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No Words Pronunciation English meaningsVietnamesemeanings

Examples

01 amendment m ndmnt

1. The act of changingfor the improvement2. n alteration oraddition! as to a "ill

#. change made "$correction! or addition

1. %& s'a ()i! s&c*i thi+n t,t h-n2!#. %& s'a ()i! s&") sung ch/ thiu

st! sai lm...3

1. %ociet$ ma$ sho4signs of amendmen2.n amendment tothe defence "ill#. We made some

amendments to thedocument.

02 anti5uit$ 6n t 74 t

1. The 5ualit$ of "eingancient or ver$ old2. The far distant past#. The people of ancienttimes! the ancients

1. T8nh tr9ng! ch:tc) x;a! c< 7=2. >?i xa x;a#. Ng;?i (?i x;a!c) nh@n x;a

1. Ahina to4n ofgreat anti5uit$2. Bamous items ofclassical anti5uit$#. Cnventions 4hichare un7no4n to theanti5uit$.

0# boycott " 7 t

To refuse to havedealings 4ith a personor refuse to "u$ aproduct as a protest ormeans of coercion

TD$ cha$

The main oppositioparties are"o$cotting theelections.

0 crusade 7ru se d

1. n$ of the militar$expeditions underta7enin the 11thF1#th centur$"$ the Ahristian po4ersto recapture the Gol$

Hand from the Iuslims2. vigorous anddedicated action ormovement in favor of aspecific cause

1. AuJc viKnchinh chL thMp

2. Ahin dch ha$cuJc vMn (Jng lOn

2. Ge 4as leading areligious crusade

that did not respectnational "oundaries

0 emancipate m6ns pe t

1. To free from"ondage! oppression! orrestraintQ li"erate.2. To release a child3

from the control ofparents or a guardian.

Ri*i phng phSnL! ng;?i n l+...3

The 4ar 4hichpreserved the Unioand emancipated th

slaves.

0 impeach m pi t

1. To ma7e anaccusation againsts.o2. To raise dou"tsQdiscredit or disparage

1. uJc tJi!t, cXo2. RiYm pha! nix:u! "i nhZ ha$"[t l/i! ch\ trXch

1. Gis veracit$ can"e impeached.2. n oppositionmove to impeach thPresident.

0] laisse^Ffaire l_s`f@r` doctrine that opposesgovernmental regulationin commerce "e$ond the

>;bc t& do 7inhdoanh " h9n ch mc t,i thiu3

The doctrine oflaisse^Ffaire andun"ridled

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minimum necessar$ fora freeFenterprise s$stemto operate according toits o4n economic la4s

individualism.

0 li"erate l " re t

1. To set something free!as from oppressionor

foreign control.2. To release a gas3from com"ination.#. To o"tain "$ illegal orstealth$ action

1. Phng thch! tr*

t& do cho ai2. Th* ga! gi*iphng 7h#. TrJm c;Op! l:$ca ai cXi g8

1. Go4 committed the leadership toli"erating its people

from povert$2. The Aj2 isli"erated freel$.#. Ge tried to sellappliances li"eratedduring the riot.

0k renaissance r ne sns

1. re"irth or revival2. revival ofintellectual or artistic

achievement and vigor#. jf! relating to! orcharacteristic of theenaissance or itsartistic and intellectual4or7s and st$les.

1. %& phSc h;ng

2. Th?i phSc h;ng#. thuJc3 Th?i 7phSc h;ng

1. Popular art isexperiencing arenaissance.

2. The enaissanceat its "est.#. enaissance4riters are oftenpraised in the 1#th.

10 sovereign s vr n

1. %elfFgoverning or

independent2. Gaving supreme ran7or po4er over sth#. Paramount! supreme

1. A ch 5u$n2. T,i 5u$n#. T,i cao

1. The ussianBederation declareditself to "e asovereign repu"lic.

2. Wild garlic! asovereign remed$ inan$ healers chest.#. No contract cana"solutel$ restrain asovereign po4er.

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11 jrthodox qd 7s Bollo4ingor conformingtothe traditionalorgenerall$ acceptedrulesor"eliefsofareligion!philosoph$! orpractice.

Ahnh th,ng Burkesviewswereorthodox in his tim

12 Cn5uisition 74 ^ 3n

1. periodofprolongedand intensive 5uestioning.

