study4/result/Crime and punishment (Tội phạm và hình phạt)/study4_anki_deck/study4_anki.csv

1	abduct	(v)	/æbˈdʌkt/	Bắt cóc, cuỗm đi, lừa đem đi =to take somebody away illegally, especially using force [synonym] kidnap	He had attempted to [abduct] the two children<br>The company director was [abducted] from his car by terrorists.<br>She was charged with [abducting] a six-month-old child.	<img src="paste-2336462209324.jpg">	[sound:abduct_uk.mp3]	[sound:She_was_charged_with_abducting_a_six-month-old_child._us.mp3]
2	abductor	(n)	/æbˈdʌk.tər/	Người bắt cóc, người cuỗm đi, người lừa đem đi. =a person who abducts somebody	She was tortured by her [abductors].<br>It is thought that the woman might have known her [abductor]<br>One lanky youth from Emerson College, who was a star track man, soon caught up with the fleeing [abductor].	<img src="20142728-Kidnapper-threating-a-businessman-with-a-gun-Stock-Photo-kidnapper.jpg">	[sound:abductor_uk.mp3]	[sound:One_lanky_youth_from_Emerson_College,_who_was_a_star_track_man,_soon_caught_up_with_the_fleeing_abductor._us.mp3]
3	abide	(v)	/əˈbaɪd/	Tôn trọng, giữ, tuân theo, chịu theo; trung thành với. =(formal) to accept and act according to a law, an agreement, etc. (+ by)	You'll have to [abide] by the rules of the club.<br>We will [abide] by their decision<br>The department is preparing to name firms that fail to [abide] by the code.	<img src="real-estateb-law-jan-12-breakout.png">	[sound:abide_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_department_is_preparing_to_name_firms_that_fail_to_abide_by_the_code._us.mp3]
4	abolish	(v)	/əˈbɒl.ɪʃ/	bãi bỏ, huỷ bỏ. =to officially end a law, a system or an institution	This tax should be [abolished].<br>I think bullfighting should be [abolished]<br>National Service was [abolished] in the UK in 1962.	<img src="no-guns-icon-450x437.jpg">	[sound:abolish_uk.mp3]	[sound:National_Service_was_abolished_in_the_UK_in_1962._us.mp3]
5	accuse	(v)	/əˈkjuːz/	Cáo buộc, buộc tội, kết tội; tố cáo. =to say that somebody has done something wrong or is guilty of something	to [accuse] somebody of murder/theft<br>She [accused] him of lying.<br>He was [accusing] my mum of having an affair with another man.	<img src="paste-2714419331940.jpg">	[sound:accuse_uk.mp3]	[sound:He_was_accusing_my_mum_of_having_an_affair_with_another_man._us.mp3]
6	acquit	(v)	/əˈkwɪt/	Tha bổng, tha tội, tuyên bố trắng án. =to decide and state officially in court that somebody is not guilty of a crime. [opposite]convict	The jury [acquitted] him of murder.<br>Both defendants were [acquitted].<br>She was [acquitted] on all charges.	<img src="C-_7upfWsAM6hTN.jpg">	[sound:acquit_uk.mp3]	[sound:She_was_acquitted_on_all_charges._us.mp3]
7	administrative	(adj)	/ədˈmɪn.ɪ.strə.tɪv/	(Thuộc) Hành chính, (thuộc) quản trị. (Thuộc) Chính quyền, (thuộc) nhà nước =connected with organizing the work of a business or an institution	[administrative] affairs — công việc nhà nước, công việc quản lý [administrative] power — chính quyền<br>Your responsibilities will be mainly [administrative].<br>Other industries have had to sack managers to reduce [administrative] costs.	<img src="secretary-on-phone.jpg">	[sound:administrative_uk.mp3]	[sound:Other_industries_have_had_to_sack_managers_to_reduce_administrative_costs._us.mp3]
8	arson	(n)	/ˈɑː.sən/	Sự cố ý gây nên hoả hoạn; sự đốt phá (nhà, cửa ) =the crime of intentionally starting a fire in order to damage or destroy something, especially a building	He was convicted in his absence and is now wanted on suspicion of committing [arson] with intent to endanger life.<br>Police suspect [arson].<br>They vented their anger by carrying out [arson] attacks.	<img src="paste-3264175145585.jpg">	[sound:arson_uk.mp3]	[sound:They_vented_their_anger_by_carrying_out_arson_attacks._us.mp3]
9	arsonist	(n)	/ˈɑː.sən.ɪst/	Kẻ cố ý gây nên hoả hoạn; kẻ đốt phá (nhà, cửa ) =a person who commits the crime of arson	Evidence suggested the blaze could be the work of [arsonists].<br>The declaration states that an [arsonist] set fire to the insured's home, and the fire was extinguished one day later.<br>The present station was opened in the late 1960s after the original buildings were destroyed by an [arsonist].	<img src="paste-3401614099262.jpg">	[sound:arsonist_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_present_station_was_opened_in_the_late_1960s_after_the_original_buildings_were_destroyed_by_an_arsonist._us.mp3]
