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เบาะ

Pronunciation

bɔ̀

เบาะ

bɔ̀

cushion

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  1. 1 cushion、padded seat, saddle、pad, mattress

This word refers to a soft, padded object or surface that supports the body, such as a cushion, seat pad, vehicle seat, or bicycle saddle.

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cushion、padded seat, saddle、pad, mattress

Noun⭐️4 Often used

A soft, padded object or surface used for sitting, lying down, or absorbing impact.

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Learning notes

Explanation

เบาะ is an everyday word for something soft or padded that supports the body. Its English translation depends on the object: “cushion,” “seat pad,” “vehicle seat,” “saddle,” or sometimes “mat.” It usually refers to the padded part rather than the whole piece of furniture. A chair as a whole is เก้าอี้, while ที่นั่ง is the more general word for a seat or place to sit. The classifier ใบ can be used when counting cushions or pad-like objects. เบาะแส is an important compound meaning “clue” or “lead.” That meaning belongs to the complete compound, not to เบาะ by itself.

Usage

It is commonly used when discussing household cushions and seat pads, vehicle seats, bicycle or motorcycle saddles, and padded mats used for exercise or protection.

Caution

Use the full word เบาะแส for “clue”; เบาะ alone does not have that meaning. Also, เบาะ normally refers to the padded part of a chair, not the entire chair.

Differences from similar words

1 cushion synonyms

  • ที่นั่ง means any place or seat intended for sitting, regardless of material. เบาะ specifically emphasizes a soft or padded supporting surface.

  • ฟูก usually means a thick sleeping mat or mattress. เบาะ is broader and also covers cushions and padded vehicle seats.

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