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ขอบ

Pronunciation

khɔ̀ɔp

ขอบ

khɔ̀ɔp

edge

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  1. 1 edge、rim、border、boundary、limit

This noun refers to the outer edge or rim of something. It can also extend to the idea of a boundary or limit of an area or scope.

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edge、rim、border、boundary、limit

Noun⭐️4 Often used

Used for the edge, rim, or outer boundary of a physical thing, and by extension the boundary or limit of an area or scope.

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Learning notes

Explanation

ขอบ is best learned as the outer line or edge of something. In the pattern ขอบ + noun, it means “the edge/rim of ...,” as in ขอบโต๊ะ “edge of a table” or ขอบจาน “rim of a plate.” In more abstract use, ขอบเขต is a common word meaning “scope,” “boundary,” or “limit.” Although ขอบ appears in ขอบคุณ “thank you,” modern learners should treat ขอบคุณ as a fixed expression rather than using ขอบ alone to mean “thank.”

Usage

It is common when describing where something is located, especially near the edge of a table, plate, road, or area. It also appears often in practical and formal contexts through ขอบเขต, meaning the scope, boundary, or limit of work, responsibility, rules, or research.

Caution

Not every “edge” or “end” should be translated as ขอบ. For the tip or endpoint of something long or directional, such as a pencil or a road, ปลาย is usually more natural. Also, ขอบ by itself is not normally used freely to mean “to thank.”

Differences from similar words

1 edge synonyms

Component words

Other words containing ขอบ

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