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May 17, 2006

sacrifice (SAK ra fais)

The noun sacrifice means to give up something valuable or important, usually to obtain something else. The verb form is also sacrifice.

sacrifice

    "It is a great sacrifice for these fishermen to agree to stop catching the giant catfish, so they should not be left to struggle alone," said Mr Boonrian.

    Somsak Prisanananthakul, deputy Chart Thai leader, commended Mr Thaksin's ''spirit'' of sacrifice for giving up his duties as prime minister in order to achieve political stability.

    Comparing fortune-tellers to doctors, she says she sometimes has to sacrifice her private life and be responsible for "healing" other people.

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