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Thai

แปะ

Pronunciation

pɛ̀

แปะ

pɛ̀

stick

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  1. 1 stick、paste、post (a link, image)、lightly press against
  2. 2 pat、tap、clap [light sound]
  3. 3 older Chinese man、Chinese uncle [casual]

แปะ mainly means to stick or paste something flat onto a surface. In casual speech it is also used for posting or dropping a link, image, or note online.

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stick、paste、post (a link, image)、lightly press against

Verb⭐️4 Often used Casual

Used when sticking something flat onto a surface, such as a sticker, note, or cloth. In online contexts, it also means to post or drop a link, image, or screenshot.

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older Chinese man、Chinese uncle [casual]

Noun⭐️2 Not often used Casual

A casual term for an older Chinese man, often heard as อาแปะ. It can sound overly familiar or rude depending on context.

Learning notes

Explanation

แปะ carries the image of something flat touching or sticking to a surface. It is natural for stickers, notices, notes, cloth patches, and similar things, and it extends easily to posting links or images in chats. Compared with ติด, it feels lighter and more conversational. As a sound word, แปะ refers to a soft pat, tap, clap, or pattering sound. As a noun, แปะ or อาแปะ refers to an older Chinese man, but learners should treat it mainly as a word to recognize rather than freely use for people.

Usage

You will hear it in everyday situations involving stickers, notices, notes, patches, and labels. Online, it is common for dropping links, photos, screenshots, or other content into a chat or post.

Caution

In formal writing or business contexts, use more specific words such as ติดประกาศ for putting up a notice, แนบ for attaching a file, or โพสต์ for posting online. Avoid using อาแปะ directly for someone unless you are sure the context makes it acceptable.

Differences from similar words

1 stick synonyms

  • ติด is much broader and can mean stick, attach, be installed, catch an illness, or be stuck in traffic. แปะ is more casual and specifically suggests pressing something flat onto a surface.

  • แนบ is used for attaching files or placing things closely together, and sounds more appropriate in formal or document-related contexts. แปะ is the casual choice for sticking or dropping something in a chat.

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