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ส่งออก

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ส่ง
ออก

Pronunciation

sòŋ ɔ̀ɔk

ส่งออก

sòŋ ɔ̀ɔk

export

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  1. 1 export、send out
  2. 2 export (data or files)、output

It means to send something out from inside to outside. Its main use is “to export” goods to another country, and in IT it also means to export or output data from a system.

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export、send out

Verb⭐️3 Common

Used for sending goods abroad, or more generally sending something out from an inside place to the outside.

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export (data or files)、output

Verb⭐️3 Common

Used in software for exporting data or files out of an app or system, often into another format.

Learning notes

Explanation

ส่ง means “send,” and ออก adds the idea of moving outward, so the core image is sending something out. The most important meaning is “to export” in trade, often used with words like สินค้า “goods,” ข้าว “rice,” บริษัท “company,” and ประเทศ “country.” The noun form การส่งออก means “exporting/exportation,” and สินค้าส่งออก means “export goods.” In modern Thai, it is also common in software contexts for exporting files or data out of a system.

Usage

It is common in economic news, trade, business operations, logistics, and discussions of agricultural or industrial products. It is also used in apps and admin systems when exporting files or data into another format.

Caution

For simply sending an email or package, use ส่ง, not ส่งออก. The opposite is นำเข้า, “to import.”

Differences from similar words

2 export (data or files) synonyms

  • บันทึกเป็น is closer to “save as.” ส่งออก emphasizes exporting data out of an app or system so it can be used elsewhere.

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