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"to halt; to rest" in Thai

พัก

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Summary

The Thai translation for “to halt; to rest” is พัก.

Pronounced the same

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
	for a while; for a time	พัก	Learn
	to break; to stop	พัก	Learn

See also

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
	vegetable	ผัก	Learn
	to stir fry	ผัด	Learn
	to fan	พัด	Learn

Examples of "to halt; to rest" in use

There are 23 examples of the Thai word for "to halt; to rest" being used:

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
	accomodation; lodging place	ที่พัก	Learn
	to stay at	พักที่	Learn
	to have a vacation; to have a holiday	พักร้อน	Learn
	I want to take a break.	ผมอยากพัก	Learn
	I need to rest.	ฉันต้องการพัก	Learn
	It’s break time.	ได้เวลาพักแล้ว	Learn
	He stayed at the hotel.	เขาพักที่โรงแรม	Learn
	He is staying in a hotel.	เขาพักอยู่ในโรงแรม	Learn
	In which hotel are you staying?	คุณพักอยู่โรงแรมอะไรครับ	Learn
	He will stay at my house for one year.	เขาจะพักอยู่ที่บ้านผมหนึ่งปี	Learn

Practice Lesson

"to halt; to rest" Practice (23)

Lesson

Lesson words

accomodation; lodging place,

dormitory; dorm,

to halt; to rest,

to have a vacation; to have a holiday,

to relax,

to rest,

etc.

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Lesson phrases

And stay there for one night before continuing to travel.,

Give the kid a break.,

He is staying in a cheap hotel.,

He is staying in a hotel.,

He stayed at the hotel.,

He will stay at his friend’s house for two weeks.,

He will stay at my house for one year.,

He will stop in Paris for four hours.,

He’s going to stay either with us or in the hotel.,

I need to rest.,

I understand that it’s a high season but it’s too much until we don’t have any hotel to stay.,

I want to take a break.,

In which hotel are you staying?,

It’s break time.,

Let’s rest here for a while.,

We have to stop by in Bangkok first.

etc.

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Themed Courses

Miscellaneous 28

Part of Speech Courses

Verbs 11