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Tiêu đề All work and no play 1 reading 1
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Thể loại Từ vựng theo chủ đề
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excuse /Ik’skjU:z/ noun [count] A reason you give to explain why you have done something bad, or why you have not done something that you should have done: nguyên cớ, lý do excuse for:

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Từ vựng chủ đề: ALL WORK AND NO PLAY

1 READING

1 relax /rI’lAks/ verb

1 [intransitive] to rest and allow yourself to become calm: thư giãn

Just sit down and try to relax for half an hour

2 [transitive] to make rules, controls, conditions, etc less strict: giảm nhẹ, buông

lỏng

We could relax the procedure slightly in your case

relaxation /,ri:lAk’seISn/ noun:

1 [count or uncount]: an activity or situation that makes it possible for you to rest

and enjoy yourself: sự nghỉ ngơi, sự giải trí

Fishing is his favorite relaxation

2 [uncount] the process of making rules, controls, conditions, etc more relaxed: sự

nới lỏng

relaxation of: the relaxation of travel restrictions

relaxed /rI’lAkst/ adjective

a relaxed smile, a relaxed style of teaching

relaxing /rI’lAksIN/ adjective

a long relaxing bath

2 go by phrasal verb[intransitive]

If time goes by, it passes: (thời gian) trôi qua

3 chore /tSc:r/ noun [count]

an ordinary job that must be done regularly: việc vặt thường ngày

household domestic chores

4 unwind /Vn’waInd/ (past tense and past participle unwound /…/) verb

1 [intransitive] INFORMAL to begin to relax after you have been working hard or

feeling nervous: nghỉ ngơi, thư giản

Reading is a good way to unwind

2 [intransitive or transitive] to become straighter or looser after being wrapped

around something else, or to make something do this: tháo ra, trải ra

She slowly unwound the scarf from around her neck

5 get together phrasal verb [intransitive]

If people meet together, they meet in order to do something or to spend time together: họp mặt

He got together with some friends to plan a party for her

get-together noun [count]

an informal social occasion: cuộc họp mặt, cuộc gặp gỡ

We’re having a little get-together to celebrate David’s promotion

6 instrument /’InstrCmCnt/ coun [count]

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1 A tool or piece of equipment used in science, medicine, or technology: dụng cụ

scientific instruments such as microscopes

2 A musical instrument, for example a guitar or a piano

Do you play an instrument?

7 flavor /’fleIvC(r)/ noun

1 [count]the particular taste that food or drink has: hương vị

have a flavor: The drink has a strong citrus flavor

2 [uncount] a pleasant or strong taste: mùi vị

add flavor: Add flavor to your meal by using more herbs and garlic

flavor /’fleIvC(r)/ verb [transitive]

To add something to food or drink that changes it taste: cho gia vị, thêm gia vị

Meat is strongly flavored with pepper

flavoring /’fleIvCrIN/ noun [count or uncount]

A substance added to food or drink to give it a special flavor: đồ gia vị, hương liệu

lemon/chocolate flavoring

8 excuse /Ik’skjU:z/ noun [count]

A reason you give to explain why you have done something bad, or why you have not done something that you should have done: nguyên cớ, lý do

excuse for: What excuse did they give for the delay?

an excuse to do something: Emily was glad of an excuse to change the subject have an excuse: Joe was late, but as always he had an excuse

make/give an excuse: He made some excuse about having a lot of work to do excuse /Ik’skjU:z / verb [transitive]

To forgive someone for something bad they have done, especially something that

is very not serious: thứ lỗi cho ai/ việc gì

excuse someone for (doing) something: I hope you’ll excuse us for leaving so early excuse me? (Spoken)

1 used for politely getting someone’s attention:

Excuse me, do you know what time it is?

2 used for showing you are sorry for interrupting someone:

Excuse me, but there’s a phone call for you

3 AMERICAN used for asking someone to repeat something:

“How old are you?” “Excuse me?”

