal.
- The wood has to be cut thickly and is prone to warping and damage by woodworm.
- Four works consist of thickly built up parchments of handmade paper imprinted with sections of maps.
- It's a thickly knit and roughly textured 13-by-13-foot disk.
- He has preferences for certain ways of doing things - how densely or thickly drawn the pencil lines should be, for example.
1. 1.1 In a way that covers or fills something with a deep layer.
  the paint has been applied thickly
  a field thickly coated with snow
  a thickly carpeted floor
  thickly padded gloves
  Example sentencesExamples
  The paint is thickly poured on the plywood, then polished down to 1/16 of an inch.
  They'd lathered the burns thickly with ointment.
  Thinly applied paint dries in a matter of minutes, thickly applied paint in hours - much quicker than oils.
  Some sections are built up so thickly with paint that they project outward a fraction of an inch from the canvas's surface.
  Colors and flesh tones were all natural and bright with blacks being thickly solid.
  The forest floor was thickly covered with dead leaves and underbrush.
2In a closely compacted or crowded manner.
a thickly populated area
thickly forested hillsides
Example sentencesExamples
- He sees the red and black-winged monarch butterflies hanging thickly on the branches.
- The melodies are thickly layered and the resulting sound is darkly atmospheric.
- The author doles out the technical details, sometimes too thickly, along the way.
- One stream ran under the concrete bridge by the sycamore where sweet primroses were spreading thickly.
- Thickly illustrated program books for each of the ballets are filled with archival drawings and photographs.
- Drums, breaks, samples are all overlaid with thickly distorted an often very noisy guitars.
- The writings of Gerald of Wales describe a thickly wooded landscape and the countryside has remained, essentially, unchanged.
- The formula conventions are troweled on pretty thickly.
- The sentimentality is laid on more thickly than the carpet of cherry blossoms that fall all over the screen.
- An individual's history takes on a multi-dimensionality in which past and present, reflection and action become thickly intermixed.
- Schools located in thickly populated areas should have proper certificate from the Fire Officers.
3informal In a stupid manner.
"Isn't he a politician?" I say rather thickly
Example sentencesExamples
- "Eh?" he said, thickly.
- "You took the money?" "To buy you a present," he said. Thickly. Indignantly. "Great. Great. How did you know I wanted a monster truck?"
4With a hoarse or husky voice; indistinctly.
"You woke me up," he said thickly
Example sentencesExamples
- "There used to be six men," said Morgan thickly.
- In his thickly stentorian voice, he replied: "That, I think, would just be too much."
- He mumbled something thickly through his bloodied lip.
- "She was at my house," she said thickly, choking back tears.
- "Don't scream," he whispered thickly into her ear.
1. 4.1 (with reference to an accent) in a way that is very marked and difficult to understand.
  the actors speak in thickly accented English
  Example sentencesExamples
  The actor gives a truly memorable performance as Walker's thickly accented father.
  'It was wonderful,' he said in his thickly accented English.
  The woman translating in our earphones was sthickly Russian-accented.
  The song details the duo's love for their fair city, creating imagery with their thickly accented drawls over some lovely reed whistles.
  Using a series of masks, the actor plays four characters, including the thickly accented "Bulgonian" filmmaker turned custodian.

Definition of thickly in US English:

