No. 6,228 in German
dick
"Thick" or "fat."
In a sentence
Mein Hund ist ziemlich dick geworden.
My dog has become quite fat.
Here, 'dick' is used as an adjective to describe someone's weight or body size, indicating fatness.
Das Buch hat einen dicken Einband aus Leder.
The book has a thick cover made of leather.
In this example, 'dick' is used as an adjective meaning 'thick,' describing the dimension of the book cover.
Er hat eine dicke Freundschaft mit seinem Kollegen aufgebaut.
He has built a close friendship with his colleague.
Here, 'dick' is figuratively used to signify the strength or closeness of a relationship, translated as 'close' in this context.
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