10	authority	(n)	/ɔːˈθɒr.ɪ.ti/	nhà cầm quyền, nhà chức trách, nhà đương cục. =the people or an organization who have the power to make decisions or who have a particular area of responsibility in a country or region	The health [authorities] are investigating the problem.<br>I have to report this to the [authorities].<br>the immigration [authorities]	<img src="paste-6493990553467.jpg">	[sound:authority_uk.mp3]	[sound:the_immigration_authorities_us.mp3]
11	behalf	(noun)	/bɪˈhɑːf/	thay mặt cho, nhân danh. =as the representative of somebody or instead of them	On [behalf] of the department I would like to thank you all.<br>Mr Knight cannot be here, so his wife will accept the prize on his [behalf].<br>We will continue working on [behalf] of the public across the issues of human rights, equality and fairness.	<img src="paste-1816771166772.jpg">	[sound:behalf_uk.mp3]	[sound:We_will_continue_working_on_behalf_of_the_public_across_the_issues_of_human_rights,_equality_and_fairness._us.mp3]
12	burglar	(n)	/ˈbɜː.ɡlər/	Kẻ trộm đêm; kẻ trộm bẻ khoá, kẻ trộm đào ngạch =a person who enters a building illegally in order to steal	[Burglars] broke into the gallery and stole dozens of priceless paintings<br>It was brave of you to chase after the [burglar]<br>No household security devices will protect you against the determined [burglar].	<img src="8986699110.jpg">	[sound:burglar_uk.mp3]	[sound:No_household_security_devices_will_protect_you_against_the_determined_burglar._us.mp3]
13	burglary	(n)	/ˈbɜː.ɡlər.i/	Ăn trộm đêm; ăn trộm bẻ khoá, ăn trộm đào ngạch =the crime of entering a building illegally and stealing things from it [synonym] housebreaking	Several men were questioned by police yesterday about the [burglary].<br>Simpson, aged 19, was convicted on two charges of [burglary].<br>The latest crime figures show a sharp rise in [burglaries].	<img src="man-breaking-into-home.jpg">	[sound:burglary_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_latest_crime_figures_show_a_sharp_rise_in_burglaries._us.mp3]
14	capital punishment	(n)	/ˌkæp.ɪ.təl ˈpʌn.ɪʃ.mənt/	án tử hình =punishment by death (=death penalty)	Public opinion was in favour of bringing back [capital punishment].<br>Most democracies have abolished [capital punishment].<br>Three quarters oppose [capital punishment] for the murder of police officers.	<img src="paste-3113851289996.jpg">	[sound:capital_punishment_uk.mp3]	[sound:Three_quarters_oppose_capital_punishment_for_the_murder_of_police_officers._us.mp3]
15	combat	(v)	/kəmˈbæt/	Đánh nhau, chiến đấu. =to stop something unpleasant or harmful from happening or from getting worse	measures to [combat] crime/inflation/unemployment/disease.<br>The government is spending millions of dollars in its attempt to [combat] drug abuse<br>I have to [combat] this constant desire to eat chocolate.	<img src="paste-2267742732825.jpg">	[sound:combat_uk.mp3]	[sound:I_have_to_combat_this_constant_desire_to_eat_chocolate._us.mp3]
16	commit	(v)	/kəˈmɪt/	thực hiện hành vi phạm pháp =to do something wrong or illegal	to [commit] murder/adultery<br>Most crimes are [committed] by young men.<br>This is a man who has [committed] murder.	<img src="paste-6506875454210.jpg">	[sound:commit_uk.mp3]	[sound:This_is_a_man_who_has_committed_murder._us.mp3]
17	conscious	(adj)	/ˈkɒn.ʃəs/	(hành động, ý định) cố tình, cố ý =(of actions, feelings, etc ) deliberate or controlled	to make a [conscious] decision<br>I made a [conscious] effort to get there on time.<br>a [conscious] act of cruelty	<img src="deliberate-practice-violin.jpg">	[sound:conscious_uk.mp3]	[sound:a_conscious_act_of_cruelty_us.mp3]
18	contend	(v)	/kənˈtend/	Dám chắc rằng, cho rằng =to say that something is true, especially in an argument [synonym] maintain	I would [contend] that the minister's thinking is flawed on this point<br>The lawyer [contended] (that) her client had never been near the scene of the crime.<br>The government [contends] that he is fundamentalist.	<img src="debate.jpg">	[sound:contend_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_government_contends_that_he_is_fundamentalist._us.mp3]
