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Sinónimos de "thicken" en inglés

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Sinónimos detallados de thicken en inglés

thicken:

to thicken verbo (thickens, thickened, thickening)

  1. to thicken
    to thicken; to condense; to concentrate
    • thicken verbo (thickens, thickened, thickening)
    • condense verbo (condenses, condensed, condensing)
    • concentrate verbo (concentrates, concentrated, concentrating)
  2. to thicken
    to thicken; to concentrate; to reduce; to condense; to boil down
    • thicken verbo (thickens, thickened, thickening)
    • concentrate verbo (concentrates, concentrated, concentrating)
    • reduce verbo (reduces, reduced, reducing)
    • condense verbo (condenses, condensed, condensing)
    • boil down verbo (boils down, boiled down, boiling down)
  3. to thicken
    become thicker; to thicken
  4. to thicken
    to thicken; to concentrate; to condense; to boil down
    • thicken verbo (thickens, thickened, thickening)
    • concentrate verbo (concentrates, concentrated, concentrating)
    • condense verbo (condenses, condensed, condensing)
    • boil down verbo (boils down, boiled down, boiling down)
  5. to thicken
    – become thick or thicker 1
    to thicken; inspissate
    – become thick or thicker 1
    • thicken verbo (thickens, thickened, thickening)
      • The sauce thickened1
    • inspissate verbo
      • The egg yolk will inspissate1
  6. to thicken
    – make thick or thicker 1
    to thicken; inspissate
    – make thick or thicker 1
    • thicken verbo (thickens, thickened, thickening)
    • inspissate verbo
      • inspissate the tar so that it becomes pitch1
  7. to thicken
    – make viscous or dense 1
    to thicken; inspissate
    – make viscous or dense 1
    • thicken verbo (thickens, thickened, thickening)
      • thicken the sauce by adding flour1
    • inspissate verbo

Conjugaciones de thicken:

present
  1. thicken
  2. thicken
  3. thickens
  4. thicken
  5. thicken
  6. thicken
simple past
  1. thickened
  2. thickened
  3. thickened
  4. thickened
  5. thickened
  6. thickened
present perfect
  1. have thickened
  2. have thickened
  3. has thickened
  4. have thickened
  5. have thickened
  6. have thickened
past continuous
  1. was thickening
  2. were thickening
  3. was thickening
  4. were thickening
  5. were thickening
  6. were thickening
future
  1. shall thicken
  2. will thicken
  3. will thicken
  4. shall thicken
  5. will thicken
  6. will thicken
continuous present
  1. am thickening
  2. are thickening
  3. is thickening
  4. are thickening
  5. are thickening
  6. are thickening
subjunctive
  1. be thickened
  2. be thickened
  3. be thickened
  4. be thickened
  5. be thickened
  6. be thickened
diverse
  1. thicken!
  2. let's thicken!
  5. thickened
  6. thickening
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

thicken

  1. thicken
    thicken

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Sinónimos alternativos de "thicken":


Antónimos de "thicken":


Definiciones relacionadas de "thicken":

  1. become thick or thicker1
    • The sauce thickened1
  2. make thick or thicker1
  3. make viscous or dense1
    • thicken the sauce by adding flour1

thicken forma de thick:

thick adj.

  1. thick
    – not thin; of a specific thickness or of relatively great extent from one surface to the opposite usually in the smallest of the three solid dimensions 1
    bulky
    thick
    – not thin; of a specific thickness or of relatively great extent from one surface to the opposite usually in the smallest of the three solid dimensions 1
    • thick adj.
      • an inch thick1
      • a thick board1
      • a thick sandwich1
      • spread a thick layer of butter1
      • thick coating of dust1
      • thick warm blankets1
  2. thick
    – not thin; of a specific thickness or of relatively great extent from one surface to the opposite usually in the smallest of the three solid dimensions 1
    thick
    – not thin; of a specific thickness or of relatively great extent from one surface to the opposite usually in the smallest of the three solid dimensions 1
    • thick adj.
      • an inch thick1
      • a thick board1
      • a thick sandwich1
      • spread a thick layer of butter1
      • thick coating of dust1
      • thick warm blankets1
  3. thick
    – abounding; having a lot of 1
    thick
    – abounding; having a lot of 1
    • thick adj.
      • the top was thick with dust1
  4. thick
    – (used informally) associated on close terms 1
    thick; buddy-buddy; chummy
    – (used informally) associated on close terms 1
    • thick adj.
      • the two were thick as thieves for months1
    • chummy adj.
      • the bartender was chummy with the regular customers1
  5. thick
    – having component parts closely crowded together 1
    thick
    – having component parts closely crowded together 1
    • thick adj.
      • thick crowds1
      • a thick forest1
      • thick hair1
  6. thick
    – spoken as if with a thick tongue 1
    thick; slurred
    – spoken as if with a thick tongue 1
    • thick adj.
      • the thick speech of a drunkard1
    • slurred adj.
      • his words were slurred1
  7. thick
    – (of darkness) very intense 1
    deep; thick
    – (of darkness) very intense 1
    • deep adj.
      • a face in deep shadow1
      • deep night1
    • thick adj.
      • thick night1
      • thick darkness1
  8. thick
    – hard to pass through because of dense growth 1
    dense; thick
    – hard to pass through because of dense growth 1
    • dense adj.
      • dense vegetation1
    • thick adj.
      • thick woods1
  9. thick
    – having a short and solid form or stature 1
    compact; stocky; thick; heavyset; thickset
    – having a short and solid form or stature 1
  10. thick
    – relatively dense in consistency 1
    thick
    – relatively dense in consistency 1
    • thick adj.
      • thick cream1
      • thick soup1
      • thick smoke1
      • thick fog1

thick

  1. thick
    thick; thickened

thick adv.

  1. thick
    – in quick succession 1
    thick; thickly
    – in quick succession 1
  2. thick
    – with a thick consistency 1
    thick; thickly
    – with a thick consistency 1

thick [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the thick
    – the location of something surrounded by other things 1
    the thick; the midst
    – the location of something surrounded by other things 1
    • thick [the ~] sustantivo
    • midst [the ~] sustantivo
      • in the midst of the crowd1

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Sinónimos alternativos de "thick":


Antónimos de "thick":


Definiciones relacionadas de "thick":

  1. abounding; having a lot of1
    • the top was thick with dust1
  2. (used informally) associated on close terms1
    • the two were thick as thieves for months1
  3. having component parts closely crowded together1
    • thick crowds1
    • a thick forest1
    • thick hair1
  4. spoken as if with a thick tongue1
    • the thick speech of a drunkard1
  5. (of darkness) very intense1
    • thick night1
    • thick darkness1
  6. hard to pass through because of dense growth1
    • thick woods1
  7. having a short and solid form or stature1
  8. not thin; of a specific thickness or of relatively great extent from one surface to the opposite usually in the smallest of the three solid dimensions1
    • an inch thick1
    • a thick board1
    • a thick sandwich1
    • spread a thick layer of butter1
    • thick coating of dust1
    • thick warm blankets1
  9. relatively dense in consistency1
    • thick cream1
    • thick soup1
    • thick smoke1
    • thick fog1
  10. in quick succession1
    • misfortunes come fast and thick1
  11. with a thick consistency1
    • the blood was flowing thick1
  12. the location of something surrounded by other things1







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