Interpretation: obesity; Fat; Full-bodied; n？ Fat; Fat meat; Transitive verbs? Fat
Example:
Used as an adjective
If you don't take more exercise, you will get fat.
If you don't do more exercise, you will get fat.
That tight pullover only highlights his big belly.
The tight pullover highlighted his big belly.
I was so tightly squeezed between two fat women that it was difficult for me to get up and get off.
I was tightly squeezed between two fat women, and it was difficult to get on and off.
Used as a noun
1, Are there any other fruits rich in fat?
What other fruits contain a lot of fat?
He can't eat fat.
He can't eat fat.
Extended data:
Usage of antonym thin
Thin English? [θ? n]？ ? ? Beautiful? [θ? n]？ ?
Interpretation: thin; Thin; dilute
Adjective:? Thin? Adverb:? Thin? Comparison level:? Thinner? Superlative:? The thinnest? Noun:? thin
Past tense: thinning? Past participle:? Thin? Now participle: refinement? Third person singular:? attenuation
example sentence
Used as an adjective
The ice on the pond is too thin for skating.
The ice on the pond is too thin to skate.
His face is thin and tanned.
His face is thin and black.
This rope is too thin. I need a thicker one.
This rope is too thin. I need a thick one.