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virtually (adv), /ˈvɜːtʃuəli/ → Almost completely or nearly. Example: The law influences us virtually all the time.
hầu như
dissolve (v), /dɪˈzɒlv/ → To officially end an organization, company, or agreement. Example: They decided to dissolve the commercial company.
giải thể
permeate (v), /ˈpɜːmieɪt/ → To spread through every part of something. Example: The idea of law has permeated all parts of social life.
thấm vào; lan rộng khắp
progressively (adv), /prəˈɡresɪvli/ → Gradually, over a period of time. Example: Society is progressively becoming more dependent on technology.
ngày càng
versatile (adj), /ˈvɜːsətaɪl/ → Able to be used for many different purposes. Example: Law is a versatile instrument for regulating society.
đa năng
degradation (n, U), /ˌdeɡrəˈdeɪʃən/ → The process of becoming worse or causing something to become worse. Example: The law can be used for either improvement or degradation.
sự suy thoái
expertise (n, U), /ˌekspɜːˈtiːz/ → Special knowledge or skill in a particular area. Example: Different areas require different kinds of professional expertise.
chuyên môn
apply throughout sth → To be relevant or effective in every part of something. Example: The law applies throughout our lives.
áp dụng/xuyên suốt
from A onwards → Starting from a particular time or stage and continuing after that. Example: The law affects people from childhood onwards.
kể từ… trở đi
engage the services of sb → To hire or use the services of someone. Example: Companies often engage the services of legal experts.
thuê/sử dụng dịch vụ của ai
take an interest in sth → To become interested in something. Example: More people are taking an interest in law.
quan tâm đến
seize up → To suddenly stop working properly. Example: Without IT experts, many systems would seize up.
ngừng hoạt động
the number of sth has never been greater → Used to emphasize that the quantity is at its highest level. Example: The number of laws has never been greater.
số lượng… chưa bao giờ lớn đến thế
do a great deal to do sth → To do a lot to achieve something. Example: Lawyers do a great deal to protect citizens' rights.
làm rất nhiều để
be involved in sth → To participate in or be connected with something. Example: Many lawyers are involved in public law work.
tham gia vào; liên quan đến
fit the bill → To have the qualities needed for a particular description or purpose. Example: Some lawyers would fit that bill.
phù hợp với mô tả/tiêu chí đó
for the sake of sth → For the purpose or benefit of something. Example: Laws are changed for the sake of public safety.
vì lợi ích/mục đích của
legally binding → Having to be obeyed because it is required by law. Example: The government introduced legally binding rules.
có tính ràng buộc pháp lý
gain financially from sth → To make money as a result of something. Example: Some people believe lawyers gain financially from misfortune.
kiếm lợi tài chính từ
have nothing to do with sth → To have no connection with something. Example: Much legal work has nothing to do with conflict.
không liên quan gì đến
statutory (adj), /ˈstætʃətəri/ → Related to laws that have been formally written and passed. Example: The government introduced several new statutory requirements.
theo luật
vindicate (v), /ˈvɪndɪkeɪt/ → To prove that someone is right or that their rights have been protected. Example: Lawyers work to vindicate the rights of citizens.
bảo vệ
revise (v), /rɪˈvaɪz/ → To change something in order to improve or correct it. Example: Courts can revise old laws.
sửa đổi; điều chỉnh
revere (v), /rɪˈvɪə(r)/ → To have great respect and admiration for someone. Example: Gandhi is revered by many people around the world.
tôn kính
characterise (v), /ˈkærəktəraɪz/ → To describe someone or something as having particular qualities. Example: Lawyers are sometimes characterised as being motivated by money.
mô tả
misfortune (n, U), /mɪsˈfɔːtʃuːn/ → Bad luck or an unfortunate event. Example: Some people believe that lawyers profit from other people's misfortune.
bất hạnh
remunerate (v), /rɪˈmjuːnəreɪt/ → To pay someone for work or a service. Example: Public law work is not always lavishly remunerated.
trả công
disaffection (n, U), /ˌdɪsəˈfekʃən/ → A feeling of dissatisfaction or loss of support. Example: Limited understanding can lead to public disaffection with the law.
sự mất niềm tin
dissatisfaction (n, U), /ˌdɪsˌsætɪsˈfækʃən/ → A feeling that something is not good or satisfactory. Example: Better communication could reduce public dissatisfaction.
sự không hài lòng
The way in which + S + V - The way in which the idea of law has permeated social life is significant.
cách thức mà…
By which + noun + is/are + V3 - Law has become the standard by which behaviour needs to be judged.→ by which
dựa trên đó