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ក្រវាត់ចោល
Fling
ក្រវាត់ចោល
Transliteration
grɑ̆wădjaôl
C2
IPA
/krɑʋatcaol/
GD
kravatchaol
ក្រវាត់ចោល Meaning in English
Fling
Throw
Definitions
Possible Synonyms
បោះ
Throw
<h2>បោះ / Throw</h2> <div class="badge level3">C2</div><br>
ចោល
Throw/Discard
<h2>ចោល / Throw/Discard</h2> <div class="badge level6">C2</div><br>
ជះ
Pour
<h2>ជះ / Pour</h2> <div class="badge level6">C2</div><br>
ប្រាស
Abandon
<h2>ប្រាស / Abandon</h2> <div class="badge level10">C2</div><br>
គប់
Throw
<h2>គប់ / Throw</h2> <div class="badge level10">C2</div><br>
ផ្លែង
Shoot
<h2>ផ្លែង / Shoot</h2> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br>
ការចោល
Cast/Casting
<h2>ការចោល / Cast/Casting</h2> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br>
ការបោះ
Throw
<h2>ការបោះ / Throw</h2> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br>
បោះជោះ
Throw
<h2>បោះជោះ / Throw</h2> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br>
បំព្រាច
Scatter
<h2>បំព្រាច / Scatter</h2> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br>
គ្រលែង
Shake
<h2>គ្រលែង / Shake</h2> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br>
រោយរាយ
Scatter
<h2>រោយរាយ / Scatter</h2> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br>
ថ្គោល
Throw
<h2>ថ្គោល / Throw</h2> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br>
ថ្នោល
Throw
<h2>ថ្នោល / Throw</h2> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br>
ថ្ងួច
Throw
<h2>ថ្ងួច / Throw</h2> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br>
ពួយ
Throw
<h2>ពួយ / Throw</h2> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br>
Sentences with ក្រវាត់ចោល
<h2>ក្រវាត់ចោល / Fling</h2> <b>0/0</b> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br> <br>
ក្រវាត់ចោល
grɑ̆wădjaôl
Fling
<h2>កណ្តាល / Middle</h2> <b>0/1829</b> <div class="badge level5">A1 - Advanced</div><br> center, middle; mean, medium.<br><br>
កណ្តាល
gɑ̆ndal
Middle
<h2>ទី / Place</h2> <b>0/40</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> location, place, spot, point; rank; goal <br>
ទី
di
Place
Throw away the center
<h2>មិនគួរ / Should Not</h2> <b>0/2484</b> <div class="badge level10">B2</div><br> <br> មិន,គួរ
មិនគួរ
mĭn guŏ
Should Not
<h2>ក្រវាត់ចោល / Fling</h2> <b>0/0</b> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br> <br>
ក្រវាត់ចោល
grɑ̆wădjaôl
Fling
<h2>ពេជ្រ / Diamond</h2> <b>0/970</b> <div class="badge level7">A2 - Advanced</div><br> diamond<br>
ពេជ្រ
béj
Diamond
<h2>ស្រវា / Snatch</h2> <b>0/5918</b> <div class="badge level9">B1 - Advanced</div><br> to snatch, pick up / grab (something) quickly; to gather something up for oneself shamelessly; to take away by force; to throw oneself (on)<br>
ស្រវា
srɑ̆wa
Snatch
<h2>ដុំថ្ម / Stone</h2> <b>681/0</b> <div class="badge level9">B1 - Advanced</div><br> stone (a piece of rock such as might be tossed or thrown)<br><br> ដុំ,ថ្ម
ដុំថ្ម
dom tmɔ
Stone
Do not throw away diamonds, stones, stones
[YCN RAKHIE]
<h2>ថា / That/Say</h2> <b>4/9</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> to say, tell, pronounce; specif. to criticize, blameconj. that (introduces a question or indirect discourse)<br>
ថា
ta
That/Say
<h2>និយាយ / To Say</h2> <b>785/56</b> <div class="badge level2">Starter</div><br> to speak, say, talk, relate, tell; to narrate; to talk over, discuss<br><br>
និយាយ
nĭyéay
To Say
<h2>ពី / Of/From</h2> <b>17/13</b> <div class="badge level2">Starter</div><br> from, out of; of, about, concerning; for, on behalf of; since; at / in (some past time)<br>
ពី
bi
Of/From
ស្នេហ
<h2>និង / And</h2> <b>32/4</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> and<br>
និង
nĭng
And
<h2>បាច់ផ្កា / Bouquet</h2> <b>0/0</b> <div class="badge level11">B2 - Advanced</div><br> <br> បាច់,ផ្កា
បាច់ផ្កា
băj pga
Bouquet
<h2>ដែល / That</h2> <b>776/5</b> <div class="badge level4">A1</div><br> who, whom, which; where; when; of / to / in / at which / whom; the fact / reason that<br><br>
ដែល
dael
That
<h2>ថ្លៃ / Price/Expensive</h2> <b>0/386</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> to be expensive, dear, valuable; beloved<br><br>
ថ្លៃ
tlai
Price/Expensive
<h2>ក្រវាត់ចោល / Fling</h2> <b>0/0</b> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br> <br>
