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ที่จอดรถ

Components

ที่
จอด
รถ

Pronunciation

thîi cɔ̀ɔt rót

ที่จอดรถ

thîi cɔ̀ɔt rót

parking lot

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  1. 1 parking lot、parking space

This refers to a place where vehicles can be parked, whether an entire parking lot or a single parking space.

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parking lot、parking space

Noun⭐️4 Often used

A place provided for parking vehicles, ranging from a whole parking area to one individual space.

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Learning notes

Explanation

ที่จอดรถ is a neutral, everyday noun used in both conversation and public signs. It is formed from ที่, “place,” and จอดรถ, “to park a vehicle,” so its basic sense is “a place for parking.” Depending on context, it can mean a whole parking lot or facility, or just one space for a vehicle. มีที่จอดรถไหม asks whether parking is available, while หาที่จอดรถ often means looking for an open parking space. It commonly occurs with มี “have,” หา “look for,” ว่าง “available,” and เต็ม “full.”

Usage

It is commonly used when asking about parking at stores, hotels, hospitals, or residential buildings, and when looking for an open space while driving. It also appears frequently on parking signs.

Caution

ที่จอดรถ is a noun meaning a place to park, whereas จอดรถ is the action “to park.” A bus stop is normally called ป้ายรถเมล์, not ที่จอดรถ, and an enclosed or covered garage is โรงจอดรถ.

Differences from similar words

1 parking lot synonyms

  • ลานจอดรถ usually suggests an open parking area or lot. ที่จอดรถ is broader and can refer either to an entire parking facility or to one available space.

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