wear and tear,(collocation),/weər ənd teər/,"sự hao mòn và hư hỏng =the damage that happens to an object in ordinary use during a period",The insurance policy does not cover damage caused by normal [wear and tear].
The living-room carpet has to stand up to the combined [wear and tear] of two dogs and three children.
Seat covers on buses take a lot of [wear and tear].,"",[sound:wear_and_tear_uk.mp3],[sound:Seat_covers_on_buses_take_a_lot_of_wear_and_tear._us.mp3] wear away,(phrasal verb),/weər əˈweɪ/,"bào mòn đi, xóa mờ đi =to become, or make something become, gradually thinner or smoother by continuously using or rubbing it","The inscription on the coin had [worn away]
The steps had been [worn away] by the feet of thousands of people.
In some diseases, the protective layer in a joint [wears away].","",[sound:wear_away_uk.mp3],"[sound:In_some_diseases,_the_protective_layer_in_a_joint_wears_away._us.mp3]" wood,(n),/wʊd/,"rừng =an area of trees, smaller than a forest",an oak [wood]
We went for a walk in the [woods] after lunch.
Beyond them lay a dense [wood].,"",[sound:wood_uk.mp3],[sound:Beyond_them_lay_a_dense_wood._us.mp3] wooden,(adj),/ˈwʊd.ən/,"Bằng gỗ. =made of wood.","a [wooden] box.
The house was surrounded by a tall, [wooden] fence
Stir the mixture with a [wooden] spoon.","",[sound:wooden_uk.mp3],[sound:Stir_the_mixture_with_a_wooden_spoon._us.mp3]