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ติดไฟ

Components

ติด
ไฟ

Pronunciation

tìt fay

ติดไฟ

tìt fay

catch fire

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  1. 1 catch fire、ignite、kindle a fire
  2. 2 install lights、put up decorative lights

This word mainly describes fire catching or being started. In a different context, it can also mean installing or putting up lights.

1

catch fire、ignite、kindle a fire

Verb⭐️3 Common

Describes something catching fire or someone getting a fire started.

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install lights、put up decorative lights

Verb⭐️2 Not often used

Means installing or putting up electric lights, including decorative lighting.

Learning notes

Explanation

ติดไฟ combines ติด with ไฟ, which can mean either “fire” or “electric light,” depending on the context. In fire-related contexts, it can describe an object catching fire or a person getting a fire started. The common pattern ติดไฟง่าย means “catch fire easily” or “be flammable.” In construction or decorating contexts, ติด means “attach or install” and ไฟ means “lights,” giving the meaning “install lights” or “put up lighting.”

Usage

It is used when talking about something catching fire, starting a fire for cooking, or describing how easily a material burns. It also appears in home improvement and event-decoration contexts when lights are being installed or put up.

Caution

To mean “turn on the lights,” use เปิดไฟ, not ติดไฟ. Also note that ไฟติด has the words in the opposite order and can mean that a light comes on or an engine starts. When you specifically want to emphasize deliberately lighting something, จุดไฟ is often clearer.

Differences from similar words

1 catch fire synonyms

2 install lights synonyms

  • ประดับไฟ specifically means decorating a place with lights. ติดไฟ can refer either to decorative lighting or to the practical installation of lights.

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