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ก๊าซ

Pronunciation

káas

ก๊าซ

káas

gas

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  1. 1 gas、gaseous substance、fuel gas

This word means gas: a substance like air that has no fixed shape and spreads to fill space. It is common in science, environmental, industrial, and news contexts.

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gas、gaseous substance、fuel gas

Noun⭐️3 Common Loanword

A gaseous substance, including scientific gases, fuel gas, toxic gas, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and similar substances.

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Explanation

ก๊าซ is a loanword from English “gas.” It refers to a substance with no fixed shape that spreads through space. In science, it appears in phrases such as ก๊าซออกซิเจน “oxygen gas” and ก๊าซคาร์บอนไดออกไซด์ “carbon dioxide.” In energy and daily-life contexts, it appears in terms such as ก๊าซธรรมชาติ “natural gas” and ถังก๊าซ “gas cylinder.” Gas itself is usually treated as uncountable, so amounts are expressed with units or containers, such as liters or cylinders.

Usage

This word is often used in science, chemistry, environmental issues, energy, medicine, factories, safety management, and accident reports. It is especially important in terms such as “greenhouse gas,” “natural gas,” “toxic gas,” and “gas leak.”

Caution

For intestinal gas, Thai usually uses expressions such as ลมในท้อง rather than ก๊าซ. For household cooking gas in casual contexts, the spelling แก๊ส is also very common.

Differences from similar words

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  • แก๊ส also means “gas” and is common in everyday speech, shops, and household contexts. ก๊าซ is the more standard or technical-looking spelling, common in news, science, environmental, and industrial contexts.

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