(2) Vocab lẻ tẻ

niches (n)

EN: a comfortable or suitable role, job, way of life, etc.

e.g: He eventually found his niche in sports journalism.

preference (n)

EN: a greater interest in or desire for sb/st than sb/st else

e.g: I can't say that I have any particular preference.

hidden in plain sight

EN: seemingly hidden, but actually not hidden and easy to find.

e.g: Your talent is hidden in plain sight.

hardcore fan of

EN: extremely obsessed

e.g: I'm a hardcore fan of TXT.

pretty pleasantly enjoyable

e.g: It was a pretty pleasantly enjoyable evening.

every now and then

EN: sometimes

e.g: I watched movies every now and then because I was pretty busy recently.

sharpen one's thinking

EN: to broaden someone's think

e.g: Travelling can sharpen your thinking.

have a strong passion for

EN: intense enthusiasm, dedication, or profound love for a particular activity, subject, or goal

e.g: I have a strong passion for art.

drawn to (pv)

EN: feeling a strong attraction, interest, or pull toward a person, object, or concept

e.g: I and my friend really drawn to watch movies.

sensory feedback (np)

EN: the information received by the nervous system from sensory receptors about the state of the body and its environment

e.g: Athletes use sensory feedback from their muscles to fine-tune their movements during a high jump.

soak in (pv)

EN: to absorb a liquid (literal) or to fully take in, understand, or experience something, such as a view, atmosphere, or information

e.g: The rain will soak in quickly.

e.g: Give it a minute to let the news soak in

pivotal (a)

EN: vitally important, essential

= vital = critical

e.g: Parents' teaching play

pivotal (a)

EN: vitally important, essential

e.g: Parents' teaching play a vital role in children at early age.

general consensus (np)

EN: the majority opinion on a topic

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matters of serious nature

EN: issues, situations, or allegations that carry significant weight, consequences, or require urgent, careful attention.

e.g:

bear the responsibility of st

EN: to accept, carry, or be accountable for the consequences, duties, or outcomes of actions

e.g:

credibility (n)

EN: the quality of being trusted and believed in

e.g:

own work of life

EN: taking full responsibility, accountability, and authorship of your choices, values, and actions rather than living by others' expectations

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opinionated (a)

EN: stubborn and often unreasonable

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literacy (n)

EN: the ability to read and write

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guarantee

EN: to promise

harmonious (a)

EN: able to get along together well

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disorder (n/v)

EN: a disturbance in the normal function of a part of the body

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alternative (a/n)

EN: an alternative plan or method is one that you can use if you do not want to use another one

e.g:

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