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ของแตกง่าย

Components

ของ
แตก
ง่าย

Pronunciation

khɔ̌ɔŋ tɛ̀ɛk ŋâay

ของแตกง่าย

khɔ̌ɔŋ tɛ̀ɛk ŋâay

fragile item

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  1. 1 fragile item、breakable object

Refers to fragile items, especially glassware, ceramics, and other objects that can easily crack or shatter.

Learning notes

Explanation

The expression consists of ของ “thing or item,” แตก “to crack or shatter,” and ง่าย, which follows a verb to mean “easy to” or “likely to.” It therefore literally means “things that break easily.” It commonly covers glassware, bottles, dishes, ceramics, and similar items. On shipping labels, ระวังแตก (“Fragile—handle with care”) is also common.

Usage

Used when packing, moving, shipping, or shopping to identify easily breakable contents and warn others to handle them carefully.

Caution

This does not cover every kind of “fragile” or “unreliable” object. For machines or electronics that tend to malfunction, ของเสียง่าย is more appropriate. It is also not normally used for an emotionally sensitive person.

Differences from similar words

1 fragile item synonyms

  • ของเปราะบาง broadly refers to delicate or brittle objects that are easily damaged. ของแตกง่าย more specifically describes things that readily crack or shatter.

  • ของแตกหักง่าย has a broader sense and can include things that are easily damaged by cracking, snapping, or breaking. ของแตกง่าย more strongly suggests items such as glassware and ceramics that can crack or shatter.

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