- áp suất/ˈpre ʃər/ (noun): the lựcfɔːs được sản xuấtprəˈdjuːst by the số lượngˈkwɑntəti of gas or chất lỏngˈlɪkwɪd in a place or thùng chứakənˈteɪnər.Example:The pressure inside the water tank increased as it was filled with more liquid.
- một giọt/drɪp/ (noun): one of the giọtdrɒps of liquid that rơi xuốngfɒːl from something.Example:I heard the drip of water in the sink all night.
- vòi nước/ˈfɔ: sət/ (noun): the thing that you turn on and off to control the dòng floʊ ʌv water from a ống nướcpɑɪp. vòi nướctæp.Example:She turned off the faucet after washing her hands.
- thợ sửa ống nước/ˈplʌ mər/ (noun): someone whose job is to repair water pipe, bồn tắmbæθ, toilet,...Example:The plumber came to fix the leaking pipe under the sink.
- người thuê nhà/ˈte nənts/ (noun): someone who lives in a house, room etc and pays tiền thuê nhàrent to the person who sở hữuəʊnz it.Example:The landlord met with the tenants to discuss the upcoming rent increase.
- khiến ai đó phẫn nộ/ˈɑʊˌtreɪʤ/ (verb): to make someone feel very tức giậnˈæŋ ɡri and bị sốcʃɑ:kt.Example:The news of the corruption scandal outraged many people.
- xả nước/flʌʃ/: to flush the toiletExample:Please remember to flush the toilet after using it.
- sự bất công/gri:vəns/ (noun): a niềm tin/bəˈliːf/ that you have been bị đối xửˈtri:tɪd không công bằngənˈferli, or an unfair situation or event that ảnh hưởngəˈfekts and làm buồnəpˈsets you.Example:The employees submitted a grievance about the new working hours.
- Tiền phụ cấp / tiền trợ cấp/əˈlaʊəns/ (verb): an amount of money that you are given regularly or for a special purposeExample:The company provides an allowance for travel expenses.
- giàu đột ngột/strɑɪk/: to trở nênbɪˈkʌm rich một cách bất ngờˈsʌ dən li and không kỳ vọng trướcˌʌn ɪkˈspek tɪd li.Example:He always dreamed of striking it rich by winning the lottery.
- thị trường chứng khoán/stɑ:k/ (noun): the việc kinh doanhˈbɪ z nəs of buying and selling cổ phầnstɑ:ks and cổ phiếuʃerz.Example:Many people invest in the stock market hoping to make a profit.
- người thanh tra/ɪnˈspektər/ (noun): an công chứcəˈfɪʃəl whose job is to check that something is đạt yêu cầuˌsætəˈsfæktri and that quy địnhruːlz are being được tuân theooʊˈbeɪdExample:The inspector checked the building for safety violations.
- tồi tàn, xơ xác/ˈtæki/ (adjective): if something is tacky it looks cheap or badly made, and shows khiếu thẩm mỹ kém pʊr teɪst.Example:The decorations at the party looked a bit tacky and old-fashioned.
- cũ kỹ, hao mòn/wɔ:rn/ (adjective): a worn đồ vậtˈɒbdʒɪkt is old and bị hư hạiˈdæməʤd, especially because it has been used a lot.Example:His shoes looked old and worn after years of daily use.
- phai dần/feɪd/: to dần dầnˈɡræ ʤu ə li biến mấtˌdɪsəˈpɪr..Example:The colors of the painting began to fade after being exposed to sunlight for too long.
- cái lỗ/hoʊl/ (noun): an empty space in something cứngˈsɑ:ləd.Example:There is a small hole in my jacket that needs to be fixed.
- giúp đỡ ai đó/ˈfeɪ və/: to do a kind action to help someone.Example:Could you do me a favor and pick up my package from the post office?
