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| สหรัฐฯ ใช้กำลังเข้าบังคับให้อิรักยอมหย่าศึก saL haL ratH chaiH gamM langM khaoF bangM khapH haiF iL rakH yaawmM yaaL seukL |  |
| pronunciation guide | |
| Phonemic Thai | สะ-หะ-รัด-ไช้-กำ-ลัง-เค่า-บัง-คับ-ไฮ่-อิ-รัก-ยอม-หฺย่า-สึก |
| IPA | sà hà rát tɕʰáj kam laŋ kʰâw baŋ kʰáp hâj ʔìʔ rák jɔːm jàː sɯ̀k |
| Royal Thai General System | saha rat chai kamlang khao bang khap hai irak yom ya suek |
| [example sentence] | |||
| definition | "The United States used military force to compel Iraq to cease hostilities." | ||
| components | สหรัฐฯ | saL haL ratH | "the states"; [usually] the United States |
 ใช้  | chaiH | to use, employ, exploit an object; utilize; resort to; implement | |
| กำลัง | gamM langM | energy; strength; force; power; vigor; ability | |
| เข้า | khaoF | to enter; go in; penetrate; insert; approach; begin | |
| บังคับ | bangM khapH | to force; compel; command; control; coerce; enforce; compulsory; mandatory | |
| ให้ | haiF | to give; to let; to send to; to allow; to convey towards; to pay (attention); to have someone do something | |
| อิรัก | iL rakH | Iraq; Iraqi; of Iraq | |
| ยอม | yaawmM | to allow, yield, let, accept, agree to; is willing to | |
| หย่า | yaaL | to halt; to cease; to stop, quit, or give up | |
| ศึก | seukL | battle; fight; conflict; combat | |
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