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How to say pulse
in Thai
ชีพจร
chîip-pá-jaawn
pulse
chîip fallingpá highjaawn mid
Formal word for pulse; nurses take ความดัน and ชีพจร at every visit. Casually: จับชีพจร 'take the pulse'.
- Part of speech
- noun
- Register
- formal
In a sentence
- ชีพจรเบาchîip-pá-jaawn baoa weak pulse
From the same situation: Hospital in Thai only
- หัวใจheart (organ)
- ปอดlungs
- ตับliver
- ไตkidney(s)
- สมองbrain
- ลำไส้intestines, bowel
- กระเพาะอาหารstomach (organ)
- หลอดเลือดblood vessel
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