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เบิกตัว

Components

เบิก
ตัว

Pronunciation

bə̀ək tua

เบิกตัว

bə̀ək tua

summon (someone to court)

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  1. 1 summon (someone to court)、bring out (a person in custody)

This verb means to formally bring or call someone out from a waiting or restricted place so that they appear before others, especially in court proceedings or at a staged event.

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summon (someone to court)、bring out (a person in custody)

Verb⭐️2 Not often used

To formally summon or bring a defendant, suspect, witness, or other person into court or another official proceeding.

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Learning notes

Explanation

เบิกตัว is a transitive verb built around the image of having a person brought out from a waiting, restricted, or out-of-view place into an expected setting. In legal contexts, it refers to formally producing a defendant, suspect, witness, or prisoner before a court or investigating authority. At ceremonies and shows, it refers to introducing a featured person and bringing them before the audience. It therefore sounds more official or theatrical than an ordinary verb meaning “call.” Common patterns include เบิกตัว + person, เบิกตัว + person + จาก + place, and เบิกตัว + person + ขึ้นเวที.

Usage

It commonly appears in court proceedings, official documents, and news reports about suspects, defendants, witnesses, or prisoners. It is also used by hosts at weddings, stage shows, television programs, and sporting events when formally presenting featured participants.

Caution

This is normally transitive: an authority, official, or host has someone else brought out. For someone making an appearance on their own, ปรากฏตัว is more natural; for simply calling someone, use เรียก; and for an ordinary personal introduction, use แนะนำ. Also learn เบิกตัว as a unit, since เบิก by itself has other meanings involving withdrawals, disbursements, and expense claims.

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