แรงดึง(raeng deung)

Meanings

2NounC1

tensile force; tension (physics/engineering)

the force or internal tension in a rope, cable, or material when it is being pulled

Examples

เมื่อmêuuaเมื่อmêuua1when; at the time that2when (past time marker)คนkonคนkon1person; human2people (as a group)3person; human being (as prefix-like element)4classifier: peopleสองsŏngสองsŏng1two; 22secondคนkonคนkon1person; human2people (as a group)3person; human being (as prefix-like element)4classifier: peopleดึงdeungดึงdeung1[to] pull; draw (toward oneself)2[to] attract; draw (attention/interest)3[to] pull back; retract; hold back4[to] drag (on a screen)ปลายbplaaiปลายbplaai1end; tip2the latter part; the end (time)เชือกchûueakเชือกchûueak1string (for tying)2ring rope (boxing)3classifier for ropes/cords4rope; cord; lineคนละkon-láคนละkon-lá1each; per2apiece; each (distribution marker)3separate; different (for each)ข้างkâangข้างkâang1beside; next to; by2side; lateral (modifier)3side; flank4side; party (in a dispute or game)จะจะ1will; shall (future/intention marker)2about to; going to (near future, often w/ กำลังจะ)3then; would (result in conditionals)เกิดgèrtเกิดgèrt1to be born2born (indicating birthplace/time)3to happen; occur; arise4if (เกิด…); too; overly (เกิด…ไป)แรงดึงraeng deungแรงดึงraeng deung1pulling force2tensile force; tension (physics/engineering)ขึ้นkêunขึ้นkêun1[to] go up; rise; ascend2[to] increase3[to] board; get on4inceptive/result: start to; become5northward/up-country6result complement: upward/better7[to] sprout; grow; appearในnaiในnai1in; inside; within2during; in (time)3of (formal/official)เส้นsênเส้นsên1line; stripe; thread-like length2noodle (food strand)3tendon; nerve; sinew4wire; cable (thin metal strand)5route; line (service/path)6connections; pull (informal)7CL: strand-like thingsเชือกchûueakเชือกchûueak1string (for tying)2ring rope (boxing)3classifier for ropes/cords4rope; cord; lineนั้นnánนั้นnán1that (distal demonstrative)2that one; that thing3that (emphatic/contrastive final particle)
When two people pull on opposite ends of a rope, tension is created within that rope.