Vocabulary
Subcategories
Words
serendipity
The occurrence of happy or beneficial events by accident or chance, often when you are looking for something entirely different.
specify
To clearly state or describe something in exact, explicit detail.
arguement
A common misspelling of the word argument, which refers to an angry disagreement between people or a set of reasons given to support a particular opinion or idea.
bilingual
An adjective describing a person who can speak two languages fluently, or something that uses two languages.
clutch
A noun or adjective referring to a device for gripping, a tight grasp, or a critical, high-stakes moment that requires decisive action. As a verb, it means to grasp tightly.
gần 20 năm
almost 20 years; nearly 20 years
cùng các căn hộ
along with the apartments / together with the apartments
chagrin
Annoyance, embarrassment, or disappointment caused by a failure, rejection, or minor humiliation.
rendezvous
A pre-arranged meeting place or meeting between two or more people, often one that is secret or romantic.
epitome
A person or thing that is a perfect example of a particular quality or type; also a brief summary of a written work.
nonsense
Speech, writing, or ideas that are considered meaningless, illogical, or untrue; something that makes no sense.
Execrable
Extremely bad or unpleasant; hateful
Appurtenant
Belonging or attached to something as a part, accessory, or right, especially in legal property contexts.
liên quan đến quyền
related to rights, concerning legal or entitlements
contrast
The state or act of comparing two or more things to highlight their differences; a clear difference between two or more compared entities.
seperate
A common misspelling of the word separate, which means to divide into distinct parts or keep apart from others.
đời sau
next life; future generations; later life
dire
Extremely serious, urgent, or dreadful; indicating a desperate or terrible situation.
paragon
A person or thing regarded as a perfect or quintessential example of a particular quality.
nuance
A subtle, slight, or fine distinction or variation in meaning, expression, color, or tone that is not usually obvious on the surface.
mnemonic
A technique or system designed to help improve memory retention and recall of information.
指诈骗
to refer to fraud; to point out fraud
verisimilitude
the quality of seeming true or real, especially in art or literature
perspicacious
Having a sharp insight or keen understanding of things; able to perceive clearly.
cacophony
A harsh, discordant mixture of loud sounds
đồng nghĩa với việ
synonymous with Vietnam
tư cần nắm rõ
A Vietnamese idiom meaning you must remember clearly or grasp clearly.
可应用
applicable; able to be applied or used
Depth
The measurement of how far something extends downward from a surface; also the intensity, complexity, or profundity of something, such as knowledge, emotion, or thought.
Desiderate
To feel a strong desire for something; to wish or long for
deadness
the state of being dead, or a lack of energy, emotion, excitement, or feeling
Ado
Fuss, trouble, or unnecessary excitement over something unimportant.
Acclamation
A loud and enthusiastic expression of approval or praise; a method of voting where approval is shown by a general shout, no formal ballot.
majesty
A term used to refer to royal dignity or greatness; also a title of honor for a king, queen, or other sovereign.
Fatuity
Silly or foolish behavior, speech, or ideas; something that is foolish or pointless.
Evoke
A verb that means to bring a feeling, memory, image, or response into the mind, or to summon something (such as a spirit) supernaturally.
Eviscerate
To remove the internal organs from a body or cavity; also, to figuratively remove the essential parts of something or severely criticize something
Desuetude
The state of no longer being used or practiced; disuse
Deprecate
To strongly disapprove of something; in software development, to mark a feature as outdated and advise against future use.
Deem
To judge or consider something in a particular way
Culprit
A person who is responsible for a crime or other wrong act; also, the source of a problem.
Common
Occurring, found, or done frequently; usual, ordinary, or widespread; shared by or belonging to all members of a community
Liên quan đến
Relating to; concerning; connected with
niche
A specialized, targeted segment of a market, population, or activity; also a small recessed space in a wall.
Sự khác biệt bắt nguồn
A difference that originates or comes from a specific source
từ việc nhận
from receiving; since the act of receiving
余地
Room for action, interpretation, or maneuvering; margin; leeway
caveat
A warning or condition that details a specific restriction or requirement before an agreement or action is taken.