english collocations advanced in use unit 46

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Confined space

không gian hạn chế

You can’t keep kids in a _ for long.

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waste of space

a person or thing that is not useful or helpful:

That man is a total _.

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vacant

not filled or occupied; available to be used:

  • The hospital has no _ beds.

  • There isn’t any _ parking spaces in this town left.

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over the course of time

after a period of time:

  • I assume they plan to have children _.

  • _, and once her parents' estate was settled, she received a small inheritance.

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go down

to be remembered or recorded in a particular way:

  • This will _ as a day that changed everything.

  • Hurricane Katrina will _ in the record books as the costliest storm ever faced by insurers.

  • He came up with an ad campaign that will _ in history.

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golden age

a period of time, sometimes imaginary, when everyone was happy, or when a particular art, business, etc. was very successful:

  • Adults often look back on their childhood as _.

  • She was an actress from the _ of cinema.

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posterity

the people who will exist in the future:

Every attempt is being made to ensure that these works of art are preserved for _.

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bygone era

a time in the past:

  • The old photographs depict a _ when everyone wore a hat.

  • She's like someone from a _ with her manner and attitudes.

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someone's/something's former glory

the beauty or ability that something or someone had in the past and has lost:

  • The painting was then restored to its _.

  • The chapel has now been returned to its _.

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dim and distant

from the past and not clearly remembered:

The times of huge profits are now a _ memory.

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in the not-too-distant future

quite soon:

  • They plan to have children _.

  • I think we'll probably move house _.

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in/for the foreseeable future

as far into the future as you can imagine or plan for:

  • I'll be living here for _.

  • He asked me if there was any point _ when I'd like to have children.

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within living memory

If something has happened ~, it can be remembered by some people who are still alive:

There is possibly less chance of another world war while the last one is _.