[Simulation Q3] Westcott Food Festival

carry on (/ˈkæri ɑːn/)

(phrasal verb) tiếp tục. To continue doing something or to continue happening.

stay put (/steɪ pʊt/)

(idiom) ở nguyên chỗ, giữ nguyên vị trí hoặc tình trạng. To remain in the same place or stay unchanged.

renew a license (/rɪˈnuː ə ˈlaɪsəns/)

(verb phrase) gia hạn giấy phép. To extend the period during which an official permit remains valid.

a tasting session (/ə ˈteɪstɪŋ ˈseʃən/)

(noun phrase) buổi nếm thử đồ ăn hoặc thức uống. An event where people try small amounts of food or drink.

free entry (/friː ˈentri/)

(noun phrase) vào cửa miễn phí. Admission to a place or event without having to pay.

live on stage (/laɪv ɑːn steɪdʒ/)

(phrase) trực tiếp trên sân khấu. Performing or doing something on a stage in front of an audience as it happens.

turn up (/tɝːn ʌp/)

(phrasal verb) đến, xuất hiện. To arrive or appear at a place or event.

pay on the door (/peɪ ɑːn ðə dɔːr/)

(verb phrase, mainly British) trả tiền vé ngay tại cửa vào. To pay for admission when you arrive at an event rather than buying a ticket beforehand.

reserve a seat (/rɪˈzɝːv ə siːt/)

(verb phrase) đặt trước chỗ ngồi. To arrange for a seat to be kept for you before an event or journey.

engineering works (/ˌendʒɪˈnɪrɪŋ wɝːks/)

(plural noun phrase) công việc sửa chữa hoặc bảo trì hạ tầng, đặc biệt là đường sắt. Construction, repair, or maintenance work on infrastructure such as railway lines.

a diversion (/ə daɪˈvɝːʒən/)

(noun, British) tuyến đường đi vòng. An alternative route used when the usual road or route is closed.

well over an hour (/wel ˈoʊvər ən ˈaʊər/)

(phrase) hơn một giờ khá nhiều. Considerably more than one hour.

each way (/iːtʃ weɪ/)

(adverbial phrase) mỗi chiều đi hoặc về. Separately for the outward journey and the return journey.

lay on transport (/leɪ ɑːn ˈtrænspɔːrt/)

(verb phrase, mainly British) bố trí phương tiện đưa đón. To arrange and provide transport for a group of people. Verb forms: lay → laid → laid.

park and ride (/pɑːrk ən raɪd/)

(noun phrase) hệ thống đỗ xe rồi đi phương tiện công cộng vào trung tâm. A transport system in which you park outside a busy area and continue by bus or another form of public transport.

raise money for (/reɪz ˈmʌni fɔːr/)

(verb phrase) gây quỹ cho. To collect money to support a particular person, organization, or purpose.

fit out (/fɪt aʊt/)

(phrasal verb) trang bị nội thất hoặc thiết bị để sử dụng. To supply a place with the furniture or equipment needed for its intended use.

put money towards something (/pʊt ˈmʌni təˈwɔːrdz ˈsʌmθɪŋ/)

(verb phrase) dành hoặc đóng góp tiền cho một mục đích. To use money to help pay for something.

walk someone round (/wɔːk ˈsʌmwʌn raʊnd/)

(verb phrase, mainly British) dẫn ai đi một vòng, giới thiệu các khu vực. To guide someone around a place and show or describe its different parts.

a pitch (/ə pɪtʃ/)

(noun, British) chỗ dành cho người bán hàng đặt quầy. A particular place where a trader is allowed to set up a stall and sell goods.

a five-minute stroll (/ə ˌfaɪv ˈmɪnɪt stroʊl/)

(noun phrase) quãng đi bộ thong thả mất năm phút. A short, relaxed walk lasting five minutes.

take the year off (/teɪk ðə jɪr ɔːf/)

(verb phrase) tạm nghỉ hoặc không tham gia trong năm đó. To spend that year away from a particular activity, job, or event. Verb forms: take → took → taken.

a treasure hunt (/ə ˈtreʒər hʌnt/)

(noun phrase) trò chơi tìm kho báu theo manh mối. A game in which people follow clues to find hidden objects or a prize.

on the hour (/ɑːn ði ˈaʊər/)

(adverbial phrase) vào giờ đúng, thường là mỗi giờ. At exactly the beginning of an hour, such as 1:00 or 2:00.

catch someone out (/kætʃ ˈsʌmwʌn aʊt/)

(phrasal verb) khiến ai mắc lỗi hoặc bị bất ngờ bởi chi tiết khó hoặc dễ gây nhầm. To cause someone to make a mistake or be unprepared because something is unexpected or misleading. Verb forms: catch → caught → caught.

be after something (/bi ˈæftər ˈsʌmθɪŋ/)

(informal verb phrase) đang muốn hoặc tìm kiếm thứ gì. To want something or be looking for it.

at the farm gate (/æt ðə fɑːrm ɡeɪt/)

(phrase) ngay tại trang trại, bán trực tiếp cho khách. Directly at the farm where a product is produced, rather than through a shop or another seller.