9 socialize /’sCUSClaIz / verb [intransitive]

To spend time with other people socially, for example at a party: hòa mình, hòa nhập, xã hội hóa

He never socializes with people from work

recent immigrants to the country who are not fully socialized

socialization /,sCUSClaI’zeISn/ noun [uncount]

The process in which people, especially young people, learn to behave in a way that is accepted by society: sự hộ nhập

social /’sCUSCl/ adjective

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relating to society or to people’s lives in generall: liên quan đến xã hội, thuộc về

xã hội

social justice/ change/ conditions

society /sC’saICtI / noun [uncount]

people in general living together in organized communities, with laws and

traditions controlling the way they behave toward one another: xã hội

Society has to be prepared to support its elderly people

10 take it easy

1 INFORMAL to rest and not do things that will make you tired (=relax)

2 SPOKEN used for telling someone to be calm when they are upset or annoyed

3 SPOKEN used for saying goodbye to someone

4 LISTENING

11 present /’prezCnt/ noun

1[count] something that you give to someone, for example to celebrate a special

occasion such as a birthday: GIFT: tặng phẩm

wedding/birthday/Christmas present: I’m going to buy a wedding present for

Chris and Karen

wrap a present (=cover it in special paper): Yuki was wrapping a present for

her mother

2 the present the period of time that is happening now: hiện tại

We must learn to live in the present, not in the past

at present: now

At present, the outlook for any kind of negotiated solution appears bleak

for the present used for saying that something exists or happens in the period

of time happening now but may not be permanent:

It was useless to talk about it any more, at least for the present

12 present /’prezCnt / adjective

1[only before noun] existing or happening now: hiện thời

The present situation cannot be allowed to continue

the present day (=now): the history of Jamestown from the 17th century to the

present day

2 [never before noun] at an event, or in a place: có mặt

I wasn’t present when Dr Allott examined Clare

present at: Among those present at the ceremony were Michael Sandel and

Carolyn Ewing

present in: Both kinds of nucleic acid are present in all cells

presently /’prezCntlI / adverb

1 OLD-FASHIONED soon: sớm, ngay chốc lát

He’ll be with you presently

2 FORMAL at the present time: hiện thời

Presently, Rachel is heading our research group

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13 present /prI’zent/ verb

1 [transitive] to give something to someone formally or officially: trao tặng present someone with something: We are very pleased to have been presented

with this prestigious award

present something to someone: Finally the Mayor presented the medals to the

winners

2 [transitive] to offer something for people to consider or judge: trình bày

The commission presented its report in October

present something to someone: Barnes subsequently presented the case to a

meeting of the joint subcommittee

3 [transitive] to show something such as a passport to someone in an official

position so that they can check it: đưa ra

present something to someone: He presented his passport to the guard for

inspection

4 [transitive] to cause something such as a problem, threat, or opportunity: đặt ra,

bộc lộ

It was argued that the group’s activities presented a threat to national security

present someone with something: Despite its free-market reforms, the

country still presents foreign investors with a challenge

present a problem/difficulty: The task should present no difficulty for

someone with her experience

5 [transitive] to introduce someone formally to someone else, especially to an

important person: giới thiệu

Miss Abbott, may I present the author Anne Rice?

present someone to someone: They hovered around, hoping to be presented to

the celebrities

presentation /,prIzen’teISn/ noun [count]

1 [count] a formal talk in which you describe or explain something to a group of

people: buổi diễn thuyết, thuyết trình

make/give a presentation (on something): I’m going to ask you each to make

a very short presentation

2 [count] a performance of a play or other entertainment: buổi biểu diễn

a two-hour presentation of Charlotte Brontë’s classic tale of love

14 outside /,CUt’saId/ function word

1 [adjective] not inside a building, not within a particular group or organization:

bên ngòai

an outside toilet

We will need outside before we can finish

2 [preposition]

You can park your car outside our house

The matter is outside my area of responsibility

3 [adverb] moving or looking out of somewhere

I walked over to the window and looked outside

Let’s go outside and sit in the sun

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15 treadmill /’tredmIl/ noun

[count] a piece of exercise equipment with a flat moving surface that you walk

or run on while staying in the same place: máy chạy bộ

16 get out phrasal verb

1 [intransitive] to go to different places and spend time enjoying yourself:

We don’t get out much, since we have a young baby

2 [intransitive] used for telling someone to leave:

The teacher screamed at him to get out

get out of: Get out of my house!

3 [transitive] to remove something that is inside or mixed with something else:

I washed the shirt twice, but I couldn’t get the stain out

get something out of something: Mike got a sliver of glass out of Jenny’s toe

17 outdoor /’CUt,dc:r/ adjective [only before noun]

1 done outside: ngòai trời, ở ngòai

outdoor activities such as walking and camping

outdoor pursuits

2 designed for or used outside, especially when camping, walking, etc.:

outdoor clothing/equipment

3 existing outside: OPEN-AIR:

an outdoor swimming pool/market

— opposite: INDOOR

outdoors /,Cut’dc:rz/ adverb: not in a building: OUTSIDE:

