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"to exit; to depart" in Thai

ออก
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Summary

The Thai translation for “to exit; to depart” is ออก.

Pronounced the same

Recording English Thai Learn
to bring out ออก

Examples of "to exit; to depart" in use

There are 112 examples of the Thai word for "to exit; to depart" being used:
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She has a nose bleed. จมูกของเธอมีเลือดออก
She left a while ago. เธอออกไปได้สักพักแล้ว
Don’t forget to take an umbrella before leaving home. (female polite form) อย่าลืมพกร่มก่อนออกจากบ้านนะคะ
We spent all day searching for a way out of the cave. เราใช้เวลาทั้งวันหาทางออกจากถ้ำ
When will he leave Washington? เขาจะออกจากวอชิงตันวันที่เท่าไหร่
And we had to wait for the people who were staying at the bungalow to leave early in the morning and then we could go to stay in that bungalow. แล้วเราจะต้องรอให้คนที่พักที่บังกะโลเนี่ยเขาออกก่อนในตอนเช้าเราถึงจะเข้าไปนอนในบังกะโลนั้นได้
When does a bus go to the city center? (male polite form) รถบัสไปกลางเมืองออกเมื่อไหร่ครับ
From which platform does the train leave? (male polite form) รถไฟออกที่ชานชาลาไหนครับ
She went out to meet her Swedish friend. เธอออกไปพบเพื่อนชาวสวีเดน
When is the next train to Warsaw please? รถไฟไปวอร์ซอเที่ยวต่อไปออกเมื่อไหร่ครับ

Practice Lesson

"to exit; to depart" Practice (113)
Lesson
Lesson words
departure,
exit,
sunny; sunshine,
to exit; to depart,
to export,
to fire,
to resign; to quit
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Lesson phrases
a lot of boys running out of their school,
And we had to wait for the people who were staying at the bungalow to leave early in the morning and then we could go to stay in that bungalow.,
Can I go out with my friends tonight?,
Children go out for a walk.,
Close the window before you go out.,
Did you see him go out?,
Don’t anybody leave this room.,
Don’t forget to have breakfast before leaving home.,
Don’t forget to take an umbrella before leaving home. (female polite form),
Don’t go out at night.,
Don’t go out now.,
every night he likes to go out for a run,
From which platform does the train leave? (male polite form),
Get everybody out.,
Get out at the last stop.,
Has he come out yet?,
Has his wife come out yet?,
Has my son come out yet?,
Has the doctor come out yet?,
Has the Englishman come out yet?
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