19	convict	(v)	/kənˈvɪkt/	Kết án, tuyên bố có tội =to decide and state officially in court that somebody is guilty of a crime	a [convicted] murderer<br>He was [convicted of fraud.<br>There wasn't enough evidence to [convict] her.	<img src="GTY_supreme_court_cases_jef_131003_33x16_1600.jpg">	[sound:convict_uk.mp3]	[sound:There_wasn't_enough_evidence_to_convict_her._us.mp3]
20	convict	(n)	/ˈkɒn.vɪkt/	người bị kết án tù =a person who has been found guilty of a crime and sent to prison an escaped convict	an escaped [convict]<br>The novel begins with Pip's meeting with an escaped [convict] from the prison ship.<br>The review was commissioned after a 2019 attack near London Bridge in which Usman Khan, an Islamist [convict] who had been released early from prison, killed two people.	<img src="BusterKeaton_Convict_13_scene-e1447876419514.jpg">	[sound:convict_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_review_was_commissioned_after_a_2019_attack_near_London_Bridge_in_which_Usman_Khan,_an_Islamist_convict_who_had_been_released_early_from_prison,_killed_two_people._us.mp3]
21	correlate	(v)	/ˈkɒr.ə.leɪt/	Có tương quan với nhau =if two or more facts, figures, etc	A high-fat diet [correlates] with a greater risk of heart disease.<br>The average speed of the vehicles [correlates] closely with the severity of the accident caused.<br>Obesity [correlates] with increased risk for hypertension and stroke.	<img src="Illustration10-451x302.jpg">	[sound:correlate_uk.mp3]	[sound:Obesity_correlates_with_increased_risk_for_hypertension_and_stroke._us.mp3]
22	crime	(n)	/kraɪm/	Tội ác, trọng tội, tội =activities that involve breaking the law	an increase in violent [crime]<br>Stores spend more and more on [crime] prevention every year.<br>petty/serious [crime]	<img src="Top-10-Things-Which-Lead-People-To-Crime6.jpg">	[sound:crime_uk.mp3]	[sound:petty_serious_crime_us.mp3]
23	criminal	(n)	/ˈkrɪm.ɪ.nəl/	Kẻ phạm tội, tội phạm. =someone who commits a crime Kẻ phạm tội, tội phạm.	Today's problem child may be tomorrow's [criminal].<br>The police officer told the [criminal] that he had the right to remain silent.<br>A group of gunmen attacked a prison and set free nine [criminals] in Moroto.	<img src="paste-1065151889768.jpg">	[sound:criminal_uk.mp3]	[sound:A_group_of_gunmen_attacked_a_prison_and_set_free_nine_criminals_in_Moroto._us.mp3]
24	deliberate	(adj)	/dɪˈlɪbərət/	Có tính toán, cố ý, chủ tâm =done on purpose rather than by accident [synonym] intentional, planned [opposite] unintentional	a [deliberate] act of vandalism<br>The speech was a [deliberate] attempt to embarrass the government.<br>It has a [deliberate] policy to introduce world art to Britain.	<img src="practice_1470756627999.jpg">	[sound:deliberate_uk.mp3]	[sound:It_has_a_deliberate_policy_to_introduce_world_art_to_Britain._us.mp3]
25	deter	(v)	/dɪˈtɜr/	Ngăn cản, ngăn chặn, cản trở; làm nản lòng, làm nhụt chí, làm thoái chí. =to make somebody decide not to do something or continue doing something, especially by making them understand the difficulties and unpleasant results of their actions	I told him I wasn't interested, but he wasn't [deterred].<br>The high price of the service could [deter] people from seeking advice.<br>Supporters of the death penalty argue that it would [deter]criminals from carrying guns.	<img src="aid1632841-v4-728px-Deter-Thieves-with-a-Video-Monitoring-System-Step-1-Version-3.jpg">	[sound:deter_uk.mp3]	[sound:Supporters_of_the_death_penalty_argue_that_it_would_detercriminals_from_carrying_guns._us.mp3]
26	deterrent	(n)	/dɪˈter.ənt/	(tính từ)Để ngăn cản, để ngăn chặn, để cản trở Làm nản lòng, làm nhụt chí, làm thoái chí. (danh từ)Cái ngăn cản, cái ngăn chặn. Cái làm nản lòng, cái làm nhụt chí, cái làm thoái chí. =(adj)making somebody less likely to do something. (n)something that deters people from doing something	a [deterrent] effect.<br>Tougher prison sentences may act/serve as a [deterrent] to other would-be offenders.<br>They seriously believe that capital punishment is a [deterrent].	<img src="paste-1417339208992.jpg">	[sound:deterrent_uk.mp3]	[sound:They_seriously_believe_that_capital_punishment_is_a_deterrent._us.mp3]
