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Thai

เย็บผ้า

Components

เย็บ

Pronunciation

yép phâa

เย็บผ้า

yép phâa

sew fabric

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  1. 1 sew fabric、do sewing

This everyday expression means sewing fabric by hand or machine, and can also refer broadly to doing sewing or making clothes and other fabric items.

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sew fabric、do sewing

Verb⭐️3 Common

To join or work with fabric using a needle and thread or a sewing machine; it can also mean doing sewing in general.

Learning notes

Explanation

เย็บผ้า combines เย็บ (“to sew”) with ผ้า (“fabric” or “cloth”). It can describe the specific act of sewing pieces of fabric together or sewing more generally as a hobby, skill, or occupation. It is a neutral, everyday expression used for both hand sewing and machine sewing. When the item is specified, ผ้า can be replaced by the object, as in เย็บเสื้อ, “sew or make a shirt.”

Usage

It is commonly used when talking about making fabric items at home, sewing as a hobby or practical skill, and tailoring or garment-related work.

Caution

เย็บผ้า is used for sewing fabric. For other objects, name the specific object: เย็บแผล means “stitch a wound,” and เย็บกระดุม means “sew on a button.” ซ่อมเสื้อผ้า means repairing clothes more generally and does not necessarily involve only sewing.

Differences from similar words

1 sew fabric synonyms

  • ตัดเย็บ covers the broader process of cutting and sewing fabric and is common in tailoring and garment production. เย็บผ้า focuses on sewing fabric and is also the ordinary expression for sewing as an activity.

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