Thick on the ground
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Definition och Betydelse av "thick on the ground"

thick on the ground
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existing or available in great quantities

thick on the ground definition and meaning

What is the origin of the idiom "thick on the ground" and when to use it?

The idiom "thick on the ground" likely originated from observations of situations where something is so plentiful or numerous that it appears to be densely or abundantly distributed across a surface, similar to objects or people being close together on the ground. This expression is used to describe a situation where something is present in large quantities, readily available, or easily found.

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With the recent job market expansion, job openings are thick on the ground for qualified candidates.
In a city like New York, opportunities for networking are thick on the ground.
During the sale, discounted items are thick on the ground, so shoppers can find great deals.
During the cherry season, ripe cherries are thick on the ground, and you can pick them easily.
In the forest, mushrooms can be thick on the ground after a rainy period.
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