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dilapidated

(adj) đổ nát, trong tình trạng tồi tàn → The dilapidated house was in urgent need of repair.

<p>(adj) đổ nát, trong tình trạng tồi tàn → The dilapidated house was in urgent need of repair.</p>
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low-rise apartment blocks

(noun) các tòa chung cư thấp tầng → The city's low-rise apartment blocks are popular among young families.

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shopping arcades

(noun) các dãy cửa hàng mua sắm có mái che → The shopping arcades attract both locals and tourists.

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pay dividends

(verb) mang lại lợi ích/lợi nhuận → Hard work and dedication will eventually pay dividends.

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surface-level view of history

(noun) cái nhìn nông cạn, bề mặt về lịch sử → Screen dramas alone often deliver a distorted, surface-level view of history.

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dramatisation bias

(noun) xu hướng thiên lệch do việc kịch tính hóa sự kiện → Dramatisation bias can make audiences believe certain events were more dramatic than they truly were.

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absorb inaccuracies

(verb) tiếp nhận những thông tin không chính xác → Viewers may absorb inaccuracies when historical facts are altered for cinematic appeal.

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widespread historical misconceptions

(noun) những hiểu lầm lịch sử phổ biến → Widespread historical misconceptions often influence how societies remember the past.

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screenwriters

(noun) biên kịch (phim) → Screenwriters sometimes change timelines to create a more compelling storyline.

<p>(noun) biên kịch (phim) → Screenwriters sometimes change timelines to create a more compelling storyline.</p>
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suspenseful plots

(noun) các tình tiết ly kỳ, gây hồi hộp → Suspenseful plots can keep audiences engaged for hours.

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selective or fictionalised events

(noun) những sự kiện được chọn lọc hoặc hư cấu → Selective or fictionalised events often remove essential historical context.

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personal rivalries

(noun) mâu thuẫn cá nhân → Many popular films reduce the complex causes of World War I to personal rivalries among royals, leaving audiences unaware of the intricate alliances.

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multi-layered detail

(noun) chi tiết đa tầng, nhiều lớp ý nghĩa → The documentary provided multi-layered detail about the political climate of the era.

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evidence-based approach

(noun) phương pháp dựa trên bằng chứng → An evidence-based approach ensures historical accuracy in academic writing.

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nuanced perspective

(noun) góc nhìn tinh tế, nhiều sắc thái → Reading multiple sources helps develop a nuanced perspective on historical events.

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comparative reading

(noun) việc đọc so sánh → Comparative reading allows students to identify conflicting viewpoints in history.

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the "single-story" narrative

(noun) câu chuyện một chiều → The "single-story" narrative often ignores the diversity of experiences within a community.

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dramatic portrayals on film

(noun) những màn thể hiện kịch tính trên phim → Dramatic portrayals on film can romanticize historical tragedies.

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render historical books obsolete

(verb) khiến sách lịch sử trở nên lỗi thời → Digital archives may render historical books obsolete for younger generations.

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screen narratives

(noun) câu chuyện được kể qua màn ảnh → Screen narratives can sometimes become the primary source of historical knowledge for audiences.

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sacrifice accuracy and depth for entertainment

(verb) hy sinh độ chính xác và chiều sâu để đổi lấy yếu tố giải trí → Many historical dramas sacrifice accuracy and depth for entertainment value.

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scholarly works

(noun) các công trình học thuật → Scholarly works often undergo peer review to maintain credibility.

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genuine historical insight

(noun) hiểu biết lịch sử xác thực → Reading primary sources provides genuine historical insight.

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distorted

(adj) bị bóp méo → Screen dramas alone often deliver a distorted, surface-level view of history.

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fictionalize events

(verb) hư cấu hóa sự kiện → Directors sometimes fictionalize events to make the plot more engaging.

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heighten drama

(verb) tăng yếu tố kịch tính → Filmmakers often heighten drama by adding conflicts that never happened.

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time-restricted narratives

(noun) những câu chuyện bị giới hạn thời gian → Time-restricted narratives in films often omit crucial historical developments.

