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จุดตรวจ

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จุด
ตรวจ

Pronunciation

cùt trùat

จุดตรวจ

cùt trùat

checkpoint

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  1. 1 checkpoint、inspection point、security checkpoint

This means a place where people, vehicles, or belongings are stopped and checked. It is commonly used for police checkpoints on roads and security checkpoints at facilities or airports.

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checkpoint、inspection point、security checkpoint

Noun⭐️3 Common

A designated point where checks or inspections are carried out, especially a police checkpoint or a security checkpoint.

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Learning notes

Explanation

จุด means “point” or “place,” and ตรวจ means “to check” or “to inspect.” So จุดตรวจ literally means a point set up for checking. It is neutral in tone and can appear in both news and everyday speech, especially in contexts involving police, security, entry control, or safety management.

Usage

It is commonly used when police stop vehicles on roads, or when people and belongings are checked at borders, military facilities, event venues, airports, or building entrances. Common phrases include ตั้งจุดตรวจ “set up a checkpoint” and ผ่านจุดตรวจ “pass through a checkpoint.”

Caution

จุดตรวจ refers to the place where checks happen, not the act of checking itself. For the action, use ตรวจ or ตรวจสอบ. It is also not normally used for a medical test itself, unless you mean the physical station or booth where checking is done.

Differences from similar words

1 checkpoint synonyms

  • จุดคัดกรอง is a screening point used to filter people or items, such as for health checks, entry control, or risk screening. จุดตรวจ is a more general checkpoint where IDs, vehicles, bags, or safety conditions may be checked.

  • ด่านตรวจ often sounds like an official checkpoint on a road, border, or controlled route. จุดตรวจ is broader and can refer to any point set up for checking, including temporary police checkpoints or checkpoints inside facilities.

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