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หยิบ

Pronunciation

yìp

หยิบ

yìp

take out

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  1. 1 take out、take by hand、pick up、select and take

This word means to pick something up or take it with your hand, often something small or close by. It can also be used figuratively for bringing up a topic or issue.

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take out、take by hand、pick up、select and take

Verb⭐️4 Often used

Used when taking or picking up something by hand, especially something nearby or selected from among other things.

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Learning notes

Explanation

The core idea of หยิบ is taking something with your hand. It naturally goes with everyday objects such as a glass, keys, a phone, a book, clothes, or food. Common patterns include หยิบ + object, หยิบ + object + ให้หน่อย for a casual request, หยิบ + object + จาก + place for taking something from somewhere, and หยิบ + object + ขึ้นมา for picking something up. Figuratively, it can be used with words like เรื่อง “topic/story,” ประเด็น “issue,” and ตัวอย่าง “example” to mean bringing something up for discussion or explanation.

Usage

It is common in everyday situations such as at home, at the table, in the office, at school, or in a shop when picking something up, getting something for someone, or taking something out of a bag or from a shelf. The request pattern หยิบ...ให้หน่อย is especially natural in conversation.

Caution

หยิบ is narrower than the general English verb “take.” It normally involves taking something by hand. It is not used for things like getting a license, making a reservation, carrying large luggage, or taking a photo.

Differences from similar words

1 take out synonyms

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