Papa

Question 1

wobblewobble verb
/ˈwɑːbl/

This chair wobbles.

Answer 1

​[intransitive, transitive] to move from side to side in an unsteady way; to make something do this

Question 2

serve 15 years in prison

Answer 2

đi tù 15 năm

Question 3

go over there and wait for me, will you?

Answer 3

đi ra ngoài kia đợi tôi được ko

Question 4

Don’t you start crying!

Answer 4

Câu ra lệnh thêm chủ ngữ

Question 5

hang oneselt to death

Answer 5

treo cổ tự tử

Question 6

landline number

Answer 6

số đt bàn

Question 7

meddle (v)

Answer 7

nhiều chuyện

Question 8

hang on

Answer 8

đợi tí

Question 9

fasten up your coat

Answer 9

cài áo khoác vào

Question 10

grow on trees

I can’t believe you would spend your entire allowance on a silly video game. Money doesn’t grow on trees, you know!

Answer 10

Become available freely or without effort. Typically used in the phrase “money doesn’t ….”

Question 11

Put your pride aside

Answer 11

Đừng có mà sĩ diện nữa

Question 12

Cat got your tongue?

Answer 12

Cứng họng rồi à?

Question 13

push (one’s) buttons

No one will be able to push your buttons like your children, but it’s all a part of the adventure of parenthood.

Answer 13

1. To do things that create a very strong emotional reaction in one, especially anger, irritation, or exasperation.

Question 14

not a chance
(There is) no possibility (that that will happen).
You? Beat me? At ping pong? Not a chance!

Answer 14

Đừng hòng

Question 15

posse noun
/ˈpɒsi/
/ˈpɑːsi/

I’m gonna intro you to my posse

Answer 15

​(informal) a group of people who are similar in some way, or who spend time together

Question 16

in (one’s) corner

I’m nervous about the trial, but I’m glad I have you in my corner.

Answer 16

Giving one’s full support to someone.

Question 17

it’s so gross

Answer 17

nó gớm lắm

Question 18

adequate adjective
/ˈædɪkwət/
They’ll need an adequate supply of hot water.

Answer 18

​enough in quantity, or good enough in quality, for a particular purpose or need

Question 19

come around

My dad hates all of my boyfriends at first, but don’t worry, he’ll come around eventually.

Answer 19

1. To change one’s view or opinion of someone or something.

Question 20

measure up (to something/somebody)
SYNONYM match up
Last year’s intake just didn’t measure up.
The job failed to measure up to her expectations.

Answer 20

(usually used in negative sentences and questions)

to be as good, successful, etc. as expected or needed

Question 21

puke verb
 /pjuːk/
[intransitive, transitive] (informal)
Verb Forms
​puke (something) (up)
The baby puked all over me this morning.
That guy makes me puke! (= makes me angry)

Answer 21

to vomit

Question 22

badass adjective
 /ˈbædæs/
 /ˈbædæs/
(North American English, informal)
​(of a person) tough and aggressive

Answer 22

a modern, badass superhero

Question 23

sit something out

Oh, please play with us. Don’t sit it out. I’m tired of playing cards, so I think I’ll sit out this game.

Answer 23

not to participate in something; to wait until something is over before participating.

Question 24

dear noun
/dɪə(r)/
/dɪr/

Isn’t he a dear?
Be a dear and fetch me my coat.

Answer 24

​(informal) a kind person

Question 25

piss off

Answer 25

Má! (chừi thề)

Question 26

Such a nag

Answer 26

Nói hoài

Question 27

Man! Jesus! My god! Damm it!

Answer 27

Trời đất ơi

Question 28

``` induce verb /ɪnˈduːs/ Verb Forms ​ induce somebody to do something (formal) Nothing would induce me to take the job. It was you who induced me gamble ```

Answer 28

to persuade or influence somebody to do something

Question 29

My throat got sore from talking too much

Answer 29

Nói nhiều khan cả tiếng

Question 30

penniless adjective /ˈpeniləs/ SYNONYM destitute a penniless student

Answer 30

​having no money; very poor

Question 31

incur You risk incurring bank charges if you exceed your overdraft limit. fast way to earn money or incur a debt

Answer 31

incur something if you incur costs, you have to pay them

Question 32

snatch transitive, intransitive] SYNONYM grab snatch something (+ adv./prep.) She managed to snatch the gun from his hand.

Answer 32

to take something quickly and often rudely or roughly | dục cái gì đó

Question 33

pick a fight

Answer 33

kiếm chuyện

Question 34

the tires are punctured

Answer 34

xe bị bể bánh

Question 35

get off the bike

Answer 35

xuống xe đi

Question 36

I'm sick of that

Answer 36

Mệt quá.

Question 37

ordinal number

Answer 37

số thứ tự

Question 38

bitter gourd /ɡɔːrd/

Answer 38

khổ qua

Question 39

overhear verb /ˌəʊvərˈhɪr/ Verb Forms overhear somebody/something I overheard a conversation between two boys on the bus.

Answer 39

​to hear, especially by accident, a conversation in which you are not involved

Question 40

``` collude verb /kəˈluːd/ /kəˈluːd/ [intransitive] (formal, disapproving) Verb Forms colluded with a thef ```

Answer 40

​to work together secretly or illegally in order to trick other people thông đồng

Question 41

think little of s/o | Your boss seems to think very little of you, judging by the way she speaks about you behind your back.

Answer 41

To have little or no regard or concern for someone or something. coi thường ai đó

Question 42

cheapskate noun /ˈtʃiːpskeɪt/ /ˈtʃiːpskeɪt/ (informal, disapproving)

Answer 42

​a person who does not like to spend money

Question 43

brag (to somebody) (about/of something) | brag that… | + speech SYNONYM boast He bragged to his friends about the crime. I’m not bragging but I think I did very well in the interview.

Answer 43

to talk too proudly about something you own or something you have done

Question 44

insolent adjective /ˈɪnsələnt/ /ˈɪnsələnt/ an insolent child/smile

Answer 44

​extremely rude and showing a lack of respect | mất dạy

Question 45

bruise up /bruːz/ My arm bruised up on the spot where the nurse had given me the injection.

Answer 45

]To become bruised.

Question 46

palsied adjective /ˈpɔːlzid/ When I'm palsied, you can work

Answer 46

Bị liệt

Question 47

touch wood | She's such a healthy, happy child, touch wood. She's never even been to the doctor's.

Answer 47

trôm vía When you are talking about a good situation, you say touch wood to mean that you hope this continues and that you will not have bad luck.

Question 48

pervert noun /ˈpɜːrvɜːrt/

Answer 48

biến thái

Question 49

scheme verb /skiːm/ Verb Forms SYNONYM plot scheme (against somebody) She seemed to feel that we were all scheming against her.

Answer 49

​[intransitive, transitive] (disapproving) to make secret plans to do something that will help yourself and possibly harm others âm mưu gì đó