Abide

Abide(v.t.)
mean: to put up with;to bear: I can't abide noise.
synonyms
- stop
- tarry
- reside
- dwell
- inhabit
- sojourn
- stay
- live
- lodge
- ramain
- wait
- continue

Abhorrent

Abhorrent(adj.)
mean: horrible.
synonyms
- repellent
- offensive
- loathsome
- hateful
- odious
- detestable
- shocking

Abhor

Abhor (v.t.,n.)
mean: feel hatred or disgust for. n. extreme hatred or disgust .
synonyms
- loathe
- hate
- detest
- dislike
- abominate
- shun
- despise

Abeyance

Abeyance(n.)
mean: in Abeyance ,condition of not being in force or in use for a time.
synonyms
- adjourment
- expectancy
- reservation
- indecision
- dormancy
- inaction
- suspension

Abettor

Abettor(n.)
mean: He abetted a few people in robbing the bank.
synonyms
- instigator
- heiper
- assistant
- accomplice
- accessory
- promoter
- co-operator
- companion
- associate

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Patpong
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GREETINGTo be able to greet people you meet is ofcourse the first step in a conversation.
sawat-dee means "hello" but is also used to say "goodbye". A more strict wat of saying goodbye is:
lagaan = goodbye
This is usually followed by a word used to show politeness, a word you will hear all the time in Thailand since it's the most common of all.It's slightly different between men and women: sawat-dee kaa is used by women
sawatt-dee krap is used by men .This greeting is often accompanied by a gesture called "wai". (right picture above)
Kaa/krap, actually meaning "yes" is also used frequently in other contexts.You will often hear it ending a sentence but also as a confirmation from someone listening to say: "Yes, I follow". A man who wants to be really polite answers with:
krap phom litterally meaning "Yes, I" This expression is often heard from someone talking to his boss or anyone else held in high regard.

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