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Cheerful
(adjective)
To be bright, cheerful, or delighted; expressing happiness.
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Beginner | Common | |
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Admire
(verb)
To admire or praise someone or something, expressing approval or commendation.
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Beginner | Common | |
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name
(noun)
A term used to refer to people, animals, places, and things.
reputation
(noun)
Honor or reputation.
named
(verb)
To be named.
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Absolute Beginner | Very Common | |
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legal name
(noun)
A person's official or legal name, as opposed to a nickname or alias.
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Beginner | Very Common | |
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be called
(verb)
Be called or considered as
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Beginner | Common | |
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Honor
(noun)
Honor or esteem due to a good reputation.
Fame
(noun)
The state of being widely known.
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Intermediate | Common | |
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crowded
(adjective)
Densely packed or crowded, often used to describe areas or situations filled with people or things.
abundant
(adjective)
Sudden or abundant appearance, typically used for natural phenomena like excessive rain.
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Beginner | Common | |
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abundant
(adjective)
Abundant or existing in large quantities, often used to describe natural resources or regions.
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Intermediate | Common | |
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Set
(noun)
A collection of items arranged to be used together, like a tea set, or a group of people.
Performance
(noun)
A performance or segment in entertainment, such as dance sets or parts of a play.
Outfit
(noun)
Attire meant for specific occasions, like wedding dresses or swimwear.
Music set
(noun)
A performance of Thai music with similar melodies, grouped by cultural influence like 'Chinese set'.
Classifier
(classifier)
A classifier for sets, such as clothing sets or groups of people.
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Beginner | Common | |
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community
(noun)
A group of people living together, sharing common interests or responsibilities.
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Beginner | Common | |
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raise, lift
(verb)
To raise or lift up something like a hand or flag; to make something evident or improve it.
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Beginner | Common | |
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Cheque
(noun)
A written order to a bank to pay a specified amount to the holder.
Verify
(verb)
To inspect or verify something.
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Beginner | Common | |
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Pay bill
(verb)
To request or pay the bill, especially in a restaurant or bar.
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Beginner | Common | |
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Wipe
(verb)
To dry or clean using a cloth or paper.
Graze
(verb)
To lightly graze or brush against something, used in contexts like billiards or snooker.
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Beginner | Very Common | |
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example type
(conjunction)
A word indicating an example or a type.
like
(adverb)
Like; similar to something mentioned.
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Beginner | Very Common | |
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also
(adverb)
Used to indicate the same applies to another subject.
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Absolute Beginner | Very Common | |
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as usual
(adverb)
In the usual or customary manner.
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Beginner | Common | |
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similar to
(adjective, adverb)
Similar to or like something else
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Beginner | Common | |
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like that
(adverb, adjective)
In that manner or of that type; like that
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Beginner | Common | |
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like this
(adverb)
In this manner or way
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Beginner | Very Common | |
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Rent property
(verb)
To use or obtain someone else's property for a period of time by paying compensation.
Rent sacred objects
(verb)
To acquire Buddha images or sacred objects believed to have magical properties, often for worship.
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Beginner | Very Common | |
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morning
(noun)
The time between dawn and noon.
morning
(adjective)
Relating to or occurring in the morning.
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Beginner | Common | |
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this morning
(noun phrase)
Refers to the morning of the current day.
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Absolute Beginner | Very Common | |
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Early morning
(noun)
The early morning period just before dawn with low light conditions.
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Beginner | Common | |
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style
(noun)
A metaphorical approach or style in accomplishing something.
base or edge
(noun)
The base or edge of something, such as a bridge, mountain, or wall.
strategy
(noun)
Sophistication or strategic approach in actions or processes.
stance
(noun)
A stance or attitude, often in a tactical or strategic context.
relating to
(prefix)
Prefix meaning relating to or in the field of, similar to '-al' in English.
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Lower Intermediate | Common | |
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invite
(verb)
To politely invite or request someone to do something.
carry respectfully
(verb)
To respectfully carry or lead an object, like a Buddha statue or flag, often in a ceremonial context.
permit
(verb)
To politely grant permission for someone to proceed.
