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How to say to vent, let out (feelings)
in Thai
ระบาย
rá-baai
to vent, let out (feelings) · to drain (water)
rá highbaai mid
Also 'drain (water, air)'. ขอระบายหน่อย 'let me vent'.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- ระบายให้เพื่อนฟังrá-baai hâi pûean fangto vent to a friend
From the same situation: Mind, body, Thai medicine
- สุขภาพจิตmental health
- จิตแพทย์psychiatrist
- นักจิตวิทยาpsychologist, counsellor
- ซึมเศร้าdepressed
- โรคซึมเศร้าdepression (illness)
- เศร้าsad
- วิตกกังวลanxious (formal)
- กังวลworried
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