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How to say to promulgate, bring into force (a law)
in Thai
ประกาศใช้
bprà-gàat-chái
to promulgate, bring into force (a law)
bprà lowgàat lowchái high
A law takes effect after it is published in the Royal Gazette (ราชกิจจานุเบกษา).
- Part of speech
- verb
- Register
- formal
In a sentence
- กฎหมายประกาศใช้แล้วgòt-mǎai bprà-gàat-chái láeoThe law has been promulgated.
From the same situation: Politics and current affairs 2
- รัฐสภาparliament (both houses together)
- สภาผู้แทนราษฎรHouse of Representatives
- วุฒิสภาSenate
- ส.ว.senator
- ประธานสภาSpeaker of the House
- คณะรัฐมนตรีcabinet
- ครม.the cabinet (abbreviation)
- รัฐบาลผสมcoalition government
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