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How to say to run out, to be used up
in Thai
หมด
mòt
to run out, to be used up · sold out, all gone
mòt low
Used up, sold out, all gone: แบตหมด 'dead battery', เน็ตหมด 'out of data', หมดแล้ว 'sold out'. Also 'all of it': หมดเลย.
- Part of speech
- verb
- Remember it
- The MOTH ate it all: nothing left.
In a sentence
- หมดแล้วmòt láeoIt's sold out.
- เงินหมดngoen mòtI'm out of money.
From the same situation: Phone, bank, apps
- โทรศัพท์telephone
- มือถือmobile phone
- เบอร์number (phone, size, room)
- ซิมSIM card
- เติมเงินto top up (credit)
- เน็ตinternet, mobile data
- โปรdeal, promotion, plan
- ละper, each
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