What is 'épais' called in English?

'épais' in English is called "Thick". Thick refers to: Qui a une grande distance entre les côtés ou les surfaces opposés ; pas mince.

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English: "The book has a thick cover." | French: "Le livre a une couverture épaisse."

adjective

English to French Dictionary

épais, bête

épais in English:thick

Phonetic:epɛ

Plural: thicks

Gender:Masculin

Quick Answer • En bref

La signification de thick en français est épais, bête. (Qui a une grande distance entre les côtés ou les surfaces opposés ; pas mince.)

1
adjective
épais
Having a large distance between opposite sides or surfaces; not thin.
Qui a une grande distance entre les côtés ou les surfaces opposés ; pas mince.
2
adjective
épais
Of a consistency that is not easily flowing; viscous or dense.
D'une consistance qui ne coule pas facilement ; visqueux ou dense.
3
adjective(informal)
bête
Slow to understand or perceive; unintelligent or dull-witted.
Lent à comprendre ou à percevoir ; peu intelligent ou lent d'esprit.

“The book has a thick cover.”

Le livre a une couverture épaisse.

“The fog was so thick we could barely see.”

Le brouillard était si épais que nous pouvions à peine voir.

“He is a bit thick when it comes to understanding jokes.”

Il est un peu bête quand il s'agit de comprendre les blagues.

In French:

densevisqueuxlent

In English:

In French:

mincefinintelligent

In English:

gerundthickening

nounthickness

adverbthickly

superlativethickest

through thick and thinidiom

Through good times and bad times.

thick as thievesidiom

Very close friends; having a close relationship.

thick and fastexpression

Happening quickly and in large numbers.