during; all during; throughout; through; in (e.g., in over 20 years)

all the time; always

all day long

all day

market

[ตลาดฯ] the (i.e. abstract, business) market

[การตลาด] marketing; selling

labor market

to measure; to pour into a measure; to coop up; to ladle; to dip; to estimate

to punch

against; towards; to; further; on

to battle

[of contracts, ropes, etc.] to extend, to lengthen; [of phone calls] to connect; [of words] to join, to link; [of knowledge] to receive or inherit

telephone extension

to connect

connector

per; implying division

[specifiying temporal sequence] next; afterward; later on; continued

[aspect marker denoting "continuation"]

[of fire or cigarette] to light

to bargain or haggle; to negotiate

[of boats, cars, cages and coffins] to assemble

[gaming/gambling] to agree to give (your opponent) an advantage over (you)

decoy; lure; bait; enticement; to lure; to deceive; to ensnare; to entice; to entrap

[ตัวต่อ] wasp

[เรือต่อ] a constructed boat (as opposed to a dugout)

to attach; append; tack on; tag with; to annex

transfer (to another vehicle)

to retort; reply; react; repose; answer back

[ต้องการช่วย] <subject> needs to help

[ต้องช่วย] <subject> must help

care must be taken (when doing something); must be careful

to bite, to nibble or peck at

when; while; as

to box; fight with one's fists

solder [the material]

[usually followed by ๆ] [of a shadow or vision/visibility] indistinct, indistinctly; faint, faintly; vague, vaguely; obscure; undefine; looming

two-faced drum

to remind or warn; to issue a caution

the entire gamut; from soup to nuts

Tangtrakul [a family name]

to get over something; put it out of one's mind; to carry on after a tragedy

(showing dislike) person who is a jinx, a person who brings bad luck

a female animal

for instance; for example

[is] having convulstions; having one's eyes rolling up in one's head

extraterrestrial; alien

in the proper manner; according to the moral path

[exclamation of shock or disbelief] "Oh no!" — "Horrible!" — "Terrible" — "Damn it!" — "Oh, my..."