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How to say to release (from custody)
in Thai
ปล่อยตัว
bplòi-dtua
to release (from custody)
bplòi lowdtua mid
ปล่อยตัวชั่วคราว 'temporary release (on bail)'.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- ตำรวจปล่อยตัวแล้วdtam-rùat bplòi-dtua láeoThe police have released him.
From the same situation: Law, safety, scams
- ผิดกฎหมายillegal
- ถูกกฎหมายlegal
- อนุญาตto permit, allow
- สิทธิ์right(s), entitlement
- โทษpenalty, punishment
- ลงโทษto punish
- ข้อหาcharge, accusation
- ผู้ต้องหาsuspect, the accused
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