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"to drive" in Thai

ขับ

To drive. The Thai for "to drive" is "ขับ".

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Summary

The Thai translation for “to drive” is ขับ.

Examples of "to drive" in use

There are 64 examples of the Thai word for "to drive" being used:

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
	We cannot drive the car to go there in one day.	เราไม่สามารถขับรถภายในวันเดียวถึง	Learn
	When driving?	ขณะขับรถหรือ	Learn
	Yes, when she is driving.	ใช่ขณะที่เธอขับรถ	Learn
	But when we drive up, there will be a queue where there are two rows for us to queue in.	แต่ว่าเวลาเราจะขับขึ้นเนี่ยเขาจะมีคิวให้คือจะมีแถวอยู่สองแถวให้เราไปต่อคิวนะครับ	Learn
	Don’t drive so fast!	อย่าขับเร็วนักสิ	Learn
	Drive me to this address. (male polite form)	ขับไปส่งผมตามที่อยู่นี้ครับ	Learn
	He drove to the lake.	เขาขับรถไปที่ทะเลสาบ	Learn
	He is never careful when he is driving a car	เขาไม่เคยระวังขณะขับรถ	Learn
	Although he has no license, he drives the car.	ทั้งที่เขาไม่มีใบขับขี่เขาก็ยังขับรถ	Learn
	When we arrived at Ko Chang then we had to drive to find the beach.	พอเรามาถึงเกาะช้างแล้วเนี่ยเราจะต้องขับรถต่อไปอีกเพื่อไปตามหาหาดทราย	Learn

Practice Lesson

"to drive" Practice (54)

Lesson

Lesson words

driver; chauffeur,

driver; chauffeur (short form),

etc.

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Lesson phrases

Actually I wanted to drive home.,

Although he has no license, he drives the car.,

Although the road is slippery, he drives so fast.,

And the story of the ferry and also the story about driving at night and also staying in a tent.,

Another problem after we got to the hotel was that we couldn’t drive the car into the beach because there were a lot of people and there was no parking for us.,

Are you already allowed to drive?,

Are you driving home tomorrow? (male polite form),

Because she can not drive.,

But when we drive up, there will be a queue where there are two rows for us to queue in.,

By the time I arrived, by the time I had driven, by the time I had done whatever, then I was very tired and fell asleep.,

car driver’s licence (informal short form),

Do you know how to drive?,

Does he know how to drive yet? (male polite form),

Don’t drive so fast!,

Drive me to my hotel. (male polite form),

Drive me to the beach please.,

Drive me to this address. (male polite form),

Drive until you reach the third traffic light. (male polite form),

driver’s licence (formal),

driver’s licence (informal)

etc.

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Part of Speech Courses

Verbs 7

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