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How to say to keep (something) out of the news, hush up
in Thai
ปิดข่าว
bpìt-kàao
to keep (something) out of the news, hush up
bpìt lowkàao low
Accusation: พยายามปิดข่าว "trying to cover it up".
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- พยายามปิดข่าวpá-yaa-yaam bpìt-kàaotry to hush it up
From the same situation: Media and journalism
- บรรณาธิการeditor
- บก.editor (abbreviation, spoken)
- กองบรรณาธิการeditorial team, newsroom
- ผู้สื่อข่าวcorrespondent, reporter (formal)
- สำนักข่าวnews agency, news outlet
- แหล่งข่าวnews source, informant
- ผู้ประกาศข่าวnewsreader, anchor
- พิธีกรhost, MC
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