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Beginner | Very Common | |
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Chiang Rai
(proper noun)
The northernmost province of Thailand, known for its mountainous terrain and cultural heritage.
Chiang Rai city
(proper noun)
The capital city of Chiang Rai province, known for its historical and cultural significance.
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Beginner | Common | |
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Province in Thailand
(noun)
A province in northern Thailand known for its cultural heritage and tourism.
City of Chiang Mai
(noun)
The capital city of Chiang Mai Province, renowned for its ancient temples and vibrant markets.
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Beginner | Common | |
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betel box
(noun)
A betel box, traditionally used for holding betel leaves and other components for chewing.
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Intermediate | Uncommon | |
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encourage by cheering
(verb)
To cheer, encourage or support, typically used in the context of sports or for motivating someone.
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Beginner | Common | |
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Emphasis particle
(particle)
A particle used to emphasize or reinforce a statement, often expressing amazement, certainty, or immediacy.
Surprise particle
(particle)
An exclamatory particle used to express surprise or admiration.
Indeed
(adverb)
Used to indicate something is indeed, really, or truly.
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Intermediate | Common | |
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expert
(adjective)
Having a high level of skill or expertise in a particular area
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Upper Intermediate | Common | |
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trust
(verb)
To agree or trust in something or someone.
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Beginner | Very Common | |
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Pathogen
(noun)
An agent causing disease or infection.
Cause
(noun)
A cause or initial trigger for creating similar things.
Ancestry
(noun)
A person with ancestry from a specific lineage or race.
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Lower Intermediate | Very Common | |
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rope
(noun)
A twisted or braided material used for tying or binding.
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Beginner | Common | |
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Believed
(phrase)
Expresses a belief held by many people
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Intermediate | Common | |
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microorganism
(noun)
Microscopic organism, such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, or protozoa.
microbial culture
(noun)
A preparation of microorganisms used for scientific or therapeutic purposes.
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Intermediate | Very Common | |
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trust
(verb)
To trust or have confidence in someone's reliability or honesty.
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Beginner | Common | |
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Obey
(verb)
To obey or willingly follow instructions or teachings.
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Beginner | Common | |
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cook in syrup
(verb)
To cook a dessert by dissolving sugar in water and adding ingredients until fully cooked.
syrup
(noun)
A syrup made by boiling sugar to mix or cook with other ingredients.
connect
(verb)
To join or connect into a single piece; to weld or form a bond.
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Beginner | Common | |
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connect
(verb)
To connect or associate elements in a logical or functional way
integrate
(verb)
To integrate or link structures, processes, or concepts
relate
(verb)
To create a linkage or relationship between entities or ideas
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Upper Intermediate | Common | |
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winner
(noun)
The champion or winner of a competition, usually achieving first place.
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Beginner | Common | |
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sparkling wine
(noun)
A sparkling wine from the Champagne region of France, often used in celebrations.
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Beginner | Common | |
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Luck
(noun)
Luck or fortune; a chance occurrence of events often favorable or unfavorable.
Opportunity
(noun)
An unexpected opportunity or advantage that presents itself.
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Beginner | Very Common | |
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fate
(noun)
The course or fate of one's life.
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Intermediate | Common | |
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Good luck
(interjection)
An expression of wishing someone good fortune or success.
Fortunate
(adjective)
Having or experiencing good fortune.
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Absolute Beginner | Very Common | |
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Unfortunate
(verb)
To experience bad luck or be unfortunate.
Unlucky
(adjective)
Describing something marked by misfortune or bad luck.
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Beginner | Common | |
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performance
(noun)
A performance or entertainment event
display
(verb)
To display or exhibit something for public viewing
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Beginner | Common | |
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yes
(interjection)
An interjection used to confirm or agree that something is correct or true.
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Absolute Beginner | Very Common | |
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spend
(verb)
To use or spend resources like money.
use
(verb)
To use something for benefit or effect, such as time or objects.
pay
(verb)
To pay, often referring to settling debts.
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Beginner | Common |