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deung
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'To pull' — to tug, haul, drag it toward you.
- VerbBuilt up from ดึง14ดึงดูดdeung dòotto attract,appeal,drawOften heardWorth learningการดึงgaan deungpulling,hauling,draggingOften heardWorth learningแรงดึงraeng deungtensile strengthOften heardWorth learningดื้อดึงdêu deung[to be] stubborn,obstinateOccasionalNot a priority to learnดึงดันdeung dan[to be] stubbornOccasionalNot a priority to learnดึงดื้อdeung dêu[to be] stubborn,unreasonableUncommonNot a priority to learnดูดดึงdòot deungto attract,suck,tugUncommonNot a priority to learnดึง (...) ย้อนdeung (...) yónto pull (something) backObscureSafe to skip for nowUsed in real sentencesSentence translations focus on natural phrasing in context, so they may differ slightly from literal dictionary definitions.ฉันดึงประตูแล้วแต่มันล็อคอยู่chăn deung bprà-dtoo láew dtàe man lók yòoI pulled the door, but it was locked.เด็กดึงของเล่นdèk deung kŏng lênThe child pulls on the toy.คุณต้องดึงเชือกให้แรงกว่านี้kun dtông deung chêuuak hâi raeng gwàa néeYou have to pull the rope harder.เขาดึงปลั๊กออกเมื่อเขาใช้งานเสร็จkăo deung bplák òk mêuua kăo chái ngaan sètHe pulls the plug when he is finished.สุนัขดึงสายจูงอย่างแรงsù-nák deung săai joong yàang raengThe dog pulls the leash strongly.