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How to say run-down, dilapidated
in Thai
ทรุดโทรม
sút-soom
run-down, dilapidated
sút highsoom mid
For old buildings, furniture, or someone looking worn out.
- Part of speech
- adj
In a sentence
- ตึกนี้ทรุดโทรมมากแล้วdtùek níi sút-soom mâak láeoThis building is very run-down.
From the same situation: Capstone: living fully in Thai
- ค่าเช่าล่วงหน้าrent in advance
- ระยะสัญญาcontract term, lease length
- ราคาตลาดmarket rate
- ตามจริงat actual cost; actually
- ค่าน้ำค่าไฟutility bills (water and power)
- ขึ้นค่าเช่าto raise the rent
- จ่ายรายปีto pay annually
- อยู่ยาวto stay long-term
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