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"a word placed before or after a verb or an adjective to emphasize it" in Thai

ไป
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The Thai translation for “a word placed before or after a verb or an adjective to emphasize it” is ไป.

Pronounced the same

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to go ไป

Examples of "a word placed before or after a verb or an adjective to emphasize it" in use

There are 56 examples of the Thai word for "a word placed before or after a verb or an adjective to emphasize it" being used:
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I’ve said that already. ผมเคยพูดไปแล้ว
His dog died two years ago. สุนัขของเขาตายไปสองปีแล้ว
Put it in the box, please. โปรดใส่มันลงไปในกล่อง
Tom has been gone almost three years. ทอมหายไปเกือบสามปี
How many cans of beer have you drunk? คุณดื่มเบียร์ไปกี่กระป๋องแล้ว
All the apples are gone. แอปเปิ้ลทั้งหมดหายไป
It hurts when I touch it. มันปวดเมื่อฉันไปถูกมัน
Can you write that down for me? คุณช่วยเขียนลงไปได้ไหม
Don’t worry about it. อย่ากังวลไปเลย
Until we had already traveled at 9 p.m. กว่าที่เราจะได้เดินทางก็สามทุ่มไปแล้ว

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"a word placed before or after a verb or an adjective to emphasize it" Practice (57)
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Lesson words
a word placed before or after a verb or an adjective to emphasize it,
to be impossible,
too much
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Lesson phrases
a woman looking out of a bus window,
All my books are gone.,
All the apples are gone.,
Can you write that down for me?,
Don’t worry about it.,
He drank several bottles of beer.,
His dog died two years ago.,
How many cans of beer have you drunk?,
How much did you drink?,
How much did you pay for that?,
How much did you pay for the party?,
How much did you work?,
How much did you write?,
How was your school recently?,
I can’t follow you.,
I only slept for five hours.,
I only spent three dollars.,
I spent a lot of money today.,
In Thailand, the use of language is mixed.,
It hurts when I touch it.
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