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Thai

ขาออก

Components

ขา
ออก

Pronunciation

khǎa ɔ̀ɔk

ขาออก

khǎa ɔ̀ɔk

departure area

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  1. 1 departure area、outgoing side

This word refers to the side, direction, or movement going out from a place, country, or system. It commonly describes departures, outbound traffic, exports, and outgoing communications.

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departure area、outgoing side

Noun⭐️4 Often used

The departure or outgoing side of an airport, building, or similar place.

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Learning notes

Explanation

ขาออก combines ขา, which here means one leg, side, or direction of movement, with ออก, “to go out.” It therefore carries the basic image of movement from the inside toward the outside. Its usual opposite is ขาเข้า, referring to the incoming or arrival side.

Usage

It is common in airports, stations, border facilities, and traffic reports, as well as in trade, telephone, and networking contexts. It appears naturally in both everyday speech and signs or operational terminology.

Caution

For a physical “exit,” ทางออก is normally the appropriate word. Also, the return leg of a trip is generally ขากลับ; it should not automatically be called ขาเข้า simply because that is the usual directional opposite of ขาออก.

Differences from similar words

1 departure area synonyms

  • ทางออก means a physical exit or the way leading out. ขาออก refers more broadly to the side or area used by people who are departing or leaving.

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