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Thai

ปีน

Pronunciation

piin

ปีน

piin

climb

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  1. 1 climb、clamber over

Describes climbing up, down, or over something by gripping and supporting yourself with your hands and feet.

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climb、clamber over

Verb⭐️3 Common

To move up, down, or over a tree, wall, ladder, or similar object using the hands and feet for support.

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Learning notes

Explanation

ปีน centers on physically climbing a tree, wall, ladder, or similar object with the hands and feet. Direction words make the movement more specific: ปีนขึ้น means “climb up,” ปีนลง “climb down,” and ปีนข้าม “climb over.” The object normally follows the verb directly, as in ปีนต้นไม้, “climb a tree.”

Usage

Commonly used for climbing trees, scaling walls, crossing fences, going up or down ladders and roofs, rock climbing, and other situations that require support from the hands and feet.

Caution

For ordinarily walking up stairs, ขึ้นบันได is more natural than ปีนบันได. ปีน is also not normally used for abstract increases in prices, rankings, or numerical values.

Differences from similar words

1 climb synonyms

  • ขึ้น broadly means to go up and is also used for walking upstairs or boarding a vehicle. ปีน specifically suggests climbing with physical support from the hands and feet.

  • ไต่ emphasizes progressing gradually along a surface or footholds and can also describe an animal crawling upward. ปีน more directly describes a person climbing with the hands and feet.

Component words

Other words containing ปีน

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