Easy Level Flashcards

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**Wrap up **

(phrasal verb)

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  • To finish:
  • >>We need to wrap up this project by the end of the day.*
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**Drop by **

(phrasal verb)

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  • To visit:

>>Please drop by my place on your way home from work.

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Swing by

(phrasal verb):

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  • drop by, stop by:
  • >>I need to swing by the store and pick up some food for dinner.*
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Work out

(phrasal verb)

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  • Going well
  • >>My new job schedule has really worked out for me.*
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Commute [v + n]

com‧mute

/ kə’mju:t /

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  • To travel between home and work or school
    >>VERB: I have to commute two hours each day to get to work.
    >>NOUN: How long is your commute to work every day?

+ Đi lại, việc đi lại

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Utility [n]

u‧til‧i‧ty

/ ju:’tɪlɪti /

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  • Public services including water, gas, and electricity
  • >>How much do you pay for utilities each month?*
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Furnish [v]

fur‧nish

/ fɜ:nɪʃ /

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  • To put furniture and other things into a house or room
  • >>Having bought the house, they couldn’t afford to furnish it. *

**furnish something with something **

*>>A room furnished with a desk and swivel chair *

* furnished adjective :

+ Containing furniture, for example, a sofa, tables, and washing machine
>>I decided to rent a furnished apartment so I wouldn’t have to buy so many things.

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Vacancies [n]

va‧can‧cy

/ ‘veɪkənsi /

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  • Rooms not being used or rented
  • >>Do you have any vacancies starting next month?*
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Spoil [v]

/ spɔɪl /

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  • Cướp đoạt, làm hư hại
  • >> I hope this bad weather doesn’t spoil our picnic this afternoon.*
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Porch [n]

/ pɔtʃ /

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  • A small area just outside the front door of homes where you can sit and relax
  • >> Let’s go sit on the porch and enjoy the cool evening breeze.*

+ Hiên, hè, hành lang

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Head down

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  • Go down
  • >> I’ll head down to the store after dinner to pick up some milk.*
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**Make the best of it **(idiom):

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  • Do what you can under the circumstances
  • >>We’ve had to make the best of it ever since dad died last year.*
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Fragile [adj

fra‧gile

/ ‘frædʒəl /

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  • Easily broken or damaged, delicate
  • >>Handle this vase with care. It’s very fragile.*

— fragility / frə’dʒɪlɪti / noun [uncountable]

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Chimney [n]

chim‧ney

/ ‘tʃɪmni /

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  • The place in a house where smoke from a fire goes up and out of the roof
  • >> You should clean out the chimney before we use it this winter.*
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Reindeer [n]

rein‧deer

/ ‘reɪndɪr /

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  • A large deer with long wide antler s (= horns ) , that lives in cold northern areas

+ Tuần lộc

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Reunion [n]

re‧u‧nion

/ ri:’ju:njən /

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  • A get together of people who have been apart for a long time
  • >> We are going to hold the class reunion on September first.*
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Be in charge of (verb):

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  • Have control, lead, or be responsible for something
    >> Who was in charge of buying the food and drinks for the reunion?
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Fit in (verb)

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  • Feel a part of or belong to a group
  • >>Why didn’t Amanda fit in during high school?*
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Turn someone down (noun):

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  • Reject or refuse someone
  • >>James asked many girls out on dates, but they all turned him down.*
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Awkward [adj]

awk‧ward

/ ‘ɔ:kwəd /

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  • Uncomfortable or uneasy
  • >>Meeting new people is sometimes awkward if you don’t know what to say and do.*

** Awkwardness noun [uncountable] : *

+ Ngượng ngịu, khó sử

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Gut [n]

/ ɡʌt /

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  • Courage

>>I didn’t have the guts to ask Jessica out on a date.

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Pack [v]

/ pæk /

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  • Fill a suitcase, box, or another container
  • >>You’d better start packing your bags tonight so we don’t have to rush out the door tomorrow.*
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Rain cats and dogs (idiom)

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  • Rain very hard
  • >>Last night, I was walking home from work when it began raining cats and dogs. Unfortunately, I didn’t have my umbrella with me.*
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Occasion [n]

oc‧ca‧sion

/ ə’keɪʒən /

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  • A time when something happens

**on … occasions **

*>>I’ve seen Jana with them on several occasions. *

+ Thời điểm, dịp

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On the spur (/ spɜ: /) of the moment (idiom):

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  • Without planning or preparation
  • >>She always makes decisions on the spur of the moment, so you never know what she’s planning.*
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Slacks [n]

/ slæk /

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  • Good-quality pants
  • >>You don’t have to wear a suit to the event, but you might want to wear a pair of nice slacks and a conservative tie.*

+ [adj] uể oải, chậm chạp

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Brochure [n]

bro‧chure

/ ‘brəʊʃə /

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  • A thin book giving information or advertising something :
  • >>Could you send me a brochure of your laptop computers? *