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rong
Very common
RareEveryday
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In a nutshell
'Deputy,' 'vice-' — second-in-command, the runner-up prefix.
- (in size, importance etc)Stative VerbAdjectiveBuilt up from รอง50ต่อรองdtòr rongto bargain,bet,wagerOften heardWorth learningรองนายกรัฐมนตรีrong naa-yók rát-tà-mon-dtreeDeputy Prime Minister,vice-premierOften heardWorth learningเป็นรองbpen rong[to be] inferior to,[to be] disadvantageousOften heardWorth learningรองประธานrong bprà-taanvice chairmanOften heardWorth learningรองนายกrong naa-yókdeputy prime ministerOften heardWorth learningนางรองnaang rongco-starring actressOccasionalNot a priority to learnพระรองprá rongsupporting actorUncommonNot a priority to learnรองกงสุลrong gong-sŭnvice consulUncommonNot a priority to learnUsed in real sentencesSentence translations focus on natural phrasing in context, so they may differ slightly from literal dictionary definitions.ถนนสายรองสวยกว่าทางหลวงtà-nŏn săai rong sŭuay gwàa taang lŭuangThe B-road is more scenic than the highway.ฉันชอบเดินตามถนนสายรองมากกว่าchăn chôp dern dtaam tà-nŏn săai rong mâak gwàaI prefer walking on the side roads.
- VerbBuilt up from รอง16รับรองráp rongto welcome,receive,entertainVery commonLearn this earlyรองเท้าrong táoshoe,shoesOften heardWorth learningรองรับrong rápto support,bear,propOften heardWorth learningรองพื้นrong péunfoundationOften heardWorth learningที่รองtêe rongaltar,platform,stageOften heardWorth learningทดรองtót rongto advance moneyOccasionalNot a priority to learnรองท้องrong tóngto line one's stomach,have a snack to eatOccasionalNot a priority to learnรองจ่ายrong jàaito pay expenses in advance,advance moneyUncommonNot a priority to learn