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[example sentence]
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"Permission will not be given until the legislation regarding biological safety is completed and has become effective."
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| components |  儤  | yangM | yet; since; not yet; still |
| äÁè | maiF | not; no |
| ͹ØÁÑµÔ | aL nooH matH | to approve; to agree to; to allow; to assent to; to authorize; to consent to; to endorse; to pass; to permit; to recommend; to sanction |
| ãËé | haiF | to give; to let; to send to; to allow; to convey towards; to pay (attention) |
| ¨¹ | johnM | until; up until; as far as; up to; to; till |
| ¡ÇèÒ | gwaaL | [suffix used for comparisons] than; more; -er |
| ÃèÒ§ | raangF | a draft, a sketch, a first or preliminary form of any writing, subject to revision, copying, etc. |
¾ÃÐÃÒªºÑѵÔ | phraH raatF chaH banM yatL | a Royal Act; Bill |
| ÇèÒ | waaF | to administer |
| ´éÇ | duayF | together; along with; also; too; as well; likewise |
| ¤ÇÒÁ | khwaamM | [a prefix which converts an adjective or verb into a noun] |
| »ÅÍ´ÀÑ | bplaawtL phaiM | secure; safe; not in danger; harmless; perilless |
| ·Ò§ | thaangM | direction; way; route; course; trail; the way; path |
| ªÕÇÀÒ¾ | cheeM waH phaapF | biological |
| ¨Ð | jaL | [auxiliary verb indicating future tense—must be used with another verb] will; shall |
| áÅéÇ | laaeoH | [adverbial word indicating past tense] in the past; completed; still; to make done |
| àÊÃç¨ | setL | finished; completed; ready |
| ¾ÃéÍÁ | phraawmH | in unison; concurrently; at the same time; fully |
| ÁÕ | meeM | to have or possess; to be available |
| ¼Å | phohnR | effect; result; consequence; outcome; product of; impact |
| ºÑ§¤Ñº | bangM khapH | to force; compel; command; control; coerce; enforce; compulsory; mandatory |
| ãªé | chaiH | to use, to employ or exploit an object; to utilize; to resort to; to implement |
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