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ความกว้าง

Components

ความ
กว้าง

Pronunciation

khwaam kwâaŋ

width

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  1. 1 width、breadth

A noun describing how far something extends from side to side. It usually means “width” or “breadth” and can sometimes refer to a broader, nonphysical range.

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width、breadth

Noun⭐️3 Common

Describes the measured width of something, or more generally the extent of its breadth.

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Learning notes

Explanation

ความกว้าง is formed from ความ, which turns a quality or state into a noun, and กว้าง, meaning “wide” or “broad.” The resulting noun means “width” or “breadth.” Common patterns include ความกว้างของ A (“the width of A”), มีความกว้าง followed by a measurement (“have a width of ...”), and วัดความกว้าง (“measure the width”). Measurements are followed directly by units such as เมตร (“meter”) or เซนติเมตร (“centimeter”); no classifier is needed.

Usage

Used when measuring or describing the dimensions of rooms, furniture, doors, roads, land, and products. It is common in everyday speech as well as construction, interior design, product specifications, and instructions.

Caution

ความกว้าง is a noun. To say that a road is wide, use ถนนเส้นนี้กว้าง. To give its measured width, use มี, as in ถนนเส้นนี้มีความกว้าง 10 เมตร (“This road is 10 meters wide”). Do not confuse width with area (พื้นที่), depth (ความลึก), length (ความยาว), or height (ความสูง).

Differences from similar words

1 width synonyms

  • ความกว้างขวาง emphasizes spaciousness or broad scope, including breadth of knowledge or outlook. ความกว้าง is the usual choice for a specific, measurable width.

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