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| " จารีตนิยม " adverb [is] conservative; reactionary; right-wing nut " จารุวรรณ " proper noun Jaruwan [a Thai female given name] " จำ " verb to remember; to recall; to memorize; to retain; to recognize; to recollect verb to bind noun [ความจำ] memory; ability to rember adjective [จำใจ] [is] reluctant; unwilling verb [abbreviated form] to imprison " จำนำ " verb to pawn an item; to pledge an item as collateral in a loan " จำหน่ายคดี " verb, phrase dismiss a lawsuit " จำนน " verb surrender; yield; submit verb [ยอมจำนน] to surrender; give up " จำนวนโวลต์ " noun voltage " จิ๊กโก " noun gangster; racketeer; hooligan " จิตทราม " adjective [is] mentally defective; degenerate " จิตรกรรม " noun painting; drawing " จิ้มไปจิ้มมา " verb to poke around at " จี้ยานพาหนะ " verb, intransitive, phrase to hijack (a vehicle) " จึ่ง " [alternate spelling of จึง ] " จุดคุ้มทุน " noun break-even point " จุดรับชำระเงิน " noun [จุดรับชำระเงิน] pay station; payment point; cashier " จุ๋ม " proper noun Joom [a common Thai female nickname] noun, onomatopoeia [onomatopoeia] sound of a stone or pebble being thrown into a pond prefix [euphonious prefix] " จู้จี้จุกจิก " adjective [is] fussy; nickpicking; petty " เจดีย์ทรงระฆังคว่ำ " noun, phrase, formal bell-shaped pagoda " เจ็บตา " noun pain in the eyes " เจลใส่ผม " noun hair gel; pomade " เจ้าข้า " interjection, phrase [calling over a subordinate person, such as a waiter or servant] "Sir!" — "Madam!" " เจ้าพนักงาน " noun an official or officer " เจ้าหนี้ " noun creditor; lender; party holding a debt instrument " เจือจาง " adjective [is] diluted, thin verb to dilute " แจ่มใส " adjective [of weather] [is] clear; fine " โจอี้ " proper noun, loanword, English Joey [an English given name] " ใจร้อนใจเร็ว " adjective [is] impatient; hasty " ฉลาดเป็นกรด " adjective extremely intelligent; sharp; smart " ฉ่าฉาว " adverb boisterously; tumultuously; with an uproar " ฉุนเฉียว " verb to fly into a rage adjective [is] bristly; irascible; irritable; quick-tempered; furious |
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