thickly

adverbˈθɪkliˈTHiklē

1In a way that creates a wide piece of something.
the meat was too thickly cut and impossible to chew
thickly sliced bread
Example sentencesExamples
- The wood has to be cut thickly and is prone to warping and damage by woodworm.
- It's a thickly knit and roughly textured 13-by-13-foot disk.
- Slice the chorizo sausages thickly, on the diagonal.
- He has preferences for certain ways of doing things - how densely or thickly drawn the pencil lines should be, for example.
- Four works consist of thickly built up parchments of handmade paper imprinted with sections of maps.
1. 1.1 In a way that covers or fills something with a deep layer.
  the paint has been applied thickly
  a field thickly coated with snow
  a thickly carpeted floor
  thickly padded gloves
  Example sentencesExamples
  They'd lathered the burns thickly with ointment.
  The paint is thickly poured on the plywood, then polished down to 1/16 of an inch.
  Some sections are built up so thickly with paint that they project outward a fraction of an inch from the canvas's surface.
  The forest floor was thickly covered with dead leaves and underbrush.
  Thinly applied paint dries in a matter of minutes, thickly applied paint in hours - much quicker than oils.
  Colors and flesh tones were all natural and bright with blacks being thickly solid.
2In a closely compacted or crowded manner.
a thickly populated area
thickly forested hillsides
Example sentencesExamples
- Drums, breaks, samples are all overlaid with thickly distorted an often very noisy guitars.
- Thickly illustrated program books for each of the ballets are filled with archival drawings and photographs.
- The author doles out the technical details, sometimes too thickly, along the way.
- The writings of Gerald of Wales describe a thickly wooded landscape and the countryside has remained, essentially, unchanged.
- Schools located in thickly populated areas should have proper certificate from the Fire Officers.
- The melodies are thickly layered and the resulting sound is darkly atmospheric.
- One stream ran under the concrete bridge by the sycamore where sweet primroses were spreading thickly.
- The sentimentality is laid on more thickly than the carpet of cherry blossoms that fall all over the screen.
- The formula conventions are troweled on pretty thickly.
- An individual's history takes on a multi-dimensionality in which past and present, reflection and action become thickly intermixed.
- He sees the red and black-winged monarch butterflies hanging thickly on the branches.
3informal In a stupid manner.
"Isn't he a politician?" I say rather thickly
Example sentencesExamples
- "You took the money?" "To buy you a present," he said. Thickly. Indignantly. "Great. Great. How did you know I wanted a monster truck?"
- "Eh?" he said, thickly.
4With a hoarse or husky voice; indistinctly.
"You woke me up," he said thickly
Example sentencesExamples
- "She was at my house," she said thickly, choking back tears.
- "Don't scream," he whispered thickly into her ear.
- "There used to be six men," said Morgan thickly.
- In his thickly stentorian voice, he replied: "That, I think, would just be too much."
- He mumbled something thickly through his bloodied lip.
1. 4.1 (with reference to an accent) in a way that is very marked and difficult to understand.
  the actors speak in thickly accented English
  Example sentencesExamples
  Using a series of masks, the actor plays four characters, including the thickly accented "Bulgonian" filmmaker turned custodian.
  The actor gives a truly memorable performance as Walker's thickly accented father.
  The song details the duo's love for their fair city, creating imagery with their thickly accented drawls over some lovely reed whistles.
  'It was wonderful,' he said in his thickly accented English.
  The woman translating in our earphones was sthickly Russian-accented.

