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Word Meanings Difficulty Frequency
remain (verb)
To remain or be left over after others have been used or disappeared.
remnants (noun)
Leftover parts or remnants especially after an event or activity.
Lower Intermediate Common
simmer (verb)
To simmer ingredients like fermented fish until dissolved and thickened for a dish.
dipping sauce (noun)
A dipping sauce made from coconut milk, shallots, and minced pork or shrimp simmered with fermented fish or soy paste, seasoned to be sour, salty, and sweet, eaten with fresh vegetables.
Intermediate Uncommon
evade (verb)
To avoid or evade something or someone.
hide (verb)
To hide or conceal oneself.
Beginner Common
Hide (verb)
To hide or conceal oneself or take shelter.
Beginner Common
escape (verb)
To escape or flee from a place or situation to avoid capture or danger.
Lower Intermediate Common
bog (noun)
An area such as a mire or bog that is wet and muddy.
Intermediate Uncommon
Royal (adjective)
Related to the King or royalty.
Large (adjective)
Important or large, often used for mountains, bees, or main spouse.
Public (adjective)
Public or governmental, as in a highway.
Monk (noun)
A respectful term for monks or foreign monks like Chinese and Vietnamese.
Intermediate Common
Chinese monk (noun)
A Chinese Buddhist monk, specifically following Chinese cultural practices.
Intermediate Common
respected monk (noun)
A reverent title for a highly respected elderly monk in Thai Buddhism.
Intermediate Common
City in Laos (proper noun)
A city in northern Laos recognized for its historic architecture and cultural heritage, and designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Lower Intermediate Uncommon
monk (noun)
A respectful title for a revered monk.
Beginner Common
cast, mold (verb)
Pour liquid metal or wax into a mold to harden into a shape.
handsome (adjective)
Good-looking or handsome in appearance.
Intermediate Common
tease (verb)
To tease playfully.
deceive (verb)
To deceive or mislead someone, often with intent to trick.
frighten (verb)
To frighten or startle, as in a ghost scaring someone.
Lower Intermediate Common
deceive (verb)
To deceive or mislead by using false information or hiding the truth.
Intermediate Common
cylinder (noun)
A small cylindrical object with a continuous hole, such as a straw or a glass tube, or similar objects like an oil lamp tube or an electric bulb.
Beginner Very Common
windpipe (noun)
An airway passage connecting the larynx to the bronchi, providing air to the lungs.
Intermediate Common
haunt (verb)
To haunt or frighten someone or something.
haunted (verb)
To feel haunted, eerie, or experience a supernatural or ghostly presence.
hallucinate (verb)
To experience hallucinations or see things that aren't there, often under the influence of substances.
Beginner Common
she; her (pronoun)
A pronoun used to refer to a woman or girl with formality and respect; can feel old-fashioned or literary.
Intermediate Uncommon
melt; shape mindset (verb)
To melt a substance using heat or to cultivate and shape a mindset in a specific direction.
Intermediate Common
nourish (verb)
To nourish, sustain or provide life support.
Intermediate Uncommon
shape (verb)
To mold or shape something into a desired form.
influence (verb)
To influence or transform someone through experience or guidance.
Intermediate Common
careless (adjective)
Lax or careless in actions or work, lacking thoroughness or attention to detail.
loose (adjective)
Loose or slack, not tightly secured.
carelessly (adverb)
Carelessly or recklessly, showing neglect.
Lower Intermediate Common
Post; Marker (noun)
A post or marker used for securing, measuring, or indicating boundaries.
Principle (noun)
A guiding principle or standard that serves as a basis for decision-making.
Foundation (noun)
The foundational aspect or base of a system or structure.
Beginner Common
Principle (noun)
Basic principle or guideline foundational to a system or belief.
Beginner Very Common
evidence (noun)
Evidence or proof used for confirmation.
Intermediate Common
city pillar (noun)
A sacred city pillar marking the city's foundation, considered its spiritual center.
Beginner Common
core principles (noun)
The foundational principles or theories of a particular field of study.
Intermediate Common
back side (noun)
The part of the body opposite the chest, or the back side of an object.
next (adjective)
Describes something that follows or comes next in order.
house (classifier)
A classifier used for houses or structures similar to houses.
behind (preposition)
Describes the position after or behind something.
Beginner Very Common
later (adverb)
Later or after a certain time.
recently (adverb)
In recent times; recently.
Beginner Common
Roof (noun)
The upper covering of a building that provides protection from weather elements.
Shelter (noun)
A metaphor for shelter or protection, often referring to a home or guardianship.
Beginner Very Common
after (preposition)
Following an event or time.
Beginner Common
after (conjunction, adverb)
Indicates that one event happens after another.
Beginner Very Common
afterwards (adverb, conjunction)
Used to indicate a sequence of events happening after a previously mentioned event.
Beginner Very Common
henceforth (adverb)
From now on or moving forward in time.
after (conjunction)
Afterwards or later.
Beginner Common
convex (adjective)
Having a convex or cambered shape.
Intermediate Common
lazy (adjective)
Lazy or unwilling to do work
Lower Intermediate Common
latest (adjective)
The most recent or last in a sequence.
Beginner Very Common
flow abundantly (verb)
To flow continuously and abundantly, often without interruption, such as water or people moving in large quantities.
Upper Intermediate Common
descending order (adjective, adverb)
Referring to height or precedence in descending order, often used with the word 'ลด'.
Intermediate Uncommon
Sleep (verb)
To be in a state of rest with closed eyes.
Beginner Very Common
close eyes (verb)
To close one's eyelids, indicating familiarity or skill in something.
careless/guess (verb)
To do something carelessly or imprecisely, or to guess.
Beginner Common
yard (noun)
A unit of measurement equal to 3 feet or 0.91 meters.
Beginner Common
varied (adjective)
Different or unusual, as in varied colors or peculiar.
flood (verb)
To overflow or flood suddenly.
Intermediate Common
Multicolored (adjective)
Having many colors or being colorful.
Beginner Common
grandchild/niece/nephew (noun)
The child of one's child or the child of one's sibling.
Beginner Common
niece (noun)
The daughter of one's brother or sister
granddaughter (noun)
The daughter of one's child
Beginner Common
Python (noun)
A large, non-venomous python species with a distinctive brown pattern.
Cook in bamboo (verb)
To cook food inside bamboo by roasting over a fire.
Overflow (verb)
To overflow or extend beyond a limit. Also metaphorically used to describe something excessively large.
Upper Intermediate Uncommon
Many (quantifier)
Many; several.
Absolute Beginner Very Common
frequently (adverb)
Occurring frequently or on multiple occasions.
Beginner Common
many (adjective)
Emphasizing a large number or abundance of something, often cumulative.
Beginner Common