27	elusive	(adj)	/iˈluː.sɪv/	Hay lảng tránh (người ); có tính chất lảng tránh, có tính chất thoái thác (câu trả lời). Khó nắm (ý nghĩa ) =difficult to describe, find, achieve, or remember	Eric, as [elusive] as ever, was nowhere to be found.<br>the [elusive] concept of 'literature'<br>A solution to the problem of toxic waste is proving [elusive].	<img src="1b2497a4f3f87ae1e51f585a099bee50.jpg">	[sound:elusive_uk.mp3]	[sound:A_solution_to_the_problem_of_toxic_waste_is_proving_elusive._us.mp3]
28	enact	(v)	/ɪˈnækt/	Ban hành (đạo luật) =to pass a law	A package of economic sanctions is to be [enacted] against the country<br>legislation [enacted] by parliament<br>The authorities have failed so far to [enact] a law allowing unrestricted emigration.	<img src="avas_law_feature.jpg">	[sound:enact_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_authorities_have_failed_so_far_to_enact_a_law_allowing_unrestricted_emigration._us.mp3]
29	enforce	(v)	/ɪnˈfɔːs/	Bắt tôn trọng, bắt tuân theo; đem thi hành (luật lệ) =to make sure that people obey a particular law or rule	It's the job of the police to [enforce] the law.<br>It isn't always easy for the police to [enforce] speed limits<br>The new teacher had failed to [enforce] any sort of discipline.	<img src="csgiaothong_qzzi.jpg">	[sound:enforce_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_new_teacher_had_failed_to_enforce_any_sort_of_discipline._us.mp3]
30	enforceable	(adj)	/ɪnˈfɔː.sə.bəl/	(Pháp lí) Có thể đem thi hành. =(of a law or rule) that somebody in authority can make people obey	A gambling debt is not legally [enforceable]<br>The contract may not be legally [enforceable] if it is not drawn up correctly.<br>This Human Rights Act is [enforceable] in the ordinary courts.	<img src="Signature-Block.jpg">	[sound:enforceable_uk.mp3]	[sound:This_Human_Rights_Act_is_enforceable_in_the_ordinary_courts._us.mp3]
31	enforcement	(n)	/ɪnˈfɔːs.mənt/	Sự thúc ép, sự ép buộc. Sự bắt tôn trọng, sự bắt tuân theo; sự đem thi hành (luật lệ). =the act of making people obey a particular law or rule	strict [enforcement] of regulations<br>law [enforcement] officers<br>The assistant treasurer also pointed to more aggressive [enforcement] activity accompanying policy changes.	<img src="paste-1644972475016.jpg">	[sound:enforcement_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_assistant_treasurer_also_pointed_to_more_aggressive_enforcement_activity_accompanying_policy_changes._us.mp3]
32	fine	(n)	/faɪn/	Tiền phạt. =a sum of money that must be paid as punishment for breaking a law or rule	a parking [fine]<br>Offenders will be liable to a heavy [fine] (= one that costs a lot of money).<br>Under the new law, motorists face [fines] of up to £1 000.	<img src="fine.png">	[sound:fine_uk.mp3]	[sound:Under_the_new_law,_motorists_face_fines_of_up_to_£1_000._us.mp3]
33	fraud	(n)	/frɔːd/	tội lừa đảo chiếm đoạt tài sản =the crime of getting money by deceiving people	She was charged with credit card [fraud].<br>property that has been obtained by [fraud]<br>a $100 million [fraud]	<img src="computer-fraud.jpg">	[sound:fraud_uk.mp3]	[sound:a_$100_million_fraud_us.mp3]
34	fraudster	(n)	/ˈfrɔːd.stər/	kẻ lừa đảo =a person who commits fraud (in other words,someone who gets money by deceiving people)	New measures are needed to prevent [fraudsters] opening bank accounts with stolen cheques.<br>The [fraudsters] use that information to access your account and take your money.<br>Some recruitment websites are run by [fraudsters] attempting to steal personal details to commit identity fraud.	<img src="phone-scam-760.jpg">	[sound:fraudster_uk.mp3]	[sound:Some_recruitment_websites_are_run_by_fraudsters_attempting_to_steal_personal_details_to_commit_identity_fraud._us.mp3]
35	guard	(v)	/ɡɑːrd/	Bảo vệ; gác, canh giữ. =to protect property, places or people from attack or danger	The dog was [guarding] its owner's luggage.<br>political leaders [guarded] by the police<br>You can't get in; the whole place is [guarded].	<img src="paste-6416681140583.jpg">	[sound:guard_uk.mp3]	[sound:You_can't_get_in;_the_whole_place_is_guarded._us.mp3]
36	guilt	(n)	/ɡɪlt/	cảm giác có lỗi, cảm giác hối lỗi =a feeling of worry or unhappiness that you have because you have done something wrong, such as causing harm to another person	He suffered such feelings of [guilt] over leaving his children.<br>She remembered with a pang of [guilt] that she hadn't called her mother.<br>Her emotions had ranged from anger to [guilt] in the space of a few seconds.	<img src="paste-2353642078858.jpg">	[sound:guilt_uk.mp3]	[sound:Her_emotions_had_ranged_from_anger_to_guilt_in_the_space_of_a_few_seconds._us.mp3]