- mua bán, trao đổi/treɪd/ (verb):1. to buy and sell goods, services ... as your job or business.Example 1:The two companies agreed to trade goods to expand their market reach.2. to exchange something you have for something someone else has. swap British English. trade something with somebody.Example 2:I wouldn’t mind trading jobs with her.
- ca làm việc/ʃɪft/ (noun): If workers in a factory, hospital etc work shifts, they work for a particular period of time during the day or night, and are then được thay thếˌriˈpleɪst by others, so that there are always people working.Example:She works the night shift at the hospital.
- buổi biểu diễn nhạc/thơ/rɪˈsaɪtl/ (noun): a buổi trình diễnpərˈfɔ:rməns of music or thơˈpoʊətri, usually given by one người biểu diễnpərˈfɔ:rmər.Example:The young pianist gave a beautiful recital at the concert hall.
- cây lau nhà/mɒp $ mɑːp/ (noun): a thing used for washing floors, consisting of a long cánstik with sợiθredz of dàyθɪk dâystrɪŋ or a piece of miếng bọt biểnspʌnʤ được buộc chặtˈfæsənd to one end.Example:She grabbed the mop to clean up the spill on the kitchen floor.
- Phòng lạnh/rɪˌfrɪ ʤəˈreɪ ʃən ru:m/ (noun):Example:The meat was stored in the refrigeration room to keep it fresh.
- hạ gục, đụng xe/nɑːk/ (phrasal verb): to đâm, đụnghit someone with a vehicle while you are driving, so that they are hurt or killed.Example:He accidentally knocked his friend while rushing through the crowded hallway.
- làm tràn, làm đổ/spɪl/ (verb): if you spill a liquid, or if it spills, it vô tìnhˌæk səˈden tə li flows over the rìaeʤ of a container.Example:She accidentally knocked over her glass, causing the water to spill.
- máy phát điện, công ty điện/ˈdʒenəreɪtə/ (noun): 1. a machine that sản xuấtprəˈdu: siz electricity. 2. a company that sản xuấtprəˈdu: siz electricity.Example 1:The backup generator kept the lights on during the power outage.Example 2:The power generator company supplies electricity to thousands of homes.
- giữ lại, duy trì/rɪˈmeɪn/ (verb): to continue to be sth; to be still in the same state or condition.Example:Please remain seated until the announcement is made.
- người đi làm xa/kəmˈju:tər/ (noun): a person who travels into a city to work each day, usually from quite far away.Example:Because of disruption caused by the snow, many commuters faced long delays.
- đường ray/reɪl/ (noun): railways/ railroads as a means of phương tiện giao thôngˈtræns pɔ:rt.Example:The train rolled along the rail toward the next station.
- phép lịch sự/ˈkɜ:rtəsi/ (noun): lịch sựpəˈlɑɪt hành vibɪˈheɪvjər that shows sự tôn trọngrɪˈspekt for other people. phép lịch sựpəˈlɑɪtnəs.Example:It’s important to show courtesy to others, especially in meetings.
- nếu không thì, ngoài ra/ˈʌðərˌwɑɪz/ (adverb): used to state what the result would be if sth did not happen or if the situation were different.Example:You need to finish your homework, otherwise, you won’t be able to go out.
- lên tàu, lên xe/bɔ:rd/ (verb): to get on a ship, train, plane, bus, etc.Example 1:They will board the plane at gate 12.Example 2:She is currently boarding the bus.Example 3:Don't forget to bring your boarding card for the flight.
- tiếp viên hàng không/flɑɪt əˈtendənt/ (noun): a person whose job is to serve and take care of passengers on an máy bayˈerˌkræft.Example:The flight attendant served drinks during the flight.
- hành lý xách tay/ˈkæri-ɑn/: a small bag or case that you carry onto a plane with you.Example:She packed a small carry-on for the weekend trip.
- xấp xỉ/əˈprɑksəmətli/ (adverb): used to show that sth is gần nhưˈɔlˌmoʊst, but not completely chính xácˈækjərət or correct.Example:There are approximately 50 people attending the event.
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