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ลาออก

Components

ลา
ออก

Pronunciation

laa ɔ̀ɔk

ลาออก

laa ɔ̀ɔk

resign

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  1. 1 resign、quit (a job, school, etc.)

Describes voluntarily leaving a job, position, school, or other affiliation, especially through a formal decision to quit or resign.

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resign、quit (a job, school, etc.)

Verb⭐️4 Often used

Means to voluntarily leave a job, position, school, or similar affiliation.

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Learning notes

Explanation

ลาออก combines ลา, “to take leave or say goodbye,” with ออก, “to go out.” It conveys the idea of voluntarily leaving an affiliation or position. It is used most often for quitting a job, but it can also mean resigning from a position or dropping out of school. The usual pattern is ลาออกจาก followed by the workplace, job, position, or institution being left. When the context is clear, that part can be omitted, as in อยากลาออก, “I want to quit.” The word is neutral and common in both everyday conversation and formal reporting.

Usage

Commonly used when discussing a career change, telling an employer about a decision to quit, or reporting that an executive or public official has resigned. It can also describe voluntarily leaving school before completion.

Caution

This word normally indicates a voluntary decision. For being fired, use ถูกไล่ออก or โดนไล่ออก. It also does not mean taking temporary leave from work; that is expressed with ลางาน.

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