ក្រវាត់ចោល
grɑ̆wădjaôl
Fling
[YCN RAKHIE] TALK ABOUT THAT BOUQUET THAT YOU THROW AWAY
<h2>ថា / That/Say</h2> <b>4/9</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> to say, tell, pronounce; specif. to criticize, blameconj. that (introduces a question or indirect discourse)<br>
ថា
ta
That/Say
<h2>និយាយ / To Say</h2> <b>785/56</b> <div class="badge level2">Starter</div><br> to speak, say, talk, relate, tell; to narrate; to talk over, discuss<br><br>
និយាយ
nĭyéay
To Say
<h2>ពី / Of/From</h2> <b>17/13</b> <div class="badge level2">Starter</div><br> from, out of; of, about, concerning; for, on behalf of; since; at / in (some past time)<br>
ពី
bi
Of/From
ស្នេហ
<h2>និង / And</h2> <b>32/4</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> and<br>
និង
nĭng
And
<h2>បាច់ផ្កា / Bouquet</h2> <b>0/0</b> <div class="badge level11">B2 - Advanced</div><br> <br> បាច់,ផ្កា
បាច់ផ្កា
băj pga
Bouquet
<h2>ដែល / That</h2> <b>776/5</b> <div class="badge level4">A1</div><br> who, whom, which; where; when; of / to / in / at which / whom; the fact / reason that<br><br>
ដែល
dael
That
<h2>ថ្លៃ / Price/Expensive</h2> <b>0/386</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> to be expensive, dear, valuable; beloved<br><br>
ថ្លៃ
tlai
Price/Expensive
<h2>ក្រវាត់ចោល / Fling</h2> <b>0/0</b> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br> <br>
ក្រវាត់ចោល
grɑ̆wădjaôl
Fling
TALK ABOUT THAT BOUQUET THAT YOU THROW AWAY
<h2>ពួក / Group</h2> <b>0/160</b> <div class="badge level4">A1</div><br> group (esp. an informal, ad hoc group), detachment, herd, gathering, association; (with place name) native / resident of ....; squad (of 3 to 5 men); often merely conveys the idea of plurality<br><br>
ពួក
buŏg
Group
<h2>អា / Not</h2> <b>0/263</b> <div class="badge level7">A2 - Advanced</div><br> used preceding nouns or noun phrases giving them a pejorative, derogatory or very familiar meaning. It is commonly used in addressing close friends, persons regarded as inferiors, or young boys. It can also be used before the name of something with which one is annoyed; when preceding the name of a girl, it conveys a notion of endearment; when preceding adjectives, it forms nouns with a notion of disapproval or familiarity.<br><br>
អា
'a
Not
<h2>មិត្ត / Friend</h2> <b>0/1086</b> <div class="badge level5">A1 - Advanced</div><br> friend<br>
មិត្ត
mĭd
Friend
<h2>ក្បត់ / Betray</h2> <b>0/3052</b> <div class="badge level9">B1 - Advanced</div><br> to betray, deceive.<br><br>
ក្បត់
gbɑ̆d
Betray
<h2>មិត្ត / Friend</h2> <b>0/1086</b> <div class="badge level5">A1 - Advanced</div><br> friend<br>
មិត្ត
mĭd
Friend
<h2>យើង / Us/Our</h2> <b>35/38</b> <div class="badge level1">Essential</div><br> we / us / our; (familiar) I / me / my<br>
យើង
yeung
Us/Our
<h2>ត្រូវតែ / Must</h2> <b>0/695</b> <div class="badge level6">A2</div><br> have to, must, should, ought to<br> ត្រូវ,តែ
ត្រូវតែ
drow dae
Must
<h2>ទាត់ / Kick</h2> <b>0/1037</b> <div class="badge level5">A1 - Advanced</div><br> to kick (with the tips of the toes), kick away<br><br>
ទាត់
doăd
Kick
<h2>ក្រវាត់ចោល / Fling</h2> <b>0/0</b> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br> <br>
ក្រវាត់ចោល
grɑ̆wădjaôl
Fling
Betrayers, our friends must be kicked out
<h2>វា / It/Them</h2> <b>25/44</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> (of animals, things, or very young children) it; (familiar or contemptuous) he / him / his; she / her; they / them / their<br>
វា
véa
It/Them
<h2>ទុក / Keep</h2> <b>0/248</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> to put, set, place, arrange<br><br>
ទុក
dŭg
Keep
<h2>យើង / Us/Our</h2> <b>35/38</b> <div class="badge level1">Essential</div><br> we / us / our; (familiar) I / me / my<br>
យើង
yeung
Us/Our
<h2>ប្រៀប / Compare</h2> <b>0/996</b> <div class="badge level6">A2</div><br> to compare with one another, match (up with).<br><br>
ប្រៀប
briĕb
Compare
<h2>ដូចជា / like</h2> <b>164/153</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> like, just like, as well as, as though, rather, sort of; such as; to be like, to seem (as if)<br> ដូច,ជា
ដូចជា
doj jéa
like