37	guilty	(adj)	/ˈɡɪl.ti/	Có tội, phạm tội, tội lỗi. =having done something illegal; being responsible for something bad that has happened	The jury has to decide whether a person is [guilty] or innocent of a crime.<br>A person accused of a crime is presumed innocent until proven [guilty].<br>He pleaded [guilty] to causing actual bodily harm.	<img src="guilt.jpg">	[sound:guilty_uk.mp3]	[sound:He_pleaded_guilty_to_causing_actual_bodily_harm._us.mp3]
38	harsh	(adj)	/hɑːʃ/	Gay gắt; khe khắt, ác nghiệt, khắc nghiệt, cay nghiệt; nhẫn tâm, tàn nhẫn. =unpleasant, unkind, cruel, or more severe than is necessary	[harsh] criticism<br>The children had had a [harsh] upbringing.<br>We thought the punishment was rather [harsh] for such a minor offence.	<img src="paste-1073741824580.jpg">	[sound:harsh_uk.mp3]	[sound:We_thought_the_punishment_was_rather_harsh_for_such_a_minor_offence._us.mp3]
39	homicide	(n)	/ˈhɒmɪsaɪd/	Hành động giết người; tội giết người. =the crime of killing somebody deliberately [synonym] murder	He was convicted of [homicide].<br>The number of [homicides] in the city has risen sharply.<br>The police arrived at the scene of the [homicide].	<img src="paste-3204045603266.jpg">	[sound:homicide_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_police_arrived_at_the_scene_of_the_homicide._us.mp3]
40	impose	(v)	/ɪmˈpəʊz/	Đánh (thuế ); bắt chịu, bắt gánh vác, bắt cáng đáng. =to force someone to accept something to officially force a rule, tax, punishment, etc to be obeyed or received (+ on, upon)	Very high taxes have recently been [imposed] on cigarettes.<br>Judges are [imposing] increasingly heavy fines for minor driving offences.<br>I don't want them to [impose] their religious beliefs on my children	<img src="16-1.jpg">	[sound:impose_uk.mp3]	[sound:I_don't_want_them_to_impose_their_religious_beliefs_on_my_children_us.mp3]
41	imprison	(v)	/ɪmˈprɪz.ən/	Bỏ tù, tống giam, giam cầm. (Nghĩa bóng) Giam hãm, o bế. =to put somebody in a prison or another place from which they cannot escape [synonym] jail	They were [imprisoned] for possession of drugs.<br>(figurative) Some young mothers feel [imprisoned] in their own homes.<br>Dutch colonial authorities [imprisoned] him for his part in the independence movement.	<img src="paste-2619930051410.jpg">	[sound:imprison_uk.mp3]	[sound:Dutch_colonial_authorities_imprisoned_him_for_his_part_in_the_independence_movement._us.mp3]
42	imprisonment	(n)	/ɪmˈprɪz.ən.mənt/	Sự bỏ tù, sự tống giam, sự giam cầm. (Nghĩa bóng) Sự giam hãm, sự o bế. =the act of putting somebody in a prison or another place from which they cannot escape; the state of being there	to be sentenced to life [imprisonment] for murder<br>She was sentenced to seven years' [imprisonment].<br>She was sentenced to seven years' [imprisonment].	<img src="paste-2804613644700.jpg">	[sound:imprisonment_uk.mp3]	[sound:She_was_sentenced_to_seven_years'_imprisonment._us.mp3]
43	innocent	(adj)	/ˈɪn.ə.sənt/	Vô tội; không có tội. =not guilty of a crime, etc ; not having done something wrong	They have imprisoned an [innocent] man.<br>She was found [innocent] of any crime.<br>He firmly believes that she is [innocent] of the crime.	<img src="paste-2478196130368.jpg">	[sound:innocent_uk.mp3]	[sound:He_firmly_believes_that_she_is_innocent_of_the_crime._us.mp3]
44	insane	(adj)	/ɪnˈseɪn/	Điên, điên cuồng, mất trí =seriously mentally ill and unable to live in normal society opposite : sane	I sometimes think I'm going [insane] (= I feel very confused).<br>It would be [insane] not to take advantage of this opportunity.<br>Some people simply can't take it and they just go [insane].	<img src="crazy-cat.gif">	[sound:insane_uk.mp3]	[sound:Some_people_simply_can't_take_it_and_they_just_go_insane._us.mp3]
45	intent	(n)	/ɪnˈtent/	Ý định, mục đích =the fact that you want and plan to do something	I spent half the morning on the phone, which wasn't really my [intent].<br>It was not his [intent] to hurt anyone.<br>She was charged with possessing weapons with intent to endanger life.	<img src="tahak2.jpeg">	[sound:intent_uk.mp3]	[sound:She_was_charged_with_possessing_weapons_with_intent_to_endanger_life._us.mp3]
