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"to close; to turn off" in Thai

ปิด
To close; to turn off. The Thai for "to close; to turn off" is "ปิด".
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Summary

The Thai translation for “to close; to turn off” is ปิด.

Examples of "to close; to turn off" in use

There are 41 examples of the Thai word for "to close; to turn off" being used:
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Turn off the light. ปิดไฟ
Who turned the light off? ใครปิดไฟ
Don’t turn of the light. อย่าปิดไฟ
Please turn off the light. ปิดไฟครับ
close the book ปิดหนังสือ
What time does it close? มันปิดกี่โมง
When do you close? ปิดเมื่อไหร่
What day is it closed? มันปิดวันอะไร
What time does the shop close? (female polite form) ร้านปิดกี่โมงคะ
What time does the restaurant close? ร้านอาหารปิดกี่โมง

Practice Lesson

"to close; to turn off" Practice (42)
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Lesson words
semester end; school holidays,
to close; to turn off
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Lesson phrases
All the windows were closed.,
Banks are closed on Saturdays and Sundays.,
Banks close at 3 p.m.,
Can you close the door?,
close the book,
Close the door.,
Close the window before you go out.,
Close the window!,
closed circuit,
Don’t close the door. (male polite form),
Don’t forget to turn off the air conditioner.,
Don’t turn of the light.,
He closed the door loudly.,
I close my shop at 5 p.m.,
I had to switch off the radio. (female speaker),
In town, the shops were closed.,
Most restaurants are closed on Sundays.,
Please close the door gently.,
Please close the door.,
Please don’t close this window.
etc.

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