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How to say to miss; to slip up
in Thai
พลาด
plâat
to miss; to slip up
plâat falling
พลาดรถ miss the bus; ไม่ควรพลาด 'not to be missed'; พลาดไป 'I messed up'.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- พลาดรถไฟเที่ยวสุดท้ายplâat rót-fai tîao sùt-táaiI missed the last train.
From the same situation: Telling stories
- ตอนแรกat first
- หลังจากนั้นafter that
- ต่อมาlater on, subsequently
- ในที่สุดin the end, finally
- ทีหลังlater, afterwards
- ตอนนั้นat that time, back then
- วันหนึ่งone day
- ครั้งหนึ่งonce (on one occasion)
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