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บรรจุ

Pronunciation

bancù

บรรจุ

bancù

fill (a container)

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  1. 1 fill (a container)、load (a device)、contain、hold (a quantity)
  2. 2 appoint (to a position)、formally assign (to a post)
  3. 3 include (in a document or plan)、incorporate、contain (information)

This word describes putting something into a designated container, place, position, or framework so that it is properly contained or included.

1

fill (a container)、load (a device)、contain、hold (a quantity)

Verb⭐️3 Common

Describes filling or loading a container or device, as well as a container or space holding a certain amount.

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2

appoint (to a position)、formally assign (to a post)

Verb⭐️2 Not often used

Describes formally appointing or assigning someone to an established position, especially within a public institution.

3

include (in a document or plan)、incorporate、contain (information)

Verb⭐️2 Not often used

Describes formally including information or an item in a document, agenda, plan, curriculum, or other structured framework.

Learning notes

Explanation

The core image is placing something into a designated space or framework so that it is properly contained. With physical objects, it is used for filling bottles, packing food into bags, loading ammunition, and stating how much a container or space can hold. The same image extends to formally placing a person in an established position and incorporating content into an agenda, curriculum, or document. It is not necessarily rare or highly formal, but it often has a businesslike, institutional, or technical tone compared with the everyday verb ใส่. The form การบรรจุ turns it into a noun referring to the act of filling, loading, containing, or appointing.

Usage

It commonly appears in manufacturing, packaging, shipping, equipment loading, and descriptions of a container's or room's capacity. It is also used in administrative and HR contexts for formal appointments—particularly civil servants and teachers—and when content is incorporated into agendas, plans, or curricula.

Caution

For an ordinary action such as putting a personal item into a bag, ใส่ is usually more natural. Use บรรจุ when something is filled, loaded, or placed into a designated container, device, position, or formal framework. In employment contexts, บรรจุ often refers to the formal appointment or placement that follows selection, rather than the general act of hiring, so it is not always interchangeable with รับเข้าทำงาน.

Differences from similar words

1 fill (a container) synonyms

  • แพ็ก is a casual loanword meaning to pack or package goods and luggage. บรรจุ has a broader range, including filling liquids, loading ammunition, and stating capacity.

  • ใส่ is the general everyday verb for putting something in or on something. บรรจุ is more common when filling a container, loading a device, or placing something into a designated space in an organized or technical context.

2 appoint (to a position) synonyms

  • รับเข้าทำงาน is the general expression for hiring someone. บรรจุ more specifically refers to formal placement into an established position, especially in government, education, or other institutions.

  • แต่งตั้ง broadly means to appoint or designate someone to a role, including senior or committee positions. บรรจุ emphasizes formally bringing someone onto staff and placing them in an established post, often for the first time.

3 include (in a document or plan) synonyms

  • รวม broadly means to combine, gather, or include. บรรจุ more strongly suggests placing content into a defined document, program, or institutional framework.

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