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ช่อ

Pronunciation

chɔ̂ɔ

ช่อ

chɔ̂ɔ

cluster (of flowers or fruit)

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  1. 1 cluster (of flowers or fruit)、bouquet
  2. 2 [classifier for bouquets]、[classifier for clusters of flowers or fruit]

ช่อ refers to flowers, fruit, or similar items grouped together as a bunch or cluster. It is also used as a classifier for such bunches, especially bouquets.

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cluster (of flowers or fruit)、bouquet

Noun⭐️3 Common

A group of flowers, fruit, or similar things naturally clustered on a stem or gathered into a bouquet.

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[classifier for bouquets]、[classifier for clusters of flowers or fruit]

Classifier⭐️3 Common

A classifier used to count bouquets and bunches or clusters of flowers and fruit.

Learning notes

Explanation

The central image is a group of flowers or fruit gathered around a stem or arranged together as one unit. It can describe both a naturally occurring cluster and a bouquet made by a person. As a classifier, it normally follows the noun and number: ดอกไม้หนึ่งช่อ means “one bouquet,” and องุ่นสองช่อ means “two bunches of grapes.” With plants, ออกช่อ means to produce or develop flower clusters.

Usage

This word is common when buying or giving bouquets for birthdays, graduations, weddings, and other occasions. It is also used in gardening and agriculture when discussing flower clusters or bunches of fruit such as grapes.

Caution

ช่อ refers to a group or cluster, not to an individual flower, so it is not normally used for a single bloom or stem. It is also not a general word or classifier for every kind of bundle; stacks of paper and other grouped objects require different words.

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1 cluster (of flowers or fruit) synonyms

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