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insular

not interested in meeting anyone outside your own group or country or learning new ideas

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sanctuary

A place of protection

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horde

a large group or crowd, especially one on the move

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trekking

the activity of walking long distances on foot for pleasure

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en suite

A bathroom that is directly connected to a bedroom.

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reservation (n)

(n) an arrangement which you make so that a place in a hotel, restaurant, plane etc is kept for you at a particular time in the future /

Example: Customers are advised to make seat _________ s well in advance.

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precarious (adj)

likely to fall or collapse

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monastery (n)

a building or buildings occupied by a community of monks living under religious vows.

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peril (n)

serious and immediate danger

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imminent (adj)

likely to happen very soon

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threshold (n)

the floor or ground at the bottom of a doorway, considered as the entrance to a building or room

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perch (v)

sit, as on a branch

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altar (n)

a raised structure on which gifts or sacrifices to a god are made

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mural (adj)

a large painting applied directly to a wall or ceiling surface

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elaborate (adj)

detailed; careful; thorough

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sparse (adj)

only present in small amounts or numbers and often spread over a large area

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reckon (v)

to think something or have an opinion about something

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insecticide (n)

a chemical used to kill insects

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trifle (v)

treat (someone or something) without seriousness or respect

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trifle (n)

something that is not valuable or important- chuyện vặt vãnh

We shouldn't argue over such a triflet

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repugnant (adj)

making you feel strong dislike

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mollify (v)

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alter (v)

to become different; to make somebody/something different

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linger (v)

to continue to exist for longer than expected

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stoop (v)

to bend your body forwards and downwards

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sink/stoop to a new/an all-time low

to behave in a worse way than ever before

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candid (adj)

saying what you think openly and honestly

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coarse (adj)

(of skin or cloth) rough

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vain (adj)

that does not produce the result you want = useless

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serene (adj)

calm, peaceful

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utilize (v)

to use something for a particular purpose

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vigorous (adj)

very active, determined or full of energy = energetic

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maneuver (v)

a movement or series of moves requiring skill and care

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freedom of/room for maneuver

the chance to change the way that something happens and influence decisions that are made

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competent (adj)

having enough skill or knowledge to do something to a satisfactory standard

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abridge (v)

to make shorter

Tóm tắt, rút gọn, cắt bớt (một cuốn sách, bài viết, vở kịch... mà vẫn giữ nguyên ý chính).

The publisher had to abridge the long novel for children.

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premature (adj)

happening before the usual time = untimely

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homogenized (adj)

A substance that has been mechanically mixed to prevent separation of solids and liquids such as milk.

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delinquent (n)

a young person who has a tendency to commit crimes

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inalienable (adj)

Not able to be taken away - bất khả xâm phạm

Every individual has inalienable rights to life and liberty.

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paltry (adj)

too small to be considered as important or useful = meagre- cỏn con, nhỏ bé, tầm thường, ko đáng kể

Nhỏ bé, tầm thường, không đáng kể (thường dùng để chỉ số lượng tiền bạc, lợi nhuận hoặc sự đóng góp quá ít ỏi, không tương xứng).

He was offered a paltry sum of money for his hard work.

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auspicious (adj)

showing signs that sth is likely to be successful in the future

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prodigal (adj)

too willing to spend money or waste time, energy, or materials

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smugly (v)

in a way that shows you feel too pleased about something you have done or achieved

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ostentatiously (adv)

in a way that is meant to impress people by showing how rich, important,etc. somebody is = showily

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presumably (adv)

used to say that you think something is probably true

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nuisance (n)

a thing, person, or situation that is annoying or causes trouble or problems

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crusader (n)

a person who makes a long and determined effort to achieve something that they believe to be right or to stop something they believe to be wrong- người đấu tranh cho 1 lý tưởng

She has been a lifelong crusader for animal rights

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petition (n)

a written document signed by a large number of people that asks somebody in a position of authority to do or change something

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petition (v)

make a formal request of an authority

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scrawny (adj)

very thin in a way that is not attractive or healthy

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cannibalism (n)

the practice of eating the flesh of one's own species.

