(1) Time, history

in time (phrase)

EN: early enough

VN: vừa kịp lúc

e.g: I finished the exam in time.

on time (p)

EN: punctually, exactly at the scheduled or expected time, without being late

e.g: You need to hurry up. The train always leave on time.

lose track of time (phrase)

EN: becoming so absorbed, distracted, or busy that you fail to notice how much time has passed or forget to check the clock

VN: mất dấu thời gian (do quá tập trung)

e.g: I lost track of time when I watched Anime.

time-consuming (p)

EN:a time-consuming task takes a lot of time to do

e.g: I think take part in this course is quite time-consuming.

subsequently (adv)

EN: after something else

e.g: He was badly injured in the crash and subsequently died.

previously (adv)

EN: at an earlier time

e.g: I had bought this phone previously.

preceding (a)

EN: existing or happening before someone or st

e.g: The paintings are a development of ideas she explored in the preceding decade.

in succession (np)

EN: happening one after another

e.g: He won this competition three years in succession.

formerly (adv)

EN: in an earlier period; previously

e.g: This organization formerly called S.B.N

in advance (idiom)

EN: before a particular time, or before doing a particular thing

e.g: If you're going to come, please let me know in advance.

imminent (adj)

EN: coming or likely to happen very soon

e.g: The forecast announced that earthquake is imminent.

span (v)

EN: to last all through a period of time or to cover the whole of it

e.g: His acting career spanned 55 years.

EN: to include a large area or a lot of things

e.g: The operation, which spanned nine countries, resulted in 200 arrests.

prehistoric (a)

EN: the time or period before recorded or written history

e.g: This is a prehistoric fossil.

chronological (a)

EN: arranged in order of time

VN: theo thứ tự thời gian

e.g: She is interested in chronological stories.

phase (n)

EN: a stage in a process of change or development

e.g: During his stay in Spain, his work entered a new phase.

e.g: She's going through a difficult phase.

excavation (n)

EN: the activity of digging in the ground to look for old buildings or objects that have been buried for a long time

VN: khảo cổ học

e.g: Anna have a dream of becoming a archaeological excavation

predate (v)

EN: exist or occur at a date earlier than st

e.g: Few of the town's fine buildings predate the earthquake of 1755.

antique (n)

EN: old and often valuable

e.g: She has bought a valuable antique from her neighbourhood

antiquated (a)

EN: obsolete, out of fashion, no longer usable

e.g: She so rude! She said her friend's style is antiquated.

consecutive (a)

EN: following continuously; in unbroken or logical sequence

e.g: After six consecutive defeats, the team was almost ready to give up.