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ยอมรับ

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ยอม
รับ

Pronunciation

yɔɔm ráp

ยอมรับ

yɔɔm ráp

accept

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  1. 1 accept、acknowledge、agree to、accept (a proposal or condition)

ยอมรับ means to accept or acknowledge something instead of rejecting it, such as a fact, opinion, condition, responsibility, or social value. It is common in both everyday and formal contexts.

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accept、acknowledge、agree to、accept (a proposal or condition)

Verb⭐️4 Often used

This sense means to accept, acknowledge, or agree to a fact, opinion, proposal, or condition rather than reject it.

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Learning notes

Explanation

ยอมรับ combines the idea of being willing with the idea of receiving, so its core image is accepting something instead of rejecting it. Common patterns include ยอมรับว่า... “admit/acknowledge that...,” ยอมรับ + noun “accept/acknowledge something,” ไม่ยอมรับ “not accept,” ได้รับการยอมรับ “be recognized,” and เป็นที่ยอมรับ “be accepted or recognized.” It is neutral in tone and works in conversation, news, business, and formal writing.

Usage

Use ยอมรับ when acknowledging a fact or opinion, accepting a proposal or condition, admitting a mistake or responsibility, or saying that a person, work, qualification, or idea is recognized by others or by society.

Caution

เข้าใจ means “understand,” but understanding something does not necessarily mean accepting it. For “permit” or “allow,” อนุญาต is often more natural. ยอมรับ implies acceptance or acknowledgment, not just comprehension or permission.

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