46	intentional	(adj)	/ɪnˈten.ʃən.əl/	Có ý định trước, được định trước, có ý, chủ tâm =done deliberately [synonym] deliberate, intended	Did you leave his name out by accident or was it [intentional]?.<br>She felt she was a victim of [intentional] discrimination.<br>How can I blame him? It wasn't [intentional].	<img src="paste-4067334029514.jpg">	[sound:intentional_uk.mp3]	[sound:How_can_I_blame_him?_It_wasn't_intentional._us.mp3]
47	intrude	(v)	/ɪnˈtruːd/	Xâm phạm, xâm nhập. Vào bừa; không mời mà đến. =to go into a place or situation in which you are not wanted or not expected to be	I'm sorry to [intrude], but I need to talk to someone.<br>legislation to stop newspapers from [intruding] on people's private lives<br>to [intrude] into a place — đi bừa vào một nơi	<img src="maxresdefault (17)_1470756627999.jpg">	[sound:intrude_uk.mp3]	[sound:to_intrude_into_a_place_—_đi_bừa_vào_một_nơi_us.mp3]
48	intrusion	(n)	/ɪnˈtruː.ʒən/	Sự xâm phạm, sự xâm nhập. =(formal) the act of entering a place which is private or where you may not be wanted	She apologized for the [intrusion] but said she had an urgent message<br>His phone call was a welcome [intrusion] into an otherwise tedious morning.<br>Malone abruptly remembered movies where American local officers resented the [intrusion] of the FBI.	<img src="intrusion-detection.jpg">	[sound:intrusion_uk.mp3]	[sound:Malone_abruptly_remembered_movies_where_American_local_officers_resented_the_intrusion_of_the_FBI._us.mp3]
49	judge	(n)	/dʒʌdʒ/	Quan toà, thẩm phán. =a person in a court who has the authority to decide how criminals should be punished or to make legal decisions	a High Court [judge]<br>a federal [judge]<br>The case comes before [Judge] Cooper next week.	<img src="paste-3126736192296.jpg">	[sound:judge_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_case_comes_before_Judge_Cooper_next_week._us.mp3]
50	jury	(n)	/ˈdʒʊə.ri/	(Pháp lý) Ban hội thẩm, ban bồi thẩm =a group of members of the public who listen to the facts of a case in a court and decide whether or not somebody is guilty of a crime	members of the [jury]<br>to be/sit/serve on a [jury]<br>The [jury] has/have returned a verdict of guilty.	<img src="paste-3285649982282.jpg">	[sound:jury_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_jury_has_have_returned_a_verdict_of_guilty._us.mp3]
51	kidnapper	(n)	/ˈkɪdˌnæp.ər/	Kẻ bắt cóc. =a person who takes somebody away illegally and keeps them as a prisoner, especially in order to get money or something else for returning them	The [kidnappers] are demanding a ransom of $1 million.<br>The [kidnappers] repeated demands for $1.5 billion and the release of two local leaders.<br>I scream into the hand that covers my mouth and thrash to free myself, but the arms are too strong; my [kidnappers] are too strong.	<img src="17276432-thief-kidnapper-with-child-isolated-Stock-Photo-kidnapping-kidnapper-kidnap.jpg">	[sound:kidnapper_uk.mp3]	[sound:I_scream_into_the_hand_that_covers_my_mouth_and_thrash_to_free_myself,_but_the_arms_are_too_strong;_my_kidnappers_are_too_strong._us.mp3]
52	kidnapping	(n)	/ˈkɪd.næp.ɪŋ/	Sự bắt cóc để tống tiền. =the crime of taking somebody away illegally and keeping them as a prisoner, especially in order to get money or something else for returning them	He admitted the charge of [kidnapping].<br>the [kidnapping] of 12 US citizens<br>Two youngsters have been arrested and charged with [kidnapping].	<img src="maxresdefault (16)_1470756627999.jpg">	[sound:kidnapping_uk.mp3]	[sound:Two_youngsters_have_been_arrested_and_charged_with_kidnapping._us.mp3]
53	law-abiding	(adj)	/ˈlɔː.əˌbaɪ.dɪŋ/	Tôn trọng luật pháp, tuân theo luật pháp. =obeying and respecting the law	[law-abiding] citizens<br>The Prime Minister said: 'I am anxious that the law should protect decent [law-abiding] citizens and their property.'<br>Human rights should be for [law-abiding] people.	<img src="paste-4483945857362.jpg">	[sound:law-abiding_uk.mp3]	[sound:Human_rights_should_be_for_law-abiding_people._us.mp3]
