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ห้องเต็ม

Components

ห้อง
เต็ม

Pronunciation

hɔ̂ŋ tem

be fully booked (rooms)

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  1. 1 be fully booked (rooms)、the room is full

Describes a situation in which no room or space is available, such as a hotel being fully booked or a particular room being at capacity.

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be fully booked (rooms)、the room is full

Sentence / fixed expression⭐️3 Common

Indicates that all rooms are occupied or booked, or that a particular room has no remaining capacity.

Learning notes

Explanation

ห้อง means “room,” and เต็ม means “full,” so the phrase literally describes a room as full. In hotels and similar accommodations, it commonly means that the establishment is fully booked and has no rooms available. When a particular room is being discussed, it can instead mean that the room has reached capacity or is no longer available. In ห้องเต็มแล้ว, แล้ว emphasizes that the rooms have filled up or that the place is already fully booked.

Usage

Commonly used when checking room availability at a hotel or guesthouse, or when staff tell a customer that no rooms are available. It can also describe a hospital room, meeting room, classroom, or similar space that is occupied or at capacity.

Caution

Context determines whether ห้องเต็ม means that an establishment has no rooms available or that one particular room is at capacity. To state clearly that a room is crowded with people, use คนเต็มห้อง or ห้องเต็มไปด้วยคน.

Differences from similar words

1 be fully booked (rooms) synonyms

  • ไม่มีห้องว่าง explicitly means that there are no vacant rooms. ห้องเต็ม is shorter and presents the same situation as all rooms being occupied or booked.

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