H16YS-6A-2102-reminder - Phrasal verb Ielts | Đại học Hoa Sen

REMINDER  (Da󰈨n do)
Fri,Jun4-2021 Classcode(Mãlớp): H16YS-6A-2102
Teacher(s) (Giáoviên): 
TeachingAssistant(s) (Trợgiảng): 
MitchellAllenMiller 
NguyễnChínhĐông(0903871393)         
Today’sLesson(Nộidungbàihọcngàyhômnay)   
Vocabulary:UseyourEnglish:page51  Phrasalverbs  Getaway 
Go on holiday or for a short break Đi du li󰈨ch, nghı󰈖 mat Hangout  Spend time socially Đi chơi Moveinto  Start living in a place Do󰈨n vao ơ󰈖 Moveout  Leave a place you live Do󰈨n đi
to become familiar with a place
Settledown  and to feel happy and conident in O󰈝n đi󰈨nh it
Collocations&Expressions 
Night on the town: an evening when you go to various places and enjoy entertainment
such as dancing , eating in a restaurant , or drinking in a bar
Ghost town: a town that used to be busy and have a lot of people living in it, but is now empty
Hometown: the place where you were born or lived as a child
Paintthetownred: to go to a lot of different bars, clubs, etc. and enjoy yourself
Talkofthetown: to be what everyone is talking about
Townhall: a building containing local government ofices and, in Britain, usually a h all fo r
public meetings, concerts, etc. Vocabulary 
the quality of being dense; the Density
(n) degree to which something is dense Ma󰈨t đo󰈨 /ˈdensəti/
(ma󰈨t đo󰈨)  
a way of describing a city or an area “Khu rưng be tong”
that is unpleasant because it has Concretejungle (n)
Dung đe󰈜 chı󰈖 thanh
many large modern buildings and no pho󰈘 khong co cay trees or parks xanh
Leadabusylife 
(v)  To live a busy life Ba󰈨n ro󰈨n
the way of life of people living and
working in a large city where people Cuo󰈨c đua tranh
Theratrace 
(n) compete in an aggressive way with
quye󰈘t lie󰈨t (đe󰈜 kie󰈘m
each other in order to be more so󰈘ng)
successful, earn more money, etc. Thrive
to become, and continue to be, (v) Phat trie󰈜n /θraɪv/
successful, strong, healthy, etc.
Inthefastlane
where things are most exciting and (n) So󰈘ng vo󰈨i va /ˈfɑːstleɪn/ where a lot is happening  
Vocabulary:UseyourEnglish:page39 
Phrasalverbs 
He invented a new game, but it Catchon
to become popular or fashionable never really caught on. The government's economic
to receive something, especially Comeinfor  something unpleasant
policies have come in for a lot of criticism. Goaround  circulate
to do as well as or be as good as He failed to live up to his Liveupto  other people expect you to parents' expectations.
to think that you are better than She looks down on people who
Lookdownon  somebody/something haven't been to college. to begin to do something, Startout  to start out in business
especially in business or work Vocabulary  The condition prevents Circulate
To move continuously around a place or (v)  the blood from /ˈsɜːkjəleɪt/ system circulating freely. Prepositions  Inpublic/private Underpressure Come ata price
Onsomebody’s behalf:
Tosomebody’s astonishment: Onall accounts: Behindthe scenes Withouta doubt        