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  " ต้องไปให้ได้ "
phrase
must go; without fail


" ต้องไม่ซื้อ "
verb
[ต้องไม่ซื้อ] must not buy


" ต้องรัก "
verb
[ต้องรัก] <subject> must love


" ต้องสงสัย "
[is] accused; impeachable; [is] indicted; charged; suspected of


" ต้องอาบัติ "
verb
to commit an offence under Buddist rules


" ตอนค่ำ "
noun
evening (time); during the evening


" ตอนปลาย "
noun
[of, for example, a month or a road] the end, termination


" ตอบด้วย "
verb
to respond with


" ต่อมลูกหมาก "
noun
prostate gland


" ตะกร้อ "
noun
takraw, a popular game in Thailand in which a woven rattan ball is hit between teams over a net without using the hands
noun
[ลูกตะกร้อ] takraw ball
noun
muzzle (for a dog, e.g.)


" ตะกาย "
verb
to clamber; climb


" ตะเข้ "
noun
crocodile


" ตะบี้ "
adverb
[alliterative prefix]


" ตะล่อมข้าว "
noun
[ตะล่อมข้าว] a small barn, a farm outbuilding to store rice


" ตัก "
verb
to scoop; to ladle out
noun
a person's lap


" ตั้งตรง "
adjective
[is] erect; standing upright


" ตั้งรกราก "
noun, verb, phrase, colloquial
to settle; to land


" ตัดแคมช่องคลอดออก "
verb, intransitive, formal
[same as ตัดแคมช่องคลอดทิ้ง]


" ตันกรอส "
noun
gross ton


" ตัวชูโรง "
noun
primary player; star; leading actor or actress


" ตัวเป็นขน "
verb
to work slowly and without enthusiasm; in a lazy manner


" ตัวสำคัญ "
noun
principal actor (in a play); critical factor


" ตัวเต็ง "
noun
favorite; one with the best chance to win


" ตาแมว  "
noun
cat's eye


" ตาด "
noun
brocade (fabric)


" ตามแบบ "
verb
[ตามแบบ] to follow; copy; emulate


" ตายห่า "
interjection
Damn!


" ตำรา "
textbook; reference manual; treatise; recipe; prescription; formula


" ติดต่อค้าขาย "
verb
deal (business)


" ติดสัด "
adjective, phrase
[used of animals only; however, if used of humans, this idiom will be extremely caustic and vulgar] in heat; in rut; in season