单词	thickly
释义	Definition of thickly in English: thickly adverb ˈθɪkliˈθɪkli 1In a way that creates a wide piece of something. the meat was too thickly cut and impossible to chew thickly sliced bread Example sentencesExamples Slice the chorizo sausages thickly, on the diagonal. The wood has to be cut thickly and is prone to warping and damage by woodworm. Four works consist of thickly built up parchments of handmade paper imprinted with sections of maps. It's a thickly knit and roughly textured 13-by-13-foot disk. He has preferences for certain ways of doing things - how densely or thickly drawn the pencil lines should be, for example. 1.1 In a way that covers or fills something with a deep layer. the paint has been applied thickly a field thickly coated with snow a thickly carpeted floor thickly padded gloves Example sentencesExamples The paint is thickly poured on the plywood, then polished down to 1/16 of an inch. They'd lathered the burns thickly with ointment. Thinly applied paint dries in a matter of minutes, thickly applied paint in hours - much quicker than oils. Some sections are built up so thickly with paint that they project outward a fraction of an inch from the canvas's surface. Colors and flesh tones were all natural and bright with blacks being thickly solid. The forest floor was thickly covered with dead leaves and underbrush. 2In a closely compacted or crowded manner. a thickly populated area thickly forested hillsides Example sentencesExamples He sees the red and black-winged monarch butterflies hanging thickly on the branches. The melodies are thickly layered and the resulting sound is darkly atmospheric. The author doles out the technical details, sometimes too thickly, along the way. One stream ran under the concrete bridge by the sycamore where sweet primroses were spreading thickly. Thickly illustrated program books for each of the ballets are filled with archival drawings and photographs. Drums, breaks, samples are all overlaid with thickly distorted an often very noisy guitars. The writings of Gerald of Wales describe a thickly wooded landscape and the countryside has remained, essentially, unchanged. The formula conventions are troweled on pretty thickly. The sentimentality is laid on more thickly than the carpet of cherry blossoms that fall all over the screen. An individual's history takes on a multi-dimensionality in which past and present, reflection and action become thickly intermixed. Schools located in thickly populated areas should have proper certificate from the Fire Officers. 3informal In a stupid manner. "Isn't he a politician?" I say rather thickly Example sentencesExamples "Eh?" he said, thickly. "You took the money?" "To buy you a present," he said. Thickly. Indignantly. "Great. Great. How did you know I wanted a monster truck?" 4With a hoarse or husky voice; indistinctly. "You woke me up," he said thickly Example sentencesExamples "There used to be six men," said Morgan thickly. In his thickly stentorian voice, he replied: "That, I think, would just be too much." He mumbled something thickly through his bloodied lip. "She was at my house," she said thickly, choking back tears. "Don't scream," he whispered thickly into her ear. 4.1 (with reference to an accent) in a way that is very marked and difficult to understand. the actors speak in thickly accented English Example sentencesExamples The actor gives a truly memorable performance as Walker's thickly accented father. 'It was wonderful,' he said in his thickly accented English. The woman translating in our earphones was sthickly Russian-accented. The song details the duo's love for their fair city, creating imagery with their thickly accented drawls over some lovely reed whistles. Using a series of masks, the actor plays four characters, including the thickly accented "Bulgonian" filmmaker turned custodian. Definition of thickly in US English: thickly adverbˈθɪkliˈTHiklē 1In a way that creates a wide piece of something. the meat was too thickly cut and impossible to chew thickly sliced bread Example sentencesExamples The wood has to be cut thickly and is prone to warping and damage by woodworm. It's a thickly knit and roughly textured 13-by-13-foot disk. Slice the chorizo sausages thickly, on the diagonal. He has preferences for certain ways of doing things - how densely or thickly drawn the pencil lines should be, for example. Four works consist of thickly built up parchments of handmade paper imprinted with sections of maps. 1.1 In a way that covers or fills something with a deep layer. the paint has been applied thickly a field thickly coated with snow a thickly carpeted floor thickly padded gloves Example sentencesExamples They'd lathered the burns thickly with ointment. The paint is thickly poured on the plywood, then polished down to 1/16 of an inch. Some sections are built up so thickly with paint that they project outward a fraction of an inch from the canvas's surface. The forest floor was thickly covered with dead leaves and underbrush. Thinly applied paint dries in a matter of minutes, thickly applied paint in hours - much quicker than oils. Colors and flesh tones were all natural and bright with blacks being thickly solid. 2In a closely compacted or crowded manner. a thickly populated area thickly forested hillsides Example sentencesExamples Drums, breaks, samples are all overlaid with thickly distorted an often very noisy guitars. Thickly illustrated program books for each of the ballets are filled with archival drawings and photographs. The author doles out the technical details, sometimes too thickly, along the way. The writings of Gerald of Wales describe a thickly wooded landscape and the countryside has remained, essentially, unchanged. Schools located in thickly populated areas should have proper certificate from the Fire Officers. The melodies are thickly layered and the resulting sound is darkly atmospheric. One stream ran under the concrete bridge by the sycamore where sweet primroses were spreading thickly. The sentimentality is laid on more thickly than the carpet of cherry blossoms that fall all over the screen. The formula conventions are troweled on pretty thickly. An individual's history takes on a multi-dimensionality in which past and present, reflection and action become thickly intermixed. He sees the red and black-winged monarch butterflies hanging thickly on the branches. 3informal In a stupid manner. "Isn't he a politician?" I say rather thickly Example sentencesExamples "You took the money?" "To buy you a present," he said. Thickly. Indignantly. "Great. Great. How did you know I wanted a monster truck?" "Eh?" he said, thickly. 4With a hoarse or husky voice; indistinctly. "You woke me up," he said thickly Example sentencesExamples "She was at my house," she said thickly, choking back tears. "Don't scream," he whispered thickly into her ear. "There used to be six men," said Morgan thickly. In his thickly stentorian voice, he replied: "That, I think, would just be too much." He mumbled something thickly through his bloodied lip. 4.1 (with reference to an accent) in a way that is very marked and difficult to understand. the actors speak in thickly accented English Example sentencesExamples Using a series of masks, the actor plays four characters, including the thickly accented "Bulgonian" filmmaker turned custodian. The actor gives a truly memorable performance as Walker's thickly accented father. The song details the duo's love for their fair city, creating imagery with their thickly accented drawls over some lovely reed whistles. 'It was wonderful,' he said in his thickly accented English. The woman translating in our earphones was sthickly Russian-accented.
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