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การผลิต

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การ
ผลิต

Pronunciation

kaan phalìt

การผลิต

kaan phalìt

production

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  1. 1 production、manufacturing、generation、production [media, film, content]

This noun refers to production or manufacturing: making goods or creating something needed by using labor, machines, materials, or technology. It is common in business, industry, agriculture, and energy contexts.

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production、manufacturing、generation、production [media, film, content]

Noun⭐️3 Common

It describes the act or process of producing goods, products, crops, electricity, or other needed outputs, usually as part of an organized process or industry rather than making one thing casually.

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Learning notes

Explanation

การผลิต is formed from การ, which turns a verb into a noun, plus ผลิต, meaning to produce or manufacture. The word has a somewhat formal, practical tone and is natural in factories, companies, economic news, government documents, and quality-control contexts. It can be used with many outputs, such as goods, food, cars, rice, electricity, and media.

Usage

It is commonly used for factory manufacturing, company production planning, agricultural output, electricity generation, economic news, cost analysis, manufacturing industries, and film or media production. It also appears often in reports and business documents.

Caution

Do not use it for every casual meaning of “make.” For cooking, ทำอาหาร is natural; for making documents, ทำเอกสาร or จัดทำเอกสาร is more natural. Also, การผลิต is a noun; use ผลิต when you need the verb “produce” or “manufacture.”

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