Examples of using Thicker in English and their translations into Turkish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Looks thicker More like vicar.
The thicker the line, the heavier the traffic.
There is no time to wait for thicker ice.
You keep the patient records coming, and these envelopes will just get thicker.
The smaller you are, then, relatively speaking, the thicker the air gets.
Yes, but thicker on the whole.
Actually, could you make it a bit thicker?
After the polar ice has been melted… the atmosphere begins to grow thicker.
As for that needle story, you deserve a longer and thicker one.
The atmosphere begins to grow thicker. After the polar ice has been melted.
So the clouds get thicker. Spiraling temperatures cause more evaporation.
Thicker is just as important.
The longer it's active inside an animal, the thicker the blood becomes.
They're square. And thicker than normal.
Thicker plastic material is often called a“sheet”.
And you can feel that because it's thicker at that edge.
Blood thicker than mud♪.
It looks thicker, doesn't it?
Thicker Paper.
Thicker ice, colder weather.