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ครบชุด

Components

ครบ
ชุด

Pronunciation

khróp chút

ครบชุด

khróp chút

complete set of

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  1. 1 complete set of、full set of、with all parts included

It means that all the parts of a set are included, with nothing missing. It is commonly used for products, tools, furniture, equipment, and other things sold or prepared as a full set.

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complete set of、full set of、with all parts included

Adjective⭐️3 Common

Used after a noun to show that something comes as a complete set, including all the necessary parts or items.

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Learning notes

Explanation

ครบชุด is made from ครบ, meaning complete or not missing anything, and ชุด, meaning a set, outfit, or group of items. It does not simply mean “many”; it means that all the necessary components of the set are included. It is usually placed after a noun, as in เครื่องมือครบชุด “a complete set of tools” or เฟอร์นิเจอร์ครบชุด “a full set of furniture.” It sounds natural in both everyday speech and product descriptions.

Usage

It is often used in shopping, online listings, rentals, moving, room descriptions, uniforms, tools, furniture, appliances, and study materials, especially when items are treated as a complete package rather than individual pieces.

Caution

Do not use it just to mean that there are many items. If you only mean that the number of people, pieces, or units is complete, expressions such as ครบ คน, ครบ จำนวน, or ครบทุกชิ้น may be more natural depending on the context.

Differences from similar words

1 complete set of synonyms

  • ครบถ้วน means complete or fully provided in a broader sense, and can describe documents, information, requirements, and more. ครบชุด specifically emphasizes that something is complete as a set.

  • ทั้งชุด means the whole set or the entire outfit/set as one unit. ครบชุด focuses more on the fact that all required items are included and nothing is missing.

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