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ชัด

Pronunciation

chát

ชัด

chát

clear

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  1. 1 clear、sharp、distinct
  2. 2 clear、obvious、explicit

ชัด means that something is clear rather than blurred, muffled, or vague. It can describe images, sounds, writing, explanations, evidence, or the way someone speaks or writes.

2

clear、obvious、explicit

Adjective⭐️4 Often used

Describes information, reasons, evidence, or differences as clear, obvious, or easy to understand.

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Learning notes

Explanation

ชัด is a core word for clarity: not blurred, not muffled, and not vague. It often follows a noun, as in ภาพชัด “a clear image” or เสียงชัด “clear sound,” and it can follow a verb, as in พูดชัด “speak clearly” or เห็นชัด “see clearly.” The negative ไม่ชัด means unclear, blurry, indistinct, or vague.

Usage

It is common when talking about photos, videos, screens, phone or meeting audio, readable writing, clear explanations, reasons, and evidence. It is useful in both everyday conversation and work settings.

Caution

ชัด does not mean “correct.” คำตอบชัด means the answer is clear; คำตอบถูก means the answer is correct.

Differences from similar words

1 clear synonyms

  • คม means sharp, especially for edges, lines, or image sharpness. ชัด focuses on being clear and easy to recognize, not necessarily sharp-edged.

  • แจ่ม often suggests brightness, vividness, or a crisp impression. ชัด is more general and works naturally for images, sounds, speech, and explanations.

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