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Thai phrases › Weather and the rainy reality
How to say to take shelter, dodge
in Thai
หลบ
lòp
to take shelter, dodge
lòp low
หลบฝน = shelter from the rain, usually under the nearest shop awning with ten other people.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- หลบฝนก่อนlòp fǒn gàawnLet's shelter from the rain first.
From the same situation: Weather and the rainy reality
- ฤดูseason
- หน้าร้อนhot season
- หน้าฝนrainy season
- หน้าหนาวcool season
- หน้าแล้งdry season
- น้ำท่วมto flood; flooding
- พายุstorm
- ฟ้าร้องto thunder; thunder
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