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How to say plot, bed (of land)
in Thai
แปลง
bplaaeng
plot, bed (of land)
bplaaeng mid
Also the classifier for plots: ที่ดินสองแปลง. แปลงผัก "vegetable bed". (As a verb, แปลง means "convert, transform".)
- Part of speech
- noun
- Classifier
- แปลง
In a sentence
- แปลงผักbplaaeng pàka vegetable bed
From the same situation: Agriculture and rural life
- เกษตรกรfarmer (general)
- การเกษตรagriculture, farming
- ภาคเกษตรthe agricultural sector
- ชาวสวนorchard or plantation grower
- ชาวไร่field-crop farmer
- ไร่rai (1,600 m²); upland field
- ตารางวาsquare wa (4 m²)
- ทุ่งนาopen rice fields, paddy land
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