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Word Meanings Difficulty Frequency
suffering (noun)
Mental or emotional suffering or distress
suffer (verb)
To experience suffering or hardship
Upper Intermediate Common
Suffer intensely (verb)
To suffer intensely, enduring severe physical or emotional pain.
Intermediate Common
ups and downs (noun)
The experiences of happiness and suffering, reflecting life's ups and downs.
Intermediate Common
everyone (pronoun)
Refers to all people collectively.
Beginner Very Common
every time (adverb)
Indicates recurrence whenever an event or situation occurs.
Beginner Very Common
whenever (adverb)
Every time that a specific condition is met
Beginner Common
Nightly (adverb)
Happening each night consistently.
Beginner Very Common
monthly (adjective)
Occurring or scheduled to happen every month.
Beginner Very Common
everyone (pronoun)
Used to address or refer to a group of people collectively, often in formal settings.
Beginner Very Common
always (adverb)
Always or every time, indicating regularity or consistency.
Beginner Very Common
everywhere (adverb)
In all places or locations without exception.
Beginner Common
daily (adverb)
Occurs every day without exception.
Absolute Beginner Very Common
everything (pronoun)
Refers to all things collectively.
Beginner Common
everything (pronoun)
All things collectively; everything
Absolute Beginner Very Common
Open field (noun)
A large, open area often used for agriculture or grazing.
Beginner Very Common
Dishonest behavior (noun, adjective)
Dishonest or underhanded conduct, especially in financial or official matters.
Cheat (verb)
To cheat, betray, or engage in corrupt practices, often in a professional setting.
Intermediate Common
capital (noun)
Money or assets set aside for growth or business purposes.
Intermediate Common
authorized capital (noun)
The amount of capital that a company is legally allowed to raise through the sale of stocks, as specified in its articles of incorporation.
Upper Intermediate Common
capitalism (noun)
An economic system where individuals own land and resources as capital with freedom in production and trade.
capitalism (noun)
Capitalism
Intermediate Common
Mutual fund (noun)
A financial vehicle made up of a pool of money collected from various investors to invest in stocks, bonds, and other assets.
Upper Intermediate Common
Revolving fund (noun)
A fund used for ongoing operations, allowing continuous reinvestment and income reuse in business or government projects.
Working capital (noun)
Capital available for daily business operations.
Upper Intermediate Common
hit with force (verb)
To hit something with force using a hard object to break, soften, or crush it.
Beginner Common
Throw forcefully (verb)
To forcefully throw something downward or spend extravagantly.
p.m. (noun, classifier)
Post meridiem (p.m.), used to denote time from 7pm to 11pm.
Lower Intermediate Common
deep sound (adjective)
Deep or low sound, often used to describe a resonant tone in voices or instruments.
Intermediate Common
dedicate fully (verb)
To dedicate or invest energy and resources wholeheartedly into something.
Lower Intermediate Common
remote area (noun)
A remote or sparsely populated area that is difficult to access.
Intermediate Uncommon
Durian (noun)
Durian, a tropical fruit with a strong odor, spiky shell, and creamy flesh, often called the 'king of fruits.'
Beginner Common
improve (verb)
To recover or improve in health or condition.
Intermediate Common
Mackerel (noun)
A species of marine fish known as Rastrelliger brachysoma, characterized by a tapered body and blue-green back.
Intermediate Common
Diplomatic representative (noun)
A representative, especially in diplomacy, such as an envoy or ambassador.
Intermediate Common
envoy (noun)
Diplomat or envoy who acts as a representative.
Upper Intermediate Uncommon
shaft/pole (noun)
A pole or shaft used in carrying a litter or similar object.
Beginner Uncommon
offer royalty (verb)
To present or offer something to royalty with utmost respect
Advanced Uncommon
tilted (adjective)
Tilted or inclined to one side.
tilt to pour (verb)
To tilt a container to release its contents.
Beginner Common
stylish (adjective)
Stylish or cool in appearance or manner.
Beginner Very Common
method (noun)
A systematic method used in a specific art or science.
skill (noun)
Proficiency or expertise in a technical area.
Intermediate Common
technology (noun)
The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, involving tools, machines, and systems to solve problems or serve purposes.
Intermediate Very Common
Tennis (noun)
A sport where players use rackets to hit a ball over a net.
Beginner Common
deity (noun)
A deity or divine being.
Beginner Common
male deity (noun)
A male deity or angel.
Advanced Uncommon
guardian spirit (noun)
A guardian spirit believed to protect specific locations like homes or natural sites, significant in Thai culture.
Intermediate Common
deity (noun)
A celestial being with divine qualities, often seen as a god, goddess, or angel.
Upper Intermediate Common
Theology (noun)
The study of the nature of the divine and religious beliefs.
Advanced Uncommon
god (noun)
A deity or god considered worthy of worship in various religions.
Upper Intermediate Common
goddess (noun)
A female deity worshipped in various religions or mythologies.
Upper Intermediate Uncommon
Foreign (adjective)
Foreign, referring to objects or phenomena not originating in Thailand.
Area (noun)
An area or locality, often used as a prefix in compound words referring to administrative regions.
Intermediate Common
festival (noun)
A period designated by tradition for religious and local festivities, such as Songkran and Buddhist Lent.
Beginner Common
preaching (noun)
The act of preaching or delivering religious teachings.
scold/preach (verb)
To preach or deliver a sermon; informally, to scold someone at length.
Intermediate Common
Local government (noun)
A local government body responsible for the administration of a city or town area.
Intermediate Common
City municipality (noun)
An administrative division in Thailand responsible for local governance, public services, and infrastructure, typically overseeing a town with a significant population size.
Intermediate Common