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How to say to treat (medically); to look after
in Thai
รักษา
rák-sǎa
to treat (medically); to look after · to keep, maintain
rák highsǎa rising
รักษาตัว 'receive treatment', รักษาที่ไหน 'where were you treated?'. Also 'keep': รักษาความสะอาด 'keep clean'.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- รักษาที่โรงพยาบาลไหนrák-sǎa tîi roong-pá-yaa-baan nǎiWhich hospital were you treated at?
From the same situation: Hospital and insurance
- นัดหมอto make a doctor's appointment
- ใบนัดappointment card, slip
- ล่ามinterpreter
- ใบสั่งยาprescription
- แผนกdepartment (of a hospital or company)
- คนไข้patient
- ประวัติhistory, record
- ตรวจสุขภาพto have a health check-up
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