54	lawyer	(n)	/ˈlɔɪ.ər/	Luật sư. =a person who is trained and qualified to advise people about the law and to represent them in court, and to write legal documents	I want to see my [lawyer] before I say anything.<br>She's hired a [lawyer] who specializes in divorce cases<br>Our [lawyer] thinks that we have a very good case.	<img src="paste-3629247365934.jpg">	[sound:lawyer_uk.mp3]	[sound:Our_lawyer_thinks_that_we_have_a_very_good_case._us.mp3]
55	life imprisonment	(n)	/ˌlaɪf ɪmˈprɪz.ən.mənt/	án tù chung thân =the punishment of being put in prison for a very long time without an arranged time for release or, in the US, until death (= life sentence)	Drivers who kill or cause serious injury could face longer sentences, including [life imprisonment], under government plans for tougher penalties.<br>The mandatory sentence for murder is [life imprisonment].<br>A retrial in 1994 led to a sentence of [life imprisonment].	<img src="paste-2989297238208.jpg">	[sound:life_imprisonment_uk.mp3]	[sound:A_retrial_in_1994_led_to_a_sentence_of_life_imprisonment._us.mp3]
56	monitor	(v)	/ˈmɒn.ɪ.tər/	Giám sát, theo dõi =to watch and check something over a period of time in order to see how it develops, so that you can make any necessary changes [synonym] track	The new findings suggest that women ought to [monitor] their cholesterol levels.<br>The CIA were [monitoring] (= secretly listening to) his phone calls.<br>Officials had not been allowed to [monitor] the voting.	<img src="paste-5690831667865.jpg">	[sound:monitor_uk.mp3]	[sound:Officials_had_not_been_allowed_to_monitor_the_voting._us.mp3]
57	motive	(n)	/ˈmoʊ.t̬ɪv/	Cớ, lý do, động cơ (của một hành động) =a reason for doing something	Why would she have killed him? She has no [motive].<br>Does he have a [motive] for lying about where he was?<br>What is the [motive] behind (= the reason for) the bombing?	<img src="motive_2.jpg.size.custom.crop.1086x722.jpg">	[sound:motive_uk.mp3]	[sound:What_is_the_motive_behind_the_bombing?_us.mp3]
58	murder	(v)	/ˈmɜː.dər/	Tội giết người, tội ám sát. =the crime of killing somebody deliberately [synonym] homicide	He was found guilty of [murder].<br>She has been charged with the attempted [murder] of her husband.<br>to commit (a) [murder]	<img src="2_462351821.jpg">	[sound:murder_uk.mp3]	[sound:to_commit_murder_us.mp3]
59	murderer	(n)	/ˈmɜː.dər.ər/	Kẻ giết người =a person who has killed somebody deliberately and illegally [synonym] killer	a convicted [murderer]<br>a mass [murderer] (= who has killed a lot of people)<br>One of these men may have been the [murderer].	<img src="paste-3015067042205.jpg">	[sound:murderer_uk.mp3]	[sound:One_of_these_men_may_have_been_the_murderer._us.mp3]
60	numerous	(adj)	/ˈnjuː.mə.rəs/	Đông, đông đảo, nhiều =existing in large numbers [synonym] many	He has been late on [numerous] occasions.<br>The advantages of this system are too [numerous] to mention.<br>[Numerous] studies have shown this to be true.	<img src="tip_ny_0305_03.jpg">	[sound:numerous_uk.mp3]	[sound:Numerous_studies_have_shown_this_to_be_true._us.mp3]
61	obey	(v)	/əˈbeɪ/	Vâng lời nghe lời, tuân theo, tuân lệnh. =to do what you are told or expected to do	to [obey] a command/an order/rules/the law<br>He had always [obeyed] his parents without question.<br>(figurative) I tried to run but my legs just wouldn't [obey] me.	<img src="085424bai-van-hay-lop-5-ta-chu-canh-sat-giao-thong-dang-dieu-khien-xe-hinh-anh-2.jpg">	[sound:obey_uk.mp3]	[sound:I_tried_to_run_but_my_legs_just_wouldn't_obey_me._us.mp3]
62	offence	(n)	/əˈfens/	Sự phạm tội; tội, lỗi Sự vi phạm luật lệ, sự vi phạm nội quy. =an illegal act [synonym] crime	Driving without a licence is an [offence]<br>He committed several serious [offences]<br>It's the third time that he's been convicted of a drug [offence].	<img src="utile-shutterstock_12304354.jpg">	[sound:offence_uk.mp3]	[sound:It's_the_third_time_that_he's_been_convicted_of_a_drug_offence._us.mp3]
63	offend	(v)	/əˈfɛnd/	Phạm tội, làm điều lầm lỗi; vi phạm. =(formal) to commit a crime or crimes	He started [offending] at the age of 16.<br>What is the best way to stop someone who has [offended] from repeating the offence?<br>In Western countries girls are far less likely to [offend] than boys.	<img src="paste-2044404434432.jpg">	[sound:offend_uk.mp3]	[sound:In_Western_countries_girls_are_far_less_likely_to_offend_than_boys._us.mp3]
