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Thai

ทู่

Pronunciation

thûu

ทู่

thûu

dull

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  1. 1 dull、blunt、not sharp、unpointed

This word describes an edge or tip that is not sharp, so it does not cut, pierce, or point well. Its core idea is “lacking sharpness.”

Learning notes

Explanation

ทู่ is easiest to understand as the opposite of คม “sharp; able to cut well” and แหลม “pointed.” มีดทู่ means a dull knife, ดินสอทู่ means a pencil with a blunt point, and ปลายทู่ means a blunt or unpointed tip. Figurative uses for a lack of mental sharpness exist, but learners should first treat it as a word for physical edges and points.

Usage

It is commonly used when talking about knives, pencil tips, needles, tools, or other objects that are expected to be sharp but are dull or blunt.

Caution

When applied to a person’s intelligence or thinking, it can sound insulting, so in everyday learning contexts it is safest to use it for objects.

Differences from similar words

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