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| " ดื้อดึง " adjective [is] stubborn " ดุด่า " verb to scold; reproach; blame; rebuke; reprimand " ดุกดิก " verb, intransitive to fidget " ดุม " noun hub of a wheel noun button on a garment " ดุลย " [alternate spelling of ดุล ] " ดูใจ " verb to keep a death watch " ดูฤกษ์ " verb to find an auspicious time and date (for a wedding, for example) " ดูดดื่ม " verb, intransitive, phrase, colloquial to be very impressive; be deeply affected; be absorbed mentally; be absorbed emotionally; deeply appreciate " เด็ก " noun child noun, plural, colloquial [เด็ก ๆ] children noun [fig.] a young person working in a subservient occupation noun [เด็กโต] adolescent [เด็กกว่า] [is] younger than " เด็กปั้น " noun protégé " เด็กอ่อน " noun baby; infant " เด่นชัด " adverb clearly; distinctly; obviously, clearly; evidently; apparently; vividly " เดวิด " noun, proper noun, person, loanword, English David [an English given name] " เดินขบวน " verb, intransitive, phrase, formal demonstrate; protest " เดินสะพัด " adjective [is] widespread; disseminated " เดียวดาย " adjective [is] alone; lonely; solitary " แดกดัน " verb to ridicule; satirize; satire " แดนดี้ไลออน " noun, loanword, English [Thai transcription of the foreign loanword] dandelion " โดนแมลงต่อย " noun insect sting " โดยธรรมชาติ " adjective, phrase spontaneous " โดยอาชีพ " adverb [โดยอาชีพ] professionally " ได้ปิด " verb [ได้ปิด] [past and perfect tenses] <subject> has closed; <subject> closed; <subject> did close " ไดอาน่า " proper noun, loanword, English Diana [an English given name] " ตกยุค " verb to go out of style; become old-fashioned " ต้นกระเจี๊ยบ " noun [ต้นกระเจี๊ยบ] Rozelle plant, Hibiscus subdariffa " ต้นเงาะ " noun [ต้นเงาะ] rambutan plant, Nephelium lappaceum " ต้นทุนผลิตสินค้า " noun overhead costs " ต้นมังคุด " noun [ต้นมังคุด] mangosteen tree " ต้นสังกัด " noun original affiliation; primary responsible government agency " ต้ม " verb to boil adjective [is] boiled verb, transitive, intransitive, figurative, colloquial, idiom [slang] to rip off; to cheat |
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