Mid Term 1

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in-depth

(adj) very detailed

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far-off

(adj) a long distance away

a long time ago

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spokesperson

(n) a person speaking for a group/organisation

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in its infancy

in the early development of sth

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lap sth up

to accept or receive something with great pleasure, without thinking about whether it is good, true or sincere

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citizen journalism

(n) reports and pictures of events recorded by ordinary people and shown especially on the internet

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citizen journalist

(n) an ordinary person who writes reports and records pictures of events and shows them especially on the internet

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veteran journalist

veteran journalist

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broadsheet

(n) a newspaper printed on a large size of paper, generally considered more serious than smaller newspapers

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express thanks

to say thank you

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speak your mind

say exactly what you think in a direct way

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conscientious

(adj) diligent and careful

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meticulous

(adj) careful and precise

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cultural imperative

a custom/practice seen as necessary/obligatory within a particular culture/society

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impressionable

(adj) easily influenced

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reclaim

(v) claim back

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prejudge

(v) judge in advance

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destabilise

(v) make sth unstable

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understate

(v) describe sth to make it less important

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autobiography

(n) a story about one’s life written by themselves

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ex-politician

(n) someone who was a politician in the past

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mistrust

(n) feeling of being unable to trust sb

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mistrustful (of sb/sth)

(adj) having doubts about the honesty/ability of sb

not trusting sb/sth

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semi-circle

(n) half a circle

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complacency

(n) a feeling of satisfaction that prevents you from trying harder

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surreptitious

(adj) done secretly/quickly, in the hope that others won’t notice

= furtive

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co-opt (sb onto/into sth)

(v) include sb in sth (against their will)

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impunity

(n) the fact of not getting punished for sth

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with impunity

without being punished

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conflict of interest(s)

a situation in which sb has two jobs/aims/… and cannot treat both of them equally and fairly

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disinterested

(adj) not influenced by personal feelings

= impartial

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emulate

(v) to try to do sth as well as sb else because you admire them

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disgrace

(v) behave badly in a way that makes you/others feel ashamed

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be disgraced

to lose the respect of people

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aspire to

have a strong wish/hope to do/achieve sth

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audience appeal

the quality that makes sth attractive to an audience

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breaking news story

a news story that is just starting to be reported

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empathise

(v) be able to understand how sb feels

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give an account

give a spoken/written description of sth

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insight

(n) a clear and sometimes sudden understanding about sth complicated

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in the long run

relating to a longer period in the future

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multinational corporation

a company that buy and sell goods in multiple countries

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news bulletin

(n) a short news story

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provoke a reaction

make people react (shocking/arousing strong feelings)

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reality TV

truyền hình thực tế

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sense of community

the feeling that we are part of a group with shared beliefs

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side effect

(n) tác dụng phụ

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source of information

a person/place providing information

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symptomatic

(adj) being a sign of an illness/problem

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asymptomatic

(adj) (of a person/illness) having no symptoms

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symptomise (sth)

(v) be a sign/symptom of sth

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outlying

(adj) far away from cities or from the main part of a place

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at the mercy of sb/sth

be in a situation where sb/sth has complete power over you

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psyche

(n) the mind

your deepest feelings and attitudes

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feat

(n) achievement

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grab/hit/make the headlines

be an important item of news in the media

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blow sth out of proportion

make sth seem more important/serious than it really is

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embark on/upon sth

start to do sth new/difficult

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degenerate

(v) become worse

(adj) having low moral standards of behaviour

(n) someone with very low moral standards of behaviour

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premeditated

(adj) (of a crime or bad action) planned in advance

premeditated homicide

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unpremeditated

(adj) (of a crime or bad action) not planned in advance

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infringement

(n) an act of breaking a law/rule

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criminal record

(n) tiền sử phạm tội

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conserve energy

tiết kiệm năng lương

giữ sức

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on + occasion

trong những dịp

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on occasion

sometimes but not often

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pledge

(v) formally promise to give/do sth

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frenetic

(adj) involving a lot of energy and activity in a way that is not organised

frenetic activity

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programme

(n) (for play/concert) a thin book/paper that gives you information about a play/concert/…

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flurry

(n) an occasion when there is a lot of activity, interest, excitement,… within a short period of time

flurry of activity

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action

(n) the way a part of the body moves/functions

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it is pointless + pronoun + Ving

= there’s no point in doing sth

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lose interest in sth

pay less attention to sth

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at this juncture

at this particular point in time

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barbarism

(n) extremely cruel and unpleasant behaviour

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behind the wheel

driving a motor vehicle

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disorientated

(adj) confused and not knowing what to do

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feasible

(adj) practical, achievable

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financial resources

the amount of money available to spend

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find sth laughable

to think sth is stupid/ridiculous

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flawed

(adj) not perfect

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hand down

give sth to someone in your family (younger than you)

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in broad terms

speaking in a general way

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labour-saving

(adj) designed to save time and effort

labour-saving device

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meet regulations

fulfil/satisfy a set of rules

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relatively few and far between

not happening/existing very often

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rock steady

not likely to move/break

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world view

a way of thinking about the world

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delve into sth

try hard to find out more information about sth

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nuance

(n) a very slight difference that is not usually very obvious

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a clean slate/sheet

a record of your work/behaviour that shows no mistakes/bad things

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perspire

(v) produce sweat (mồ hôi)

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transpire

(v) happen

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first-hand account

lời khai trực tiếp

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erode

(v) gradually destroy sth/make it weaker over time

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favour sth over sth

prefer sth to sth

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hotbed (of sth)

(n) a place where a lot of a particular activity happen

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media literacy

kiến thức truyền thông

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in accordance with sth

according to sth

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inflammatory

(adj) gây phẫn nộ