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1. JOB SATISFACTION (Sự hài long trong công việc)
Ex: Honestly, if there’s no job satisfaction in your current work, you should
consider finding a new one
Ex: Without job satisfaction, it’s very hard to stay motivated in your current
role/position/work
RUN OF THE MILL(BÌNH THƯỜNG)
2. King of Drill’s performance is quite run of the mill, but the major pages on
social media greatly exaggerate him
King of Drill’s performance is quite run of the mill, but he is greatly
exaggerated on the major platforms.
Put up with (chịu đựng)
3. By/In virtue of his inborn musical talent, Sơn Tùng M-TP has
consistently/constanly endured/put up with criticism and public pressure
over the past ten years.
Short term (ngắn hạn)
4. when someone call u a goldfish brain, it means you have a short term memory
The Vietnamese government's short-term goal is to reach a GDP of 500 billion
USD by the end of 2025, but the long term goal is to make Vietnam become one of
the most prosperous, advanced and pleasant country.
Morale (tinh thần)
5 In the Vietnam War, despite the fact that the USA’s military was a hundred
times more advanced than Vietnam’s, our forefathers’ morale remained
steadfast.
Job stability (sự ổn định trong công việc)
6. In order to maintain/perpetuate steady and enjoyable work, ensure that
your current position o ers both job stability and job satisfaction.
Phát triển, thay đổi nhanh chóng
7.in the fast-moving era, staying up to date is the key to avoiding being
backward/old fashioned
Cân bằng cuộc sống và nghề nghiệp
8. In addition to concentrating heavily on making a living, we also need to
achieve/have a work-life balance.
Nhiệt tình, năng động và = fast moving
9. In work, being dynamic can make you stand out from your colleagues.
She's young and dynamic and will be a great addition to the team.
9.1. In a dynamic industry, catching on with teenagers will be beneficial for
many companies, helping them to bring in significant profits.
Mất động lực trong công việc
10. As a CEO, if you don’t o er your employees a competitive salary or a
comprehensive benefits package, they will easily become demotivated and
may resign unexpectedly.
11. In recent days, there has been a new breakthrough in the medical sector.
Đột phá và lĩnh vực
Phrasal verbs
1. We had better round o the corners of the table to prevent the children
from getting hurt by accidentally bumping into them. ( bo tròn lại )
to make something that is pointed or sharp into a smooth, curved shape
by rubbing it:
1.1.We are demanded to round o the project by Monday; otherwise, we’ll all
get a zero (hoàn thành)
to complete an event or activity in a pleasant or satisfactory way:
2. The lesson made me feel exhausted and stressed, so I decided to switch o
and let my hair down for a while. (ngừng suy nghĩ, thư giãn)
to stop giving your attention to someone or something:
2. On account of not partnering with team and making any contributions,
he was left o the list by the leader. (bỏ tên)
to not include something or someone on a list
3. In fact, all vehicles on the street must leave o driving when the tra ic
light turns red. = dừng lại
to stop, or to stop doing something
4. He is only a child, so it’s downright rude to tell them to shove o
used to tell someone angrily to go away
4.1. Shoving o ! You are not allowed to enter my room
5. Nowadays, many youngsters tend to show o their prosperous lives and
luxurious items on social media to assert themselves, even though
their real-life circumstances are often very di erent.
Khoe khoang = flex to behave in a way that
is intended to attract attention or admiration, and that
other people often find annoying
6.The teacher ticked me off for not doing my homework.
La mắng, quát tháo to speak severely to and criticize someone who has done
something wrong
I was ticked off by my mother for not keeping my promise to do the housework
6.1 It really ticks me off when they put their foot in their mouth about my girlfriend
to annoy someone khiến ai đó khó chịu, bực mình
7.By virtue of his terrible performance and hedonistic lifestyle, Balotelli was
kicked out of the Italian football squad.
to force someone to leave a place or organization (đuổi ai đó )
8Most children in Brazil are born in the slums (khu ổ chuột), so by the time
they grow up, they all want out.
Muốn thoát khỏi, to want to stop being involved in something
9. Before it is too late, you must want out of gambling; otherwise, you’ll lose
everything, even your family and relationship
10. She counted out five crisp new $100 bills.
Đếm ra to count coins or notes one by one as you put them down:
10.1 They counted me out of the team-building event on Saturday because I was
rushed off my feet at that time/ run around looking after my son.