<h2>នំបុ័ង / Bread</h2> <b>869/3790</b> <div class="badge level2">Starter</div><br> bread French<br> នំ,បុ័ង
នំបុ័ង
num bang
Bread
<h2>ទុក / Keep</h2> <b>0/248</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> to put, set, place, arrange<br><br>
ទុក
dŭg
Keep
<h2>គ្រាន់ / Sufficient</h2> <b>0/510</b> <div class="badge level6">A2</div><br> to be sufficient, enough; satisfactory.<br><br>
គ្រាន់
groăn
Sufficient
ច្រ
<h2>លក់ / Sell</h2> <b>954/117</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> to sell<br><br>
លក់
luŏg
Sell
<h2>សម្លការី / Khmer Curry</h2> <b>0/0</b> <div class="badge level4">A1</div><br> Cambodian curry typically contains potatoes, carrot, eggplant, long green beans, and onions with spices. It typically contains meat with chicken being the most popular.<br> សម្ល,ការី
សម្លការី
sɑ̆mlɑ garei
Khmer Curry
<h2>វា / It/Them</h2> <b>25/44</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> (of animals, things, or very young children) it; (familiar or contemptuous) he / him / his; she / her; they / them / their<br>
វា
véa
It/Them
<h2>ស៊ី / Consume</h2> <b>0/113</b> <div class="badge level6">A2</div><br> to eat, consume (food or fuel); to guzzle, devour; to corrode (as rust or an acid) (used for animals feeding; with humans it is intimate in urban centers but may be used more generally in rural areas. The following words which translate as `to eat' in English are used in Cambodian: ច្រាស, ច្រាសច្រំ, បុះ, បុះច្រាស, សុល, អំពះ are all vulgar terms conveying the idea of cramming food into the mouth; ឆាន់ is used for Buddhist monks; ញ៉ាំ is a polite term used for the speaker and for persons younger than or the same age as the speaker; ទទួលទាន is respectful; ទទួលព្រះរាជទាន is used by the king referring to himself; បរិភោគ is used to refer to persons of lower rank than the speaker or by persons of lower rank referring to themselves; ពិសា is a polite form used for persons of equal or higher rank; ពិសាក្រយា is used for high officials; ស៊ី is a common neutral or intimate term used especially of animals; សោយ is used of royalty; ហូប is a common rural term; it is used for persons of the same age or rank and is somewhat more polite than ស៊ី not used for animals; ហូប was the favored term by the KR; អាស្រ័យ is used of lower ranking or younger persons; more polite than បរិភោគ )<br><br>
ស៊ី
si
Consume
<h2>ឆ្អែត / Full</h2> <b>0/4448</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> to be full, satisfied, satiated (esp. with food or drink); fed up with, sick and tired of<br>
ឆ្អែត
ch'aed
Full
<h2>ក្រវាត់ចោល / Fling</h2> <b>0/0</b> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br> <br>
ក្រវាត់ចោល
grɑ̆wădjaôl
Fling
<h2>ឱ្យ / Give</h2> <b>0/0</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> to give, to donate (more polite word is ជូន), to grant (something); to give someone money.<br>
ឱ្យ
aôy
Give
<h2>ហ្អែង / You</h2> <b>0/9955</b> <div class="badge level10">B2</div><br> you / your (intimate) (spoken form of ឯង)<br>
ហ្អែង
h'aeng
You
<h2>ដេក / Recline</h2> <b>0/1294</b> <div class="badge level7">A2 - Advanced</div><br> to lie down, recline; to sleep; to loaf, stand idle, to take a nap, rest<br>
ដេក
deig
Recline
<h2>ដូច / As/Like</h2> <b>75/87</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> to be like; to resemble, be similar to, alike.<br><br>
ដូច
doj
As/Like
<h2>អា / Not</h2> <b>0/263</b> <div class="badge level7">A2 - Advanced</div><br> used preceding nouns or noun phrases giving them a pejorative, derogatory or very familiar meaning. It is commonly used in addressing close friends, persons regarded as inferiors, or young boys. It can also be used before the name of something with which one is annoyed; when preceding the name of a girl, it conveys a notion of endearment; when preceding adjectives, it forms nouns with a notion of disapproval or familiarity.<br><br>
អា
'a
Not
<h2>គី / Mini Shrimp</h2> <b>0/635</b> <div class="badge level12">C1</div><br> very small salt water shrimp; pickled shrimp; shrimp paste<br>
គី
gi
Mini Shrimp
!
countless numbers of creeps who tryna benefit from you. They treat us like bread for the curry bowl, when done and full they walk the hell out
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