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EXACT MATCHES IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
thick, I a. 1 (Éadach) tiubh. Wall that is two feet thick, balla atá dhá throigh ar dhoimhne. F: He has a thick skin, seithe righin air. Typ: etc. Thick stroke, tiúlíne f. S.a. SPACE1 3. 2 (Of forest) Dlúth. Thick eyebrows, beard, malaí tiubha; féasóg thiubh. Bodies lay thick on the ground, bhí na coirp srathnaithe ar an talamh. 3 a (Of liquid) Ramhar, tiubh. Thick fog, ceo dlúth. Thick darkness, dúdhorchadas m. Thick porridge, leite thiubh, ramhar. b (Of voice) Plúchta. To be thick of speech, caint leathan a bheith agat. c F: (Of pers.) Dúr, maolaigeantach. 4 F: To be very thick with s.o., bheith an-mhór le duine. They are as thick as thieves, siad ag ithe as béal a chéile. 5 P: That's a bit thick! sin ag dul thar cailc!   thickly, adv. 1 Go tiubh, go dlúth. 2 Snow fell thickly, chaith brat trom sneachta. 3 Speaking thickly, ag plobaíl. II   thick, s. 1 a Ramhar m (na coise, etc.); tiubhlach m (bainne ghéir, etc.). b In the thick of the fight, i gceartlár na bruíne. 2 She stuck to him through thick and thin, d'fhan dílis mín agus garbh. III   thick, adv. 1 (Go) tiubh, (go) dlúth. The snow fell thick, bhí ag plúchadh sneachta. Don't spread the butter too thick on the bread, cuir barraíocht ime ar an arán. To cut the bread thick, an t-arán a ghearradh ina phíosaí ramhra. Three inches thick, trí horlaí ar tiús. S.a. LAY ON2. 2 His blows fell thick and fast, bhuail cith buillí (air).
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PHRASES IN ENGLISH—IRISH DICTIONARY
Blood is thicker than water, is fearr beagán den ghaol mórán den charthanas.
Blows fell thick and fast, bhí na buillí mbualadh go tiubh téirimeach.
A thick fog hangs over the town, ceo dlúth os cionn an bhaile.
F: To lay it on thick, with a trowel, (i) plámás thar fóir a dhéanamh; bheith ag pláibistéireacht le duine; (ii) áibhéil a dhéanamh.
Thick-leaved, ramhardhuilleach.
Thick-lipped, bruasach.
Thick-skulled, ceann ramhar; dallintinneach.
Thick-skulled individual, blaoiscéir m, cloigneachán m.
Thick soup, anraith tiubh.
Thick space, tiúspás m.
Thick stroke, tiúlíne f.
Carp: Thick stuff, cláir mpl ramhra.
A short thick-set man, dailc m, bunastán m.
A short thick-set woman, stopóg f, sodóg f.
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