- Bất động sản/riəl ɪˈsteɪt/ (noun): 1. tài sảnˈprɑpərti in the form of land 2. the business of selling houses or landExample:She works in real estate, helping clients buy and sell homes.
- Người môi giới bất động sản/riəl ɪˈsteɪt ˈeɪʤənt/ (noun): someone whose job is to sell houses or land for other people estate agentExample:The real estate agent showed us several houses that fit our budget.
- dịch vụ ăn uống/ˈkeɪ tə rɪŋ/ (noun): the activity of providing and serving food and drinks at parties, meetings etc for moneyExample:The catering company provided delicious food for the wedding reception.
- bữa yến tiệc/ˈbæŋ kwət/ (noun): 1. a formal dinner for many people on an important dịpəˈkeɪʒən. 2. a large and ấn tượngɪmˈpresɪv mealExample:The hotel hosted a grand banquet to celebrate the company's anniversary.
- trấn an/ˌriːəˈʃʊə $ -ˈʃʊr/ (verb): to make someone feel bình tĩnh hơnˈkɑːmər and less lo lắngˈwɜ:rid or hoảng sợˈfrɑɪtənd about a problem or tình huốngˌsɪʧuˈeɪʃən.Example:He tried to reassure her that everything would be fine before the big meeting.
- bản kiểm kê / hàng hóa tồn kho/ˈɪnvəntri $ -tɔːri/ (noun): 1. a list of all the things in a place 2. all the goods in a shop stockExample:The store manager conducted an inventory check to ensure all items were in stock.
- vồ/chộp lấy/ɡræb/ (verb): to take hold of someone or something with a bất ngờˈsʌdən or bạo lựcˈvɑɪələnt hành độngˈmuvmənt snatch.Example:She quickly grabbed her coat before heading out the door.
- từ chối, bỏ lỡ/pæs ˈsʌmθɪŋ ʌp/ (phrasal verb): to not make use of a chance to do something.Example:I don’t think you should pass up the opportunity to go to university.
- cột điện / cột dẫn dây điện thoại/ˈteləˌfoʊn poʊl/ (noun): a tall bằng gỗˈwʊdən pole for hỗ trợsəˈpɔrtɪŋ telephone dây điệnˈwaɪərz telegraph poleExample:The telephone pole was leaning after the strong storm blew through the town.
- sự nhẹ nhõm/rɪˈliːf/ (noun): a feeling of sự thoải máiˈkʌmfərt when something căng thẳngˈfrɑɪtənɪŋ, lo lắngˈwɜ:riɪŋ, or đau đớnˈpeɪnfəl has ended or has not happened →Example:She felt a sense of relief when the exam was finally over.
- Tổng giám đốc điều hành/ˌsiː iː ˈəʊ $ -ˈoʊ/ (noun): the person with the most quyền hạnəˈθɔrəti in a large companyExample:The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) presented the company's growth plan at the meeting.
- phòng họp ban giám đốc/ˈbɔːdruːm/ (noun): a room where the giám đốcdəˈrektərz of a company have meetingsExample:The boardroom was set up for the company's annual meeting with the executives.
- thẻ căn cước/ˌaɪ ˈdiː kɑːd $ -kɑːrd/ (noun): an danh tínhaɪˈdentəti CARDExample:You need to show your ID card to enter the building.
- chủ trì/ʧer/ (verb): to be the chủ tịchˈʧerˌpɜ:rsən of a meeting or ủy bankəˈmɪtiExample:She was asked to chair the meeting and lead the discussion.
- sổ ghi chép/lɔɡ bʊk/ (noun): an official record of events, especially on a hành trìnhˈdʒɜːni in a ship or planeExample:The receptionist wrote the details of the company visit in the log book.
- Kiệt sức/ˌwɔːrn ˈaʊt/ (adjective): very tired because you have been working hard exhaustedExample:I was completely worn out from working overtime yesterday.
- Chứng chỉ tốt nghiệp/dəˈpləʊ mə/ (noun): a document showing that a student has successfully completed their high school or university educationExample 1:college diplomaExample 2:Vocational diploma
- quản trị viên/ədˈmɪ nə streɪ tə/ (noun): someone whose job liên quan đếnɪnˈvɑːlvz managing the work of a company or organizationExample 1:chief administratorExample 2:administrator’s conference
- nghiệp dư/ˈæməˌtʃə/ (adjective): doing something for niềm vui thíchˈpleʒə, or done for pleasure, and not as a jobExample:He is an amateur photographer, still learning the basics.
- chiếc xuồng/kəˈnu:/ (noun): a light hẹp, nhỏˈnærəʊ tàubəʊt which you move dọc theoəˈlɒːŋ in the water with a mái chèoˈpæ dəl.Example:We paddled down the river in a canoe.
- khu vực/ˈriʤən/ (noun): a large area of land, usually without chính xácɪɡˈzækt giới hạnˈlɪməts or biên giớiˈbɔ:rdərz.Example:This region is known for its beautiful mountains
- đợi một lát / giữ chặt/tə hoʊld ɑːn | hoʊld ˈɑːntuː/ (phrasal verb): to keep holding sth/sbExample 1:Hold on, I’ll be right back!Example 2:Hold on to your seat.
- tài khoản công tác phí/ɪkˈspens əˈkɑʊnt/ (noun): an sự sắp xếpəˈreɪnʤmənt by which money spent by sb while they are at work; is later paid back to them by their người chủɪmˈplɔɪər; a record of money spent in this way.Example:He used his expense account to pay for the business lunch.
- không được phép/ʌnˈɔːθəraɪzd/ (adjective): without chính thứcəˈfɪʃəl sự cho phéppərˈmɪʃən.Example:She was given an unauthorized access to the system.
- khiến ai đó buồn/tə ɡet ˌsʌmbədi ˈdaʊn/ (phrasal verb): to make sb feel sad or chán nảndɪˈprest.Example:The bad news really got him down.
- nỗi buồn/ðə bluz/ (noun): cảm giácˈfi: lɪŋz of nỗi buồnˈsæ dnəs.Example:She was feeling down, like she had the blues.
- xua tan/ʧeɪs/ (phrasal verb): to épfɔ:rs sb/sth to run away.Example:The loud noise chased the birds away from the garden.
- chuyến du lịch trọn gói/ˈpækəʤ tʊr/ (noun): a holiday/ vacation that is được tổ chứcˈɔ:rɡəˌnɑɪzd by a company at a cố địnhfɪkst price and that bao gồmɪnˈklu:dz the cost of travel, hotels, etc.Example:We booked a package tour to explore the city’s landmarks.
- du lịch bằng đường biển/kru:z/ (noun): a chuyến điˈʤɜ:r ni by sea, visiting different places, especially as a holiday/ vacation.Example:They went on a cruise to the Caribbean for their vacation.
- có vẻ cổ/ kỳ lạ/kweɪnt/ (adjective): bất thườngənˈju:ʒˌuəl and hấp dẫnəˈtræktɪv, especially in an theo lối cũoʊldˈfæʃənd way.Example:The village had quaint little cottages by the river.
- địa điểm vui chơi giải trí/ˈhɑːtspɑːt/ (noun): a place where there is a lot of activity or giải tríˌentərˈteɪnmənt.Example:The café is a popular hotspot for tourists.
- Chỗ ở/əˌkɑ: məˈdeɪ ʃən/ (noun): a place to live, work or stay in.Example:The hotel provides excellent accommodation for guest
- tiết kiệm/ˌekəˈnɑmɪkəl/ (adjective): not spending more money than cần thiếtˈne səˌse ri.Example:Taking the bus is more economical than driving.
