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| ปลัด bpaL latL |  |
| Royal Institute - 1982 | ||||||
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| pronunciation guide | |
| Phonemic Thai | ปะ-หฺลัด |
| IPA | pà làt |
| Royal Thai General System | palat |
| [noun] | |||
| definition | a deputy; a person in a deputized role | ||
| examples | ปลัดอำเภอ  | bpaL latL amM phuuhrM | assistant district officer |
| ปลัดกระทรวง | bpaL latL graL suaangM | Undersecretary of a Ministry, Permanent Under-Secretary | |
| ปลัดจังหวัด | bpaL latL jangM watL | Deputy Provincial Governor | |
| ปลัดเทศบาล | bpaL latL thaehtF saL baanM | Chief Municipal Officer; Municipal Clerk | |
| sample sentences | เขาตัดสินใจหยิบปากกาเซนคำสั่งย้ายฟ้าผ่าผู้บริหารไล่เรียงตัวตั้งแต่ปลัดจนถึงข้าราชการ khaoR dtatL sinR jaiM yipL bpaakL gaaM saehnM khamM sangL yaaiH faaH phaaL phuuF baawM riH haanR laiF riiangM dtuaaM dtangF dtaaeL bpaL latL johnM theungR khaaF raatF chaH gaanM "He decided to pick up his pen and sign the order to transfer, immediately and without hesitation, one executive after the other; [the order covers executives] all the way from deputy directors to [lower level] civil service [department heads]." | ||
เขาตัดสินใจหยิบปากกาเซนคำสั่งย้ายฟ้าผ่าผู้บริหารไล่ตั้งแต่ปลัดจนถึงข้าราชการ khaoR dtatL sinR jaiM yipL bpaakL gaaM saehnM khamM sangL yaaiH faaH phaaL phuuF baawM riH haanR laiF dtangF dtaaeL bpaL latL johnM theungR khaaF raatF chaH gaanM "He decided to pick up his pen and sign transfer orders, immediately driving out one after another of the administrators, from assistant directors all the way to ordinary civil servants." | |||
| special note |
This word contains an initial consonant cluster which follows the general clustered consonant tone rule. This
is the common case for clusters in which:
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