Destination B2 Vocabulary Review - Units 10, 12, 14, and 16

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Comprehensive practice flashcards testing vocabulary in contrast, phrasal verbs, collocations, word patterns, and word formation across Units 10, 12, 14, and 16 of Destination B2.

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In Destination B2 Unit 10, what is the distinction between 'sensitive' and 'sensible'?

'Sensitive' means nhạy cảm (easily affected or emotional), whereas 'sensible' means hợp lý, khôn ngoan (reasonable and practical).

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What is the difference between 'unknown' and 'infamous'?

'Unknown' means vô danh, không ai biết, while 'infamous' means khét tiếng (well known for something bad).

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What does the phrasal verb 'take aback' mean, and in what form is it typically used?

It means làm sửng sốt and is usually used in the passive voice.

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What is the meaning of the phrasal verb 'fall out (with)'?

Cãi nhau và cạch mặt (to quarrel and cease being friendly).

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Which collocations with 'approval' express 'tán thành' and 'được ai tán thành'?

'Show/give approval of/for sth' means tán thành, and 'meet with sb's approval' means được ai tán thành.

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What preposition is used in the word pattern for 'ban' meaning 'cấm ai làm gì'?

'From', in the pattern: ban sb from sth/doing.

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What is the adjective form of 'argue' that means 'hay cãi'?

Argumentative (/ˌɑːɡjuˈmentətɪv/).

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In Unit 12, how do 'persecute' and 'prosecute' differ?

'Persecute' means ngược đãi, khủng bố (vì tôn giáo, chủng tộc), whereas 'prosecute' means truy tố, khởi tố.

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What is the difference between 'capital punishment' and 'corporal punishment'?

'Capital punishment' is án tử hình (the death penalty), whereas 'corporal punishment' is nhục hình, đánh đòn (physical punishment).

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How do 'robber', 'burglar', and 'vandal' differ in their crimes?

A 'robber' is kẻ cướp, a 'burglar' is kẻ trộm đột nhập nhà, and a 'vandal' is kẻ phá hoại tài sản (công).

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What two meanings are listed for the phrasal verb 'hold up' in Unit 12?

Cướp có vũ khí (armed robbery) and làm chậm trễ (to delay).

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What does the phrasal verb 'come forward' mean in legal contexts?

Ra mặt giúp đỡ, cung cấp thông tin.

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Which collocations with 'blame' correspond to 'chịu trách nhiệm', 'nhận lỗi', and 'đổ lỗi'?

'Be to blame (for)' (chịu trách nhiệm), 'get/take the blame' (nhận lỗi), and 'put the blame on / blame sth on sb / blame sb for' (đổ lỗi).

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What prepositions are used in the verb patterns for 'accuse' versus 'charge'?

'Accuse sb of sth/doing' and 'charge sb with sth'.

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What noun forms are derived from 'forge' for the criminal action/object and the criminal person?

'Forgery' is sự / đồ làm giả, and 'forger' is kẻ làm giả.

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In Unit 14, how do 'prescription' and 'recipe' differ?

A 'prescription' is a medical order for drugs (đơn thuốc), while a 'recipe' is instructions for cooking (công thức nấu ăn).

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How do the adjectives 'injured' and 'damaged' differ in usage?

'Injured' applies to people and animals (bị thương: người, động vật), whereas 'damaged' applies to physical objects (bị hư hại: đồ vật).

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What is the distinction between 'plaster' and 'bandage'?

'Plaster' means băng dán cá nhân or bó bột, while 'bandage' means băng gạc.

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What does 'fix' mean as an informal noun in Unit 14?

Liều (ma túy) – khẩu ngữ.

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How do the phrasal verbs 'come down with' and 'pull through' contrast in severity?

'Come down with' means mắc (bệnh nhẹ), whereas 'pull through' means qua khỏi (bệnh nặng).

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What does the phrasal verb 'wear off' mean regarding medicine?

Hết tác dụng (thuốc).

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What prepositional pattern is used with the verb 'operate' when referring to surgery?

Operate on sb/sth (phẫu thuật cho).

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What are the practitioner noun and the adjective forms derived from 'surgery'?

The doctor is a 'surgeon' (bác sĩ phẫu thuật) and the adjective is 'surgical(ly)' (thuộc phẫu thuật).

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In Unit 16, what is the difference between 'cooker' and 'chef'?

A 'cooker' is a cooking appliance (bếp nấu - thiết bị), while a 'chef' is a professional restaurant cook (đầu bếp - nhà hàng).

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What is the difference between 'grate' and 'slice'?

'Grate' means bào, nạo (phô mai, cà rốt), while 'slice' means cắt lát.

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What does the phrasal verb 'go off' mean when referring to food in Unit 16?

(Thức ăn) bị hỏng, ôi thiu.

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What does the phrasal verb 'take to' mean in Unit 16?

Bắt đầu thích; bắt đầu làm thường xuyên.

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What collocation using 'recipe' means 'nguyên nhân dẫn đến thảm họa'?

Recipe for disaster.

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What prepositional structure is used when 'lack' is an adjective?

'Lacking in sth' (thiếu).

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What derived noun from 'origin' refers to 'người khởi xướng'?

Originator (/əˈrɪdʒɪneɪtə(r)/).