What does it mean?
"He could hardly keep himself from running out into the thick of the action to play with them"
I didn't understand what "run out into" and "thick" mean.
in the thick of the action = in the middle of the action
----where there are lots of people so it looks "thick".
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The "thick of the action" is in the middle of it. For example, if it was a soccer game, to "run out into the thick of it" is literally to run and get right in the middle of the game.
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He wanted to be in the middle of the group
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