2. theInquisition3 n ecclesiasticaltri"unalesta"lished"$ PopeRregor$

C circa 12#2 forthe suppressionof heres$.

1. %& (iu tra!s& thDm trachnh thcca to Xn3

2. s' hZc3 ToXn d giXo

1. She relentedin

her determine

nquisition

and offeredhe

2.

1# Peasant p ^3nt poorsmallholderor agriculturalla"oureroflo4social statuschiefl$inhistoricaluseor 4ithreferencetosu"sistencefarmingi

npoorercountries3.

Nng d@n As a result, poorpeasants might fin

themselves paing

their does to a

wealth peasant,

and never see the

lord at all.

1 Ios5ue m s7 Iuslim place of4orship

Nh th? Gi giXo !rom the top, wecan see mosques,

churches and

snagogues and

graveard after

graveard.

1 %$nagogue s n 1. "uildingin4hich e4smeetfor

religious4orshipor instruction.2. n occasionon

4hich e4smeetin as$nagogue forreligious 4orshipandinstruction.

1. RiXo (;?ngwo thXi

2. GJi (9o wothXi

1. "uring the pas

few ears # hav

$een giving

workshops on t

pscholog of

praer at

temples,

snagogues, an

%ewish $ook fa

nationwide.

2. &ot longer afte

that m mother

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$egan to attend

li$eral

snagogue, and

'oined her.

1 Aonservative

7n s vt v person 4hois averseto changeand

holdstraditionalvalues.

Ng;?i "*o th (e remains aconservative in

constitutional

matters.

1] Beudalism fu dl ^3m

The dominantsocials$steminmedievalEurope! in4hich the no"ilit$heldlands from theAro4ninexchangefor militar$service! and vassals4ere

in turn tenantsofthe no"les! 4hilethepeasantsvilleinsor serfs34ere o"ligedto liveontheir lordysland and givehim homage! la"our!and a share oftheproduce!notionall$in

exchangefor militar$protection.

Ah (J phong7in

)f course, if we

were to ask a

medieval king to

descri$e feudalism

he would not reall

know what is was

were asking of him

1 IedievalalsoIediaeval3

m d i v3l 1. elating to theIiddle ages

2. informalesem"lingor li7enedtotheIiddle ges!especiall$ in"eing cruel!uncivili^

ed! orprimitive.

1. ThuJc th?iTrung c)

2. ziu Trung c)

1. *he authorit o

the earl

medieval +hurc

in ngland was

no different to

that of an othe

landowner.

2. -ithoutotherpeoplear

und# wouldlet

m

flat degenerate

to medieval

levels ofsqualo

1k ristocrac$ ar st 7rsi 1. The highestclassincertain societies!

1. Tng lOp 5u{tJc.

1.1. Ahnh ph

1. +lasses are

o$vious there

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t$picall$ comprisingpeopleof no"le"irthholding hereditar$titlesand offices.

1.1. form ofgovernment in 4hichpo4er is held "$

the no"ilit$.1.2. state in

4hich governingpo4er is held "$the no"ilit$.

1.#. groupregardedasprivilegedorsuperiorinaparticularsphere.

ca tng lOp5u{ tJc thngtr.

1.2. Ah (J5u{ tJc.

1.#. NhLngng;?i ti\u "iu

nh:t

were the

aristocrac, the

middle class or

$ourgeois, and

course the

peasantr or

rustic class.

1.1. Aristotleproduced a

complex

taxonom of

constitutions, th

three main tpe

of which are

monarch,

aristocrac, an

democrac.1.2.

1./. #n more

recent ears the

new aristocrac

of the pop worl

have changed t

cit0s landscap

in their own

glamorous wa

20 ourgeois " 4 1. elongingto orcharacteristic ofthe middle class!t$picall$ 4ithreference toitsperceivedmaterialisticvaluesorconventionalattitudes.

2. Cn Iarxistcontexts3upholdingtheinterestsof capitalismQ not communist.

#. "ourgeois person

1. thuJc3 giaic:p t; s*n.

2. T; s*n#. Ng;?i t; s*n

1. #n fact,

throughout the

1th centur, th

!rench state w

a $ourgeois sta

which echoed

middleclass

needs and valu

2. At one point,

+ommunists sa

that $ourgeois

democrac was

step forward

from feudalism/. At the end of

13, a group o

student re$els

accused 4i of

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