Loại bỏ to keep someone out or not include someone in
an activity or arrangement
11 He jutted his chin/jaw (out)
defiantly (defiant ,adj) (defy, v , thách thức)
Collocation
1.obviously, all the residents in a country must abide by the government’s
regulations and law well; otherwise, they’ll be punished
to accept or obey an agreement, decision, or rule: chấp thuận, tuân thủ
2 I have taken up learning specialized English for 1 months and I really take pride
in it. to start doing a particular job or activity bắt đầu đảm nhận job hoặc làm gì
đó
2.1 initially, my mother took up the position of ordinary officer, but thanks to
working a hundred times more diligently than her colleagues, she was promoted to
manager after 15 years.
2.2 I greatly regret putting the PC on the table because it takes up too much space
Chiếm ( space hoặc time)
to fill an amount of space or time:
Solving the mathematical assignment took up me all morning.
TIP OFF = thông báo bí mật cho ai đó (n,v)
Tin mật, tin báo,
3.Acting on tip off from Pham Xuan An, the Northen Vietnamese government
successfully occupied the opponent’s significant territory in the Vietnam war
Dựa trên ,,,
4. Kristin Cabot filed for divorce from husband months after kissing scandal with
astronomer Andy Byron at Coldplay concert
File for bankruptcy; file a lawsuit
(nộp đơn xin phá sản, đơn kiện)
6. In the Independence Day event, the police intend to come down heavily on
anyone insulting or humiliating the Vietnamese government
Phạt nặng
In the Independence Day event, if there is anyone intending to insult or humiliate
the Vietnamese government, they’ll be come down heavily on by the police
Thấm vào = absorb
Ex: I tried to soak up most of the spilled milk with a dishcloth.
2.1Tiếp thu = absorb
Ex: In order to excel, besides soaking up from school, you also need to learn at
home.
6. soaking up (tận hưởng) the atmosphere
6. My first date’s plan is to eat out at a luxurious restaurant and then we’ll soak up
the atmosphere in the park.
7 dành ra gì đó (thời gian, tiền bạc, của cải)
7.1 in addition to working diligently, you also need to free up some time for your
family and private life
8.keep up = maintain= perpetuate
Ex: she reveals the key to keeping up high grades is to work diligently.
8.1. keep up= theo kịp/bắt kịp (trình độ, tốc độ, mức độ)
9. appetite ( cơn thèm ăn )
Ex: I often wake up a appetite after returning home from school.
Cảm thấy đói
10. live up to my expectations = meet my expectations
Ex:Ronaldo’s performance last night has lived up to many fans’ expectations.
Đúng như mong đợi
Idiom
1. Made sb cry
Ex: I swear that if anyone ever reduces my mother to tears, I will fight them tooth
and nail
2 to start liking something or someone very much
2. Having experienced Japanese culture for 5 years, now i take a lot of fancy to
it
to watch or take care of something or someone
3. Don’t forget to keep an eye on your property when you’re in public
places.
To get a sense of enjoyment = be interested in
4. I get a kick out of bury myself in my book
to show great anger about something, especially when this does
not seem necessary: (tức giận về điều gì)
5. Over the past 30 years, many ASEAN countries have kicked up a fuss about
China’s unreasonable occupation of the South China Sea.
6. to be very busy doing something
Ex: I'm up to my eyes in homework this week.
7. If you have a sweet tooth, you
like eating sweet foods, especially sweets and chocolate. Thích ăn đồ ngọt
have a sweet tooth - I can't say no to cookies.
8. If you have information at your fingertips, you can get it and use it
very easily: nhận được và sử dụng thông tin một cách dễ dàng
Ex: By accessing the internet, you can have all the materials you need right at
your fingertips
9 take the mickey/mick (out of someone)
to laugh at someone and make them seem silly, in a funny or unkind way:
chế nạo, châm chọc
In fact, many Americans really get a kick out of taking the mickey out of
British accents.
have butterflies (in your stomach)
to feel very nervous, usually about something you are going to do
Ex: many people get/have butterflies in their stomach before taking the ielts
speaking exam
