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คีย์บอร์ด

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คีย์

Pronunciation

khiibɔ̀ɔt

คีย์บอร์ด

khiibɔ̀ɔt

keyboard (for typing)

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  1. 1 keyboard (for typing)
  2. 2 electronic keyboard、keyboard instrument

This word refers to a set of keys used for typing or playing music. It usually means a computer keyboard, but in a musical context it means an electronic keyboard instrument.

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electronic keyboard、keyboard instrument

Noun⭐️3 Common Loanword

An electronic musical instrument with piano-style keys, commonly played in bands or used for music practice.

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Explanation

This is a common, neutral loanword from English “keyboard.” Its central image is a row or set of keys used to control something or make music. With พิมพ์ “type” or ใช้ “use,” it normally refers to a typing device. With เล่น “play,” it refers to a musical instrument. The general classifier อัน is commonly used when counting one as an object: คีย์บอร์ดหนึ่งอัน means “one keyboard.”

Usage

It is commonly used when discussing typing on computers or phones, buying or connecting computer accessories, hardware problems, and input-language settings. In music, it appears in conversations about bands, lessons, practice, and electronic instruments.

Caution

In musical contexts, คีย์บอร์ด generally refers to an electronic keyboard. An acoustic piano is normally called เปียโน and is not usually referred to simply as คีย์บอร์ด.

Differences from similar words

1 keyboard (for typing) synonyms

  • แป้นพิมพ์ is the Thai term specifically used for a typing keyboard. คีย์บอร์ด is the common English loanword and can also refer to a musical keyboard.

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