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| " เชื้อแบ็คทีเรีย " noun, formal, loanword, English [เชื้อแบ็คทีเรีย] [Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] bacteria " เชื้อไฟ " noun [เชื้อไฟ] fuel; tinder; flammable material " เชือก " noun cord; rope; string classifier [numerical classifier for domesticated elephants] " เชื่อง " verb to domesticate; tame adjective [is] domesticated; tame " เชือนแช " verb, adverb to stray; wander; dilly-dally; loiter; linger adjective [is] aberrant " แช่แข็ง " verb to freeze " แชท " [alternate spelling of แช็ต] " แชล่ม " [alternate spelling of แฉล้ม ] " โชเน็น " noun, loanword, Japanese [Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] "少年" or "shōnen"; Japanese-style comics for boys " ใช้ความเด็ดขาดด้านกฎหมาย " verb, phrase to act resolutely in accordance with the law; to act with firm resolution in applying the law. " ใช้มือเดินต่างตีน " verb, phrase to walk on one's hands " ซ.ม. " [alternate spelling of ซม.] " ซวาซิแลนด์ " proper noun, geographical [ประเทศซวาซิแลนด์] Swaziland, a country in Africa " ซ่อนตัว " verb to hide (oneself) " ซอล " noun, loanword, Latin [music] sol, the fifth note of the major diatonic scale " ซักไซ้ไล่เลียง " verb to interrogate; grill " ซากศพ " noun corpse; body " ซ้ายมือ " noun, adjective left-hand " ซ้ำๆซากๆ " adverb often; usually " ซิลเวอร์ " noun, loanword, English [Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] silver " ซีนอน " [alternate spelling of ซีน่อน] " ซึม " verb, intransitive to slowly drip out; to leak; to ooze; to seep (through or in) to permeate; to absorb; to soak (up) adjective [is] drowsy; sleepy; dazed " ซุ่ม " to lie in wait for verb to be in private " เซดริค " proper noun, loanword, English Cedric [an English given name] " เซริล " proper noun, loanword, English Cyril [an English given name] " เซี้ยว " adjective, colloquial [is] crazy; unhinged " โซดาไฟ " noun sodium hydroxide — NaOH; lye " เฌอ " noun, archaic [a type of] small tree or bush " ฐานันดรศักดิ์ " rank of nobility; title " ดราม่า " noun, loanword, English [Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] drama |
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