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"to lose; to be missing" in Thai

หาย
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Summary

The Thai translation for “to lose; to be missing” is หาย.

Pronounced the same

Recording English Thai Learn
to get well; to recover (short form) หาย

Examples of "to lose; to be missing" in use

There are 23 examples of the Thai word for "to lose; to be missing" being used:
Recording English Thai Learn
It just disappeared. มันหายไป
Her money is gone. เงินของเธอหาย
He lost his train ticket. เขาทำตั๋วรถไฟหาย
The boy had been missing for two days. เด็กชายหายไปสองวันแล้ว
All my books are gone. หนังสือทั้งหมดของผมหายไป
Villagers helped to find the missing child. ชาวบ้านช่วยกันตามหาเด็กที่หายไป
I have lost my key. ฉันทำกุญแจหาย
The garage key is gone. กุญแจโรงรถหาย
I thought that I had lost my keys. ผมคิดว่าผมทำกุญแจหาย
I lost my sunglasses yesterday. เมื่อวานแว่นกันแดดของฉันหาย

Practice Lesson

"to lose; to be missing" Practice (24)
Lesson
Lesson words
to be damaged,
to lose; to be missing,
to lose; to be unable to find
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Lesson phrases
All my books are gone.,
All the apples are gone.,
He has lost his passport.,
He lost his slippers.,
He lost his train ticket.,
Her money is gone.,
Her rent money is in the wallet that she lost.,
I have lost my key.,
I lost my sunglasses yesterday.,
I lost my wallet,
I thought that I had lost my keys.,
It just disappeared.,
I’ve lost my flower pot.,
My mother has lost her necklace.,
My younger sister has lost her earrings.,
Several of the reports were missing.,
The boy had been missing for two days.,
The button from the shirt is gone.,
The garage key is gone.,
Tom has been gone almost three years.
etc.

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