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compound the problem

(verb) làm vấn đề trở nên nghiêm trọng hơn → Repeating false historical facts can compound the problem of misinformation.

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omit crucial socioeconomic and political context

(verb) bỏ qua bối cảnh kinh tế xã hội và chính trị quan trọng → Movies often omit crucial socioeconomic and political context for the sake of pacing.

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intricate alliances

(noun) các liên minh phức tạp → Many popular films reduce the complex causes of World War I to personal rivalries among royals, leaving audiences unaware of the intricate alliances.

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nationalist tensions

(noun) căng thẳng chủ nghĩa dân tộc → Nationalist tensions played a key role in the outbreak of the war.

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expert analysis

(noun) phân tích chuyên gia → Expert analysis can shed light on overlooked historical facts.

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evaluate competing arguments

(verb) đánh giá các lập luận đối lập → Students should learn to evaluate competing arguments before forming conclusions.

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diverse interpretations of the same episode

(noun) những cách diễn giải đa dạng về cùng một sự kiện → Historians often have diverse interpretations of the same episode.

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compare contrasting accounts

(verb) so sánh các tường thuật trái ngược → Comparing contrasting accounts by different historians encourages informed debate and prevents acceptance of a single, potentially biased narrative.

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biased narrative

(noun) câu chuyện thiên lệch → A biased narrative can influence public perception for decades.

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spark interest in the past

(verb) khơi gợi hứng thú với quá khứ → While screen dramas can spark interest in the past, only reading well-researched works ensures a deep, accurate, and critically engaged understanding of history.

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well-researched works

(noun) các tác phẩm được nghiên cứu kỹ lưỡng → Well-researched works provide factual accuracy and historical depth.

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critically engaged understanding of history

(noun) sự hiểu biết lịch sử một cách phê phán và sâu sắc → University courses aim to develop a critically engaged understanding of history.

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make sense of current events

(verb) hiểu được các sự kiện hiện tại → Although historical knowledge may seem irrelevant in today's fast-paced world, studying the past is essential for making sense of current events.

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a world driven by science

(noun) một thế giới vận hành bởi khoa học → In a world driven by science, some may question the relevance of history.

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disconnected from modern realities

(adj) tách rời khỏi thực tế hiện đại → Some view medieval history as disconnected from modern realities.

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irrelevant = unrelated = disconnected

(adj) không liên quan → His comments were irrelevant to the main discussion.

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historical accounts

(noun) các ghi chép lịch sử → Some argue that historical accounts are often biased or incomplete.

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extract reliable lessons

(verb) rút ra những bài học đáng tin cậy → It is difficult to extract reliable lessons from history without multiple sources.

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understand the roots of modern issues

(verb) hiểu được gốc rễ của các vấn đề hiện đại → Studying colonial history helps us understand the roots of modern issues like racial inequality.

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political instability

(noun) sự bất ổn chính trị → Political instability often leads to economic decline.

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social injustice

(noun) bất công xã hội → Social injustice can spark protests and unrest.

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international tensions

(noun) căng thẳng quốc tế → International tensions escalated during the Cold War.

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colonialism

(noun) chủ nghĩa thực dân → Colonialism reshaped the economies and cultures of many countries.

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racial inequality

(noun) bất bình đẳng chủng tộc → Racial inequality remains a pressing global issue.

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examine historical origins

(verb) xem xét nguồn gốc lịch sử → We need to examine historical origins to understand the current conflict.

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avoid repeating past mistakes

(verb) tránh lặp lại sai lầm trong quá khứ → Learning about past wars helps nations avoid repeating past mistakes.

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the aftermath of sth

(noun) hậu quả sau điều gì đó → The aftermath of World War II reshaped global politics.

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unchecked nationalism and militarism

(noun) chủ nghĩa dân tộc và quân phiệt không được kiểm soát → The aftermath of World War II taught the global community about the dangers of unchecked nationalism and militarism.

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in the face of modern progress

(phrase) đối mặt với sự tiến bộ hiện đại → Some may view history as irrelevant in the face of modern progress.