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ปีนเขา

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ปีน
เขา

Pronunciation

piin khǎw

ปีนเขา

piin khǎw

climb a mountain

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  1. 1 climb a mountain、go mountain climbing

Describes climbing a mountain, from recreational mountain climbing to more demanding mountaineering.

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climb a mountain、go mountain climbing

Verb⭐️3 Common

Means to climb a mountain, especially by making an active physical ascent.

Learning notes

Explanation

ปีนเขา combines ปีน, “to climb using the body,” with เขา, “mountain.” It can refer to ordinary recreational mountain climbing or more serious mountaineering; the context indicates the difficulty. It functions as a verb, while การปีนเขา explicitly names the activity of mountain climbing.

Usage

It is commonly used when discussing outdoor hobbies, travel plans, climbing experience, or mountain safety and equipment. ไปปีนเขา, “go mountain climbing,” is a frequent combination.

Caution

For hiking along trails or through forests, เดินป่า may be more natural. When simply traveling up a mountain, especially by vehicle, use ขึ้นเขา rather than ปีนเขา.

Differences from similar words

1 climb a mountain synonyms

  • ขึ้นเขา means to go up or into the mountains and can describe travel by various means. ปีนเขา focuses on the physical activity of climbing a mountain.

  • เดินป่า refers to hiking or trekking through forests and natural areas. ปีนเขา specifically centers on ascending a mountain and can include more strenuous climbing.

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