Social issues

Vocabulary Related to Social Issues

• Alcohol (n) đồ uống có cồn
  Pronunciation: /'ælkǝhol/

  • Definition: A liquid substance known for its psychoactive effects; often consumed in beverages like beer and wine.

• Anti-bullying (n) việc chống bắt nạt
  Pronunciation: /'anti//'bulin/

  • Definition: Activities or policies aimed at preventing bullying in schools and workplaces.

• Anxiety (n) sự lo lắng
  Pronunciation: /æn'zalǝti/

  • Definition: A feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about something with an uncertain outcome.

• Campaign (n) chiến dịch
  Pronunciation: /kæm'pein/

  • Definition: A series of organized activities or events aimed at achieving a specific goal, often in public awareness.

• Crime (n) sự phạm tội, tội phạm
  Pronunciation: /kraim/

  • Definition: An action or the commission of an act that is forbidden or punishable by law.

• Cyberbullying (n) sự bắt nạt trên mạng xã hội
  Pronunciation: /'sarbǝ bulin/

  • Definition: Bullying that takes place over digital devices like computers and smartphones.

• Depression (n) sự trầm cảm
  Pronunciation: /dı'prefen/

  • Definition: A common and serious mental health condition that negatively affects how you feel, think, and act.

• Lie (n) lời nói dối
  Pronunciation: /lai/

  • Definition: To make an untrue statement with the intent to deceive.

• Overpopulation (n) sự quá tải dân số

  • Definition: A situation where the number of people exceeds the environment's ability to supply resources.

• Policy (n) chính sách

  • Definition: A proposed or adopted course of action by an organization or an individual, often related to law or governance.

• Poverty (n) sự nghèo đói

  • Definition: The state of being extremely poor; lack of basic material possessions or income.

• Self-confidence (n) sự tự tin vào bản thân

  • Definition: A feeling of trust in one’s abilities, qualities, and judgment.

• Victim (n) nạn nhân

  • Definition: A person harmed, injured, or killed as a result of a crime or any other unfortunate circumstance.

Verbs Related to Social Issues

• Admit (v) thừa nhận
  Pronunciation: /ǝd'mit/

  • Definition: To confess to be true or to acknowledge something.

• Obey (v) tuân thủ
  Pronunciation: /ǝ'bei/

  • Definition: To comply with the command, direction, or request of someone.

• Skip (v) bỏ qua
  Pronunciation: /skip/

  • Definition: To omit or leave out something.

• Promote (v) khuyến khích
  Pronunciation: /prǝ'mǝʊt/

  • Definition: To support or actively encourage a cause or policy.

• Frighten (v) làm hoảng sợ
  Pronunciation: /'frait'n/

  • Definition: To make someone afraid or scared.

• Hesitate (v) do dự
  Pronunciation: /'hezitert/

  • Definition: To pause before saying or doing something, often due to uncertainty.

• Argue (v) tranh cãi
  Pronunciation: /'a:gju:/

  • Definition: To exchange or express diverging or opposite views.

• Pretend (v) giả vờ
  Pronunciation: /pri'tend/

  • Definition: To act as if something is true when it is not.

• Apologise (v) xin lỗi
  Pronunciation: /ǝ'pplǝdzaiz/

  • Definition: To express regret for something wrong done.

• Target (v) nhắm tới
  Pronunciation: /'ta:git/

  • Definition: To aim or direct action toward a specific person or group.

Adjectives Describing Issues

• Ashamed (adj) hổ thẹn
  Pronunciation: /a'feimd/

  • Definition: Feeling shame, guilt, or embarrassment.

• Drunk (adj) say rượu
  Pronunciation: /draŋk/

  • Definition: A state of being intoxicated by alcohol.

• Fashionable (adj) hợp thời trang
  Pronunciation: /fæfnǝbel/

  • Definition: Characterized by current trends or styles.

• Offensive (adj) phản cảm
  Pronunciation: /ǝ'fensiv/

  • Definition: Causing someone to feel deeply hurt, upset, or angry and sometimes prohibited in public behavior.

• Pressing (adj) cấp thiết
  Pronunciation: /presin/

  • Definition: Requiring immediate attention or urgent action.

• Slim (adj) mảnh khảnh
  Pronunciation: /slim/

  • Definition: Thin in an attractive or healthy way.

• Violent (adj) bạo lực
  Pronunciation: /'vaiǝlǝnt/

  • Definition: Using or involving physical force intended to harm or damage.