Their cat lives mainly outdoors

— opposite INDOORS

18 sale /seIl/ noun

1 [count or uncount] the process of selling goods or services for money: việc bán

hàng

sale of: a prohibition on the sale of arms

make/lose a sale: I’m willing to lower the price in order to make a sale

2 sales [plural] the total number of things that a company sells within a particular

period of time, or the money it earns by selling things: lượng bán được

We hope to increase sales this year to $50 million

Sales are up for the month of May

3 the activity of trying to sell products or services:

I’ve been in car sales for five years now

for sale: available for people to buy: để bán

That particular item is not for sale

on sale

1 available for people to buy: có bán

Tickets for the performance are on sale at the box office

2 AMERICAN available for people to buy at a price that is less than the usual price British on offer: bán giảm giá

Bedding usually goes on sale in January

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19 graphic design /’grefIk dI’zaIn/ noun

[uncount] the art of designing pictures and TEXT for magazines,

advertisements, etc.: thiết kế đồ hoạ

graphic designer: noun [count]

7 READING

20 nonstop /,nOn’stOp/ adjective

1 continuing without a pause: liên tục

nonstop entertainment from noon to midnight

2 going directly from one place to another: không dừng chặng nào

a nonstop flight from New York to Paris

nonstop adverb

We danced nonstop for about an hour

21 meteorology /,.mi:tIC’rOlCdZI/ noun [uncount]

the scientific study of weather: khí tượhg học

meteorologist /,.mi:tIC’rOlCdZIst / noun [count]: nhà khí tượng học

meteorological /,.mi:tICrC’lOdZIkl / adjective

22 keep an eye on

to take care of someone or something: để mắt tới, trông chừng

Will you keep an eye on things here until I get back?

23 observation /,ObzCr’veISn/ noun

1 [uncount] the process of watching someone or something carefully, in order to

find something out: sự theo dõi, sự quan sát

She’s been admitted to the hospital for observation

observation of: a detailed observation of the birds that visited the garden

2 under observation: being watched carefully by doctors or police officers

She remains under observation at a psychiatric facility

3 [uncount] the ability to notice things: khả năng quan sát

powers of observation: Most children have great powers of observation

4 [uncount] the practice of obeying a law, rule, or custom: sự tuân thủ (qui tắc,

luật lệ,…)

observation of: the observation of religious customs

observational adjective

observe / Cb’zE:v / verb

1 [transitive] FORMAL to notice someone doing something or something

happening: quan sát, theo dõi

Similar trends may be observed in most modern societies

observe that: James had already observed that she was not listening

observe someone/something doing something: I observed him putting the

watch into his pocket

2 [transitive] to accept and obey something such as a rule or an agreement: tuân

thủ (qui tắc, luật lệ,…)

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The proper procedures must be strictly observed

Rebel forces say they will no longer observe the peace agreement

observer noun [count]

24 report /rI’pc:t / verb

1 [transitive] to produce an official statement or written document about a

particular subject, especially after studying it carefully: báo cáo

The committee will report the results of its investigation tomorrow

2 [transitive] to tell someone in authority about a crime, something dangerous,

etc.: từơng trình

Passers-by reported smoke coming from the abandoned factory

report something to someone: If you see anything suspicious, you must report

it to the appropriate authorities

report doing something: Witnesses reported hearing a loud noise before the

airplane crashed

3 [intransitive or transitive] to give information about something in a news article

or broadcast: tường thuật

The story was reported differently on every channel

report on: Three CNN journalists were sent to report on the conflict

report that: Our sources have reported that the president had lost control of the

country

report: noun

1 [count] a spoken summary or written document that gives information about a

particular subject, situation, or event: bản báo cáo, bản tường trình

According to the police report, the victim died of a knife wound

the company’s annual report

report on: We have to write a short report on the conference

2 [count] a piece of information about an event, that may or may not be true: bản

tin

report of: We’re getting reports of a fresh outbreak of fighting in the region report that: The hospital refused to confirm reports that the nurses are

considering a strike

reporter /rI’pc:tCr/ noun

[count] someone whose job is to write articles or make broadcasts about events

in the news: JOURNALIST: phóng viên

SYNONYMS report » description » story » account

» version

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These are all words for a written or spoken account of events

» report a written or spoken account of an event, especially one that is published or

broadcast: Are these newspaper reports true?

» description a piece of writing or speech that says what sb / sth is like: The catalogue

gives a full description of each product

» story an account, often spoken, of what happened to sb or of how st happened; a report

of events in a newspaper, magazine or news broadcast: It was many years before the full story was made public

» account a written or spoken description of st that has happened: She gave the police a

full account of the incident

A report is always of recent events, especially news An account may be of recent or

past events

» version a description of an event from the point of view of a particular person or group

of people: She gave us her version of what had happened that day.»