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chieftain (n)

The leader of a group, especially a clan or tribe

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cite (v)

to mention something as a reason or an example, or in order to support what you are saying

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inherently (adv)

according to or because of the basic nature of somebody/something

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fallible (adj)

able to make mistakes or be wrong

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budding (adj)

beginning to develop or become successful

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deride (v)

to treat somebody/something as silly and not worth considering seriously = mock (v)

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rehabilitate (v)

to help someone return to a normal or useful life

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delegate (n)

a person who is chosen or elected to represent the views of a group of people and vote and make decisions for them

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acquisitive (adj)

wanting very much to buy or get new possessions

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distil (v)

to make a liquid pure by heating it until it becomes a gas, then cooling it and collecting the drops of liquid that form

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paean (n) (literary)

a song of praise or victory

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editorial (adj)

connected with the task of preparing something such as a newspaper, a book or a television or radio programme, to be published or broadcast

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saturated (adj)

completely wet = soaked

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ruminant

any animal that brings back food from its stomach to its mouth and chews it again. Cows and sheep are both ruminants.

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apparatus (n)

the tools or other pieces of equipment that are needed for a particular activity or task

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predecessor (n)

a person who did a job before somebody else

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susceptible (adj)

very likely to be influenced, harmed or affected by sth.

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bulk (n)

the main part of something; most of something

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standardization (n)

the process of making objects or activities of the same type have the same features or qualities; the process of making something standard.

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kiln (n)

a large oven for baking pottery at very high temperatures, drying wood and grain, etc.

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periphery (n)

the outer limits or edge of an area or object

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abhor (v)

to hate something, for example a way of behaving or thinking, especially for more reasons. = detest, loathe

-Căm ghét, ghê tởm, kinh tởm

I abhor all forms of racism and discrimination.

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symposium (n)

a meeting at which experts have discussions about a particular subject; a small conference.

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venal (adj)

prepared to do things that are not honest or moral in return for money = corrupt

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radically (adv)

in a way that relates to the most basic and important parts of sth; in a complete and detailed way

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reluctant (adj)

hesitating before doing something because you do not want to do it or because you are not sure that it is the right thing to do

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rostrum (n)

a small raised platform on a stage that a person stands on to make a speech, conduct music, receive a price, etc. = podium, lectern

- Bục phát biểu, bục danh dự

The speaker stepped up to the rostrum and began his speech.

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surry (v)

to run with quick short steps = scuttle

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gingerly (adv)

in a careful way, because you are afraid of being hurt, of making a noise, etc.

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plethora (n)

an amount that is greater than is needed or can be used = excess

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alleged (adj)

stated as a fact but without any proof

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juxtaposition (n)

the fact of putting people or things together, especially in order to show a contrast or a new relationship between them

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dignity (n)

a calm and serious manner that deserves respect

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incentive (n)

sth that encourages you to do sth

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penurious (adj)

very poor = destitute, penniless

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grandeur (n)

the quality of being great and impressive in appearance

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picturesque (adj)

pretty, especially in a way that looks old-fashioned = quaint

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tangible (adj)

that can be clearly seen to exist

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arcane (adj)

secret and mysterious and therefore difficult to understand

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squander (v)

to waste time, money, etc. in a stupid or careless way

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groyne (n)

a low wall built out into the sea to prevent it from washing away sand and stones from the beach

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rendezvous (n)

an arrangement to meet sb at a particular time and place

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lookout (n)

a place for watching from, especially for danger or an enemy coming towards you

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eerie (adj) = uncanny

strange, mysterious and frightening

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helm (n)

a handle or wheel used for controlling the direction in which a boat or ship moves

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tiller (n)

a bar that is used to turn the rudder of a small boat in order to control the direction in which it moves

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submerge (v)

to go under the surface of liquid; to put/make something go under the surface of liquid

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rivet (n)

a metal pin that is used to fasten two pieces of leather, metal, etc. together