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to put (a transmission) into neutral gear
   
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ใส่เกียร์ว่าง
saiL giiaM waang
   
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ไส่-เกีย-ว่าง

Royal Thai General System
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  " ใส่ความ "
verb
accuse


" ใส่ตรวน "
verb
to shackle; put in chains


" ใส่ไฟ "
verb
to vilify; incite; instigate


" ไสกบ "
verb
to plane (wood)


" ไส้แตก "
verb
to stuff something in so tighly that the container breaks


" ไสล "
[euphonious suffix]


" หงส์ "
noun
swan
noun
[Indian mythology] a mythical goose
noun
Chinese legendary phoenix


" หงายหลัง "
verb
to fall over


" หญิง "
adjective
female
noun
woman; women
noun, adjective
[ผู้หญิง] girl; woman; women


" หนม "
noun
ecstasy; MDMA


" หน่วยงานเอกชน "
noun
non-government agency


" หน่อเนื้อเชื้อไข "
noun
offspring; progeny; descendants


" หนักเอาเบาสู้ "
verb, phrase
a person who tries very hard and is willing to take any work he can get


" หนังสือ "
noun, formal
book; document; letters; alphabet; printed document; written document


" หนาตา "
adjective
[is] dense; congested; crammed


" หน้าดำคร่ำเคร่ง "
adjective
to look serious; strained


" หน้ามืด "
adjective
[is] dizzy; giddy; feeling faint


" หนาม "
noun
thorn; barb; prick; bur


" หนึ่งเดียว "
adjective
single; sole; only


" หนู "
noun
mouse; mice; rat
pronoun, colloquial
[fairly impolite 2nd person pronoun used to call over a waitress in a restaurant and a girl or woman working in a nightclub, café or escort business] you
noun
tiny; petite little thing
pronoun, colloquial
[1st person pronoun that a little girl, daughter or grown-up woman uses to refer to herself in a cute way, usually when speaking to her parents or elder relatives] I, myself
pronoun, colloquial
[2nd person pronoun used for calling a little girl or boy (usually หนู + the child's nickname) and implying the speaker's tender feeling towards the child] you, little boy, little girl
pronoun, colloquial
[1st person pronoun that a female servant and country girl or woman uses to to refer to herself when speaking to anyone] I, myself
proper noun, person, colloquial
Nuu [a common Thai nickname]
noun, proper noun, colloquial
[ปีหนู] year of the Rat or Mouse
noun
[สารหนู] rat poison; [specifically,] Arsenic


" หมดศรัทธา "
verb
to lose faith; lose confidence


" หมอยา "
noun, colloquial
pharamcist; druggist


" หม่อม "
noun
a nonhereditary title


" หมางใจ "
adjective
[is] at odds with; on bad term with


" หมื่นสองพันสามร้อยสี่สิบห้า "
twelve thousand, three hundred forty-five


" หยง "
noun
rice broker


" หยามหน้า "
verb
to insult, view with contempt, scorn


" หรี่ "
verb
to diminish; to lower; to decrease; to decelerate; to slow down


" หลวงพี่ "
noun
[honorific title for a respected monk who is somewhat older that the speaker]


" หลักธรรมประพฤติ "
noun
practical dharma principles