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How to say supervisor, line manager
in Thai
หัวหน้างาน
hǔa-nâa-ngaan
supervisor, line manager
hǔa risingnâa fallingngaan mid
The person directly above you; on site jobs, the foreman.
- Part of speech
- noun
In a sentence
- ต้องขอลากับหัวหน้างานก่อนdtâawng kǎaw laa gàp hǔa-nâa-ngaan gàawnYou need to ask your supervisor for leave first.
From the same situation: Professional domains
- แผนกต้อนรับfront desk, reception
- พนักงานต้อนรับreceptionist
- ห้องว่างvacancy, available room
- จองเต็มfully booked
- อัปเกรดto upgrade
- เตียงเสริมextra bed
- ผ้าปูที่นอนbedsheet
- ทำห้องto make up / service a room
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