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Thai

เสนอ

Pronunciation

sanə̌ə

เสนอ

sanə̌ə

propose

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  1. 1 propose、offer、suggest、nominate

It describes putting an idea, offer, or information before someone for consideration or attention. Depending on the context, it can mean “propose,” “offer,” or “present.”

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propose、offer、suggest、nominate

Verb⭐️4 Often used

To put forward an idea, plan, terms, help, or another option for someone to consider or accept.

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Learning notes

Explanation

The central image of เสนอ is placing something before another person so they can see it, consider it, or decide whether to accept it. The basic pattern is เสนอ + content: เสนอแผน means “propose a plan,” while เสนอราคา means “quote or offer a price.” A recipient is commonly added with เสนอ + thing + ให้ + person. To suggest an action, Thai often uses เสนอให้ + person + verb. ขอเสนอ… is a polite, natural way to introduce a proposal or point during a meeting or presentation. In the pattern เสนอชื่อ + person + เป็น + position, the person is being nominated for that position.

Usage

It is used in meetings to propose ideas, in business to offer prices or terms, when offering work or assistance, and when nominating a candidate. It also appears in school or workplace presentations and in media contexts where information is presented or reported. It is suitable in both ordinary and formal settings.

Caution

เสนอ does not imply that a proposal was approved or that an offer was accepted; it only describes putting it forward. For the formal submission of an application or official document, ยื่น is usually more precise.

Differences from similar words

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Component words

Other words containing เสนอ

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