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"empty; finished" in Thai

หมด
Unstarted

Summary

The Thai translation for “empty; finished” is หมด.

Pronounced the same

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totally; entirely หมด

Examples of "empty; finished" in use

There are 23 examples of the Thai word for "empty; finished" being used:
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This pen is out of ink. ปากกานี้หมึกหมด
My soap is finished. สบู่ของผมหมด
The rainy season will end around October. หน้าฝนจะหมดประมาณเดือนตุลาคม
We normally expect to stay in the hotels near the beach but with a lot of people, those hotels were fully booked. คือปกติเราคาดหวังจะได้โรงแรมอยู่ติดกับชายหาดแต่ว่าคนมันเยอะจองเต็มหมดแล้ว
The snow has all melted away. หิมะละลายไปหมดแล้ว
The ice in the glass has melted. น้ำแข็งในแก้วละลายหมดแล้ว
Until the boat came to pick up everyone then we were the last car. กว่าที่เรือจะมารับครบหมดเนี่ยเราเป็นรถคันสุดท้าย
All the concert tickets were sold out. ตั๋วคอนเสิร์ตทั้งหมดขายหมดแล้ว
All the hotels and bungalows were fully booked in Ko Chang. โรงแรมทุกโรงแรมบังกะโลทุกบังกะโลถูกจองเต็มหมดในเกาะช้างนะครับ
to lose consciousness; to be unconscious หมดสติ

Practice Lesson

"empty; finished" Practice (24)
Lesson
Lesson words
empty; finished,
to lose consciousness; to be unconscious
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Lesson phrases
All the concert tickets were sold out.,
All the hotels and bungalows were fully booked in Ko Chang.,
He exhausted all his energy.,
It is fully booked.,
My car ran out of gas.,
My period is finished, but I am bleeding again.,
My soap is finished.,
My washing-up liquid is finished.,
Our car is almost out of gas.,
The battery is empty.,
The bus runs out at 10 p.m.,
The ice in the glass has melted.,
The rainy season will end around October.,
The snow has all melted away.,
This pen is out of ink.,
to expire; to finish,
Until the boat came to pick up everyone then we were the last car.,
We normally expect to stay in the hotels near the beach but with a lot of people, those hotels were fully booked.,
We ran out of sugar.,
We’re running out of fresh water.
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