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in-depth
(adj) very detailed
far-off
(adj) a long distance away
a long time ago
spokesperson
(n) a person speaking for a group/organisation
in its infancy
in the early development of sth
lap sth up
to accept or receive something with great pleasure, without thinking about whether it is good, true or sincere
citizen journalism
(n) reports and pictures of events recorded by ordinary people and shown especially on the internet
citizen journalist
(n) an ordinary person who writes reports and records pictures of events and shows them especially on the internet
veteran journalist
veteran journalist
broadsheet
(n) a newspaper printed on a large size of paper, generally considered more serious than smaller newspapers
express thanks
to say thank you
speak your mind
say exactly what you think in a direct way
conscientious
(adj) diligent and careful
meticulous
(adj) careful and precise
cultural imperative
a custom/practice seen as necessary/obligatory within a particular culture/society
impressionable
(adj) easily influenced
reclaim
(v) claim back
prejudge
(v) judge in advance
destabilise
(v) make sth unstable
understate
(v) describe sth to make it less important
autobiography
(n) a story about one’s life written by themselves
ex-politician
(n) someone who was a politician in the past
mistrust
(n) feeling of being unable to trust sb
mistrustful (of sb/sth)
(adj) having doubts about the honesty/ability of sb
not trusting sb/sth
semi-circle
(n) half a circle
complacency
(n) a feeling of satisfaction that prevents you from trying harder
surreptitious
(adj) done secretly/quickly, in the hope that others won’t notice
= furtive
co-opt (sb onto/into sth)
(v) include sb in sth (against their will)
impunity
(n) the fact of not getting punished for sth
with impunity
without being punished
conflict of interest(s)
a situation in which sb has two jobs/aims/… and cannot treat both of them equally and fairly
disinterested
(adj) not influenced by personal feelings
= impartial
emulate
(v) to try to do sth as well as sb else because you admire them
disgrace
(v) behave badly in a way that makes you/others feel ashamed
be disgraced
to lose the respect of people
aspire to
have a strong wish/hope to do/achieve sth
audience appeal
the quality that makes sth attractive to an audience
breaking news story
a news story that is just starting to be reported
empathise
(v) be able to understand how sb feels
give an account
give a spoken/written description of sth
insight
(n) a clear and sometimes sudden understanding about sth complicated
in the long run
relating to a longer period in the future
multinational corporation
a company that buy and sell goods in multiple countries
news bulletin
(n) a short news story
provoke a reaction
make people react (shocking/arousing strong feelings)
reality TV
truyền hình thực tế
sense of community
the feeling that we are part of a group with shared beliefs
side effect
(n) tác dụng phụ
source of information
a person/place providing information
symptomatic
(adj) being a sign of an illness/problem
asymptomatic
(adj) (of a person/illness) having no symptoms
symptomise (sth)
(v) be a sign/symptom of sth
outlying
(adj) far away from cities or from the main part of a place
at the mercy of sb/sth
be in a situation where sb/sth has complete power over you
psyche
(n) the mind
your deepest feelings and attitudes
feat
(n) achievement
grab/hit/make the headlines
be an important item of news in the media
blow sth out of proportion
make sth seem more important/serious than it really is
embark on/upon sth
start to do sth new/difficult
degenerate
(v) become worse
(adj) having low moral standards of behaviour
(n) someone with very low moral standards of behaviour
premeditated
(adj) (of a crime or bad action) planned in advance
premeditated homicide
unpremeditated
(adj) (of a crime or bad action) not planned in advance
infringement
(n) an act of breaking a law/rule
criminal record
(n) tiền sử phạm tội
conserve energy
tiết kiệm năng lương
giữ sức
on + occasion
trong những dịp
on occasion
sometimes but not often
pledge
(v) formally promise to give/do sth
frenetic
(adj) involving a lot of energy and activity in a way that is not organised
frenetic activity
programme
(n) (for play/concert) a thin book/paper that gives you information about a play/concert/…
flurry
(n) an occasion when there is a lot of activity, interest, excitement,… within a short period of time
flurry of activity
action
(n) the way a part of the body moves/functions
it is pointless + pronoun + Ving
= there’s no point in doing sth
lose interest in sth
pay less attention to sth
at this juncture
at this particular point in time
barbarism
(n) extremely cruel and unpleasant behaviour
behind the wheel
driving a motor vehicle
disorientated
(adj) confused and not knowing what to do
feasible
(adj) practical, achievable
financial resources
the amount of money available to spend
find sth laughable
to think sth is stupid/ridiculous
flawed
(adj) not perfect
hand down
give sth to someone in your family (younger than you)
in broad terms
speaking in a general way
labour-saving
(adj) designed to save time and effort
labour-saving device
meet regulations
fulfil/satisfy a set of rules
relatively few and far between
not happening/existing very often
rock steady
not likely to move/break
world view
a way of thinking about the world
delve into sth
try hard to find out more information about sth
nuance
(n) a very slight difference that is not usually very obvious
a clean slate/sheet
a record of your work/behaviour that shows no mistakes/bad things
perspire
(v) produce sweat (mồ hôi)
transpire
(v) happen
first-hand account
lời khai trực tiếp
erode
(v) gradually destroy sth/make it weaker over time
favour sth over sth
prefer sth to sth
hotbed (of sth)
(n) a place where a lot of a particular activity happen
media literacy
kiến thức truyền thông
in accordance with sth
according to sth
inflammatory
(adj) gây phẫn nộ