25 idea /aI’dIC/ noun

1 [count] a thought that you have about how to do something or how to deal with

something: ý nghĩ, ý tưởng

What a brilliant idea!

idea for: an idea for a new TV show

have an idea: Then I had an idea: We could stay with Mark

get an idea for something: Where do you get the ideas for your stories?

have /get the idea of doing something: Then she got the idea of sending the

poems to a publisher

2 [singular or uncount] information or knowledge that you have about something:

ý niệm, khái niệm, sự hiểu biết qua

idea of: I had only a basic idea of how the machine worked

have no idea (=not know at all): They had no idea what time they were

supposed to arrive

26 come and go

1 to arrive at a place and then leave it:

The woman in the apartment downstairs has people coming and going at all hours

2 to be present or happen for a limited time and then stop:

The pain in my leg comes and goes

(Chân tôi bị đau rồi lại khỏi.)

Governments come and go but does anything really change?

(Các chính phủ thành lập rồi lại suy tàn nhưng thật sự có thay đổi gì không?)

27 loft /lOft/ noun

[count] a space under the roof of a building, often used for storing things: gác xếp

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28 up /Vp/ B function word

Up can be used in the following ways:

as an adverb:

Their voices could be heard up in our room

Mary looked up at him

I stood up

as a preposition:

He climbed up the steps

I set off up the road

as an adjective:

the up escalator

after the verb “to be”:

He was up early the next morning

Food prices are up

I knew something was up

1 in or toward a higher / upright position

Could you help me carry this old trunk up to the attic?

The dog stopped with its ears up and nose twitching

2 moving near to someone/something moving near to someone or something and

then stopping

One of the salespeople came up and asked if she could help

up to: Two women ran up to us, shouting in Spanish

Just go up to him and say hello

3 when an amount increases

Total new car sales were up $3 million over last year

go up: Early last month, fuel prices went up by 3 percent

4 not in bed awake and out of bed

We were up bright and early the next morning

Get up! It’s almost 10:00

I was up till midnight preparing the presentation

29 night shift /naIt SIft/ noun

1 [count] the period of time that people work at night, instead of working during

the day: ca đêm

— opposite DAY SHIFT (DAY)

be on the night shift: Dan’s on the night shift

2 [singular] the people who work during the night

30 volunteer /,vOlVn’tICr/ noun

1 [count] someone who offers to do something without being forced: tình nguyện viên, người xung phong

Can I have a volunteer to erase the chalkboard, please?

volunteer for: Doctors need 50 healthy volunteers for the diet

volunteer verb

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[intransitive] to offer or choose to do something without being forced: tình nguyện

volunteer to do something: An accountant volunteered to help with the wildlife

sanctuary’s accounts

volunteer for: Thirty-two patients volunteered for the research study

voluntary /’vOlCntrI/ adjective

1 a voluntary action is done because you choose to do it, and not because you have to: tình nguyện

an attractive package to encourage voluntary early retirement

The advertising of alcoholic drinks is regulated by a voluntary code

— opposite MANDATORY

voluntarily /’vOlCntrClI / adverb

Did he do it voluntarily, or did you make him?

31 range /reIndZ/ noun

[count] a number of different things that are of the same general type: loại

a wide range of: đủ loại

We stock a wide range of office furniture

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32 delicious /dI’lISCs/ adjective: with a very pleasant taste or smell: thơm, ngon

This sauce is delicious with fish or vegetables

The fruit tasted delicious

absolutely/simply/quite delicious: The cheese is soft and white and absolutely

delicious

deliciously adverb

a deliciously creamy dessert

33 mind /maInd / verb

1 [intransitive or transitive usually in negatives or questions] to feel annoyed,

upset, or unhappy about something: phản đối, cảm thấy phiền lòng

I don’t mind the heat (=the heat is not a problem to me)

not mind somebody doing something: I wouldn’t mind him staying if he

helped around the house

mind if: Do you mind if we use my car tonight?

not mind doing something: I don’t mind going if no one else wants to

2 [transitive] AMERICAN to obey someone, especially a parent or teacher: vâng

lời

You’d better mind me, or you’re going to your room!

do you mind? or if you don’t mind SPOKEN used for getting someone’s permission

to do something

Do you mind?! I was sitting there!

If you don’t mind, I’d rather we wait until tomorrow

would you mind used for asking politely for something

would you mind doing something: Would you mind closing that window?

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