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| แม่แบบ maaeF baaepL |  |
| pronunciation guide | |
| Phonemic Thai | แม่-แบบ |
| IPA | mɛ̂ː bɛ̀ːp |
| Royal Thai General System | mae baep |
| [noun] | |||
| definition | master pattern | ||
| components |  แม่  | maaeF | [general] mother |
| แบบ | baaepL | plan; kind; design; pattern; style; model; type; [formal term officially endorsed by the Royal Institute] version (of software) | |
| synonyms | ต้นแบบ | dtohnF baaepL | model; example; pattern |
ตัวอย่าง | dtuaaM yaangL | example; sample | |
| แบบฉบับ | baaepL chaL bapL | model, pattern, example, standard, prototype | |
| แบบอย่าง | baaepL yaangL | an established pattern; a good example; within precedent | |
| แม่ท่า | maaeF thaaF | position of Thai dance; dancer's basic posture | |
| แม่บท | maaeF bohtL | original; archetype; paradigm; pattern; prototype; standard; model | |
| แม่พิมพ์ | maaeF phimM | [of shape] a mold, a form | |
| รูปแบบ | ruupF baaepL | type; feature; characteristic; form | |
| อุทาหรณ์ | ooL thaaM haawnR | example; instance; model | |
| sample sentence | ทางสำนักข่าว BBC ซึ่งก่อนหน้านี้เป็นแม่แบบของการใช้ภาษาอังกฤษ (ดังนั้นการออกเสียงภาษาอังกฤษมาตรฐานบางครั้งก็เรียกว่าBBC English) มีการบรรยายประจำปีที่มีชื่อว่า Reith Lectures thaangM samR nakH khaaoL seungF gaawnL naaF neeH bpenM maaeF baaepL khaawngR gaanM chaiH phaaM saaR angM gritL dangM nanH gaanM aawkL siiangR phaaM saaR angM gritL maatF dtraL thaanR baangM khrangH gaawF riiakF waaF meeM gaanM banM yaaiM bpraL jamM bpeeM theeF meeM cheuuF waaF "The British Broadcasting Company which [holds itself out to be] the model for the English language (therefore, the standard for English pronunciation is sometimes called “BBC English”) has an annual lecture series called the Reith Lectures..." | ||
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