thickness

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thickness
[ˈθɪknɪs]
sustantivo
1grosor (m) (of wall, lips, layer)
2espesura (f) (of forest, hair, beard)
3consistencia (f) (of sauce)

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thickness [zik-nes]
sustantivo
1Espesor, espesura, densidad (denseness).
2Espesor, la tercera dimensión de un cuerpo, en oposición al largo y al ancho.
3Consistencia, el estado de las cosas líquidas cuando se coagulan y toman cuerpo.
4Grosor de un montón de papel, de las capas de alguna substancia, etc. It comes in two thickness, viene en dos grosores.
  • Thickness of hearing -> dureza de oído

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thickness [ˈθɪknɪs]
noun
1 (denseness) [of wall, door, layer] grosor; (m) espesor; (m)
the house was very well insulated because of the thickness of the walls th thickness of the layers
 [of line, slice, fabric, lens] grosor; (m)
how much butter you need depends on the thickness of the slices you can achieve a different effect by varying the thickness of the line the thickness of the jacket will keeep you nice and warm the lens' thickness will depend on what type of glass is used to make it
 [of hair] abundancia; (f) [of fur, carpet] lo tupido
this new product claims to increase the thickness of your hair it manages to keep warm due to the thickness of its fur
 [of smoke] densidad; (f)
I couldn't see across the room because of the thickness of the smoke
 [of cream, sauce] lo espeso
increase the thickness of the suce with a little flour
it is 4mm in thickness tiene 4 milímetros de grosor
2 (layer) capa; (f)
three thicknesses of material tres capas de tela
it was wrapped in several thicknesses of paper

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