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Thai

เรียนจบ

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เรียน
จบ

Pronunciation

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graduate

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  1. 1 graduate、complete a course of study

This means to complete a course of education, such as school or a degree program. It is the common everyday way to say that someone graduates or finishes their studies.

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graduate、complete a course of study

Verb⭐️4 Often used

To finish all the required study in a school, degree program, or other course of education.

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Explanation

เรียน means “to study” or “to attend school,” and จบ means “to end” or “to complete.” Together, they present graduation as reaching the end of a course of study. เรียนจบแล้ว means “have already graduated,” while เรียนจบมหาวิทยาลัย means “graduate from university.” To identify a particular school as one’s alma mater, the common pattern is เรียนจบจาก followed by the school’s name. The expression can also be followed by a degree or field, as in เรียนจบปริญญาตรี, “complete a bachelor’s degree,” or เรียนจบด้านวิศวกรรมศาสตร์, “graduate in engineering.”

Usage

It is widely used when discussing educational background, majors, alma maters, graduation dates, and plans after graduation. It sounds natural in everyday conversation and is also common in interviews and self-introductions.

Caution

This expression normally refers to completing an entire educational program, not finishing one study session or class. Use เรียนเสร็จ for finishing a particular period of study and เลิกเรียน for classes ending or school letting out. Formal documents may prefer จบการศึกษา or สำเร็จการศึกษา.

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