64	offensive	(adj)	/əˈfen.sɪv/	Gây xúc phạm, làm mất lòng; làm nhục, sỉ nhục. =rude in a way that causes you to feel upset, insulted or annoyed	The programme contains language which some viewers may find [offensive].<br>His comments were deeply [offensive] to a large number of single mothers.<br>Some friends of his found the play horribly [offensive].	<img src="99fbe411d20119b792143024d0604326--offensive-memes-cajun.jpg">	[sound:offensive_uk.mp3]	[sound:Some_friends_of_his_found_the_play_horribly_offensive._us.mp3]
65	officer	(n)	/ˈɒfɪsər/	Cảnh sát =a member of the police force	the [officer] in charge of the case<br>the investigating [officer]<br>Yes, [officer], I saw what happened.	<img src="police-officer.jpg">	[sound:officer_uk.mp3]	[sound:Yes,_officer,_I_saw_what_happened._us.mp3]
66	pass	(v)	/pɑːs/	Phê duyệt, thông qua, chấp nhận (dự luật, đề xuất) =[law/proposal]to accept a proposal, law, etc by voting	The bill was [passed] by 360 votes to 280<br>The government [passed] a law to restrict the sale of guns<br>The food supplement had been [passed] as safe for human consumption.	<img src="25marriage4_span-jumbo.jpg">	[sound:pass_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_food_supplement_had_been_passed_as_safe_for_human_consumption._us.mp3]
67	perpetrate	(v)	/ˈpɜː.pɪ.treɪt/	Phạm, gây ra =to commit a crime or do something wrong or evil	to [perpetrate] a crime/fraud/massacre<br>In this country, half of all violent crime is [perpetrated] by people who have been drinking alcohol.<br>A high proportion of crime in any country is [perpetrated] by young males.	<img src="paste-5763846111778.jpg">	[sound:perpetrate_uk.mp3]	[sound:A_high_proportion_of_crime_in_any_country_is_perpetrated_by_young_males._us.mp3]
68	pickpocket	(n)	/ˈpɪkˌpɒk.ɪt/	Kẻ móc túi =a person who steals money, etc from other people's pockets, especially in crowded places	Watch out for [pickpockets], especially at the train station.<br>My jean pockets corked with a crusty hanky to foil the [pickpockets], I waded along the high street.<br>Villagers are too busy shuffling along to notice a [pickpocket] in their midst.	<img src="paste-3418793968366.jpg">	[sound:pickpocket_uk.mp3]	[sound:Villagers_are_too_busy_shuffling_along_to_notice_a_pickpocket_in_their_midst._us.mp3]
69	prison	(n)	/ˈprɪz.ən/	Nhà tù, nhà lao, nhà giam. =a building where people are kept as a punishment for a crime they have committed, or while they are waiting for trial [synonym] jail	He was sent to [prison] for five years.<br>She is in [prison], awaiting trial.<br>The [prison]'s inmates are being kept in their cells.	<img src="paste-2177548419892.jpg">	[sound:prison_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_prison's_inmates_are_being_kept_in_their_cells._us.mp3]
70	prisoner	(n)	/ˈprɪz.ən.ər/	Người bị giam giữ, người tù; con vật bị nhốt. =a person who is kept in prison as a punishment, or while they are waiting for trial	The number of [prisoners] serving life sentences has fallen.<br>They are demanding the release of all political [prisoners].<br>The committee is concerned about the large number of [prisoners] sharing cells.	<img src="paste-2396591751978.jpg">	[sound:prisoner_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_committee_is_concerned_about_the_large_number_of_prisoners_sharing_cells._us.mp3]
71	property	(n)	/ˈprɒpəti/	tài sản, của cải, vật sở hữu =a thing or things that are owned by somebody; a possession or possessions	This building is government [property].<br>Be careful not to damage other people's [property].<br>Security forces searched thousands of homes, confiscating weapons and stolen [property].	<img src="not-responsible-personal-belongings-sign-k-9937.gif">	[sound:property_uk.mp3]	[sound:Security_forces_searched_thousands_of_homes,_confiscating_weapons_and_stolen_property._us.mp3]
72	prosecutor	(n)	/ˈprɒs.ɪ.kjuː.tər/	Công tố viên; kiểm sát viên =a legal official who accuses someone of committing a crime, especially in a law court	The tape recordings provided [prosecutors] with the evidence they needed to prove he'd been involved in the conspiracy.<br>a public/state [prosecutor]<br>She had tons of trial experience as a [prosecutor], and she's done strictly civil litigation ever since she moved to Miami.	<img src="paste-3453153706836.jpg">	[sound:prosecutor_uk.mp3]	[sound:She_had_tons_of_trial_experience_as_a_prosecutor,_and_she's_done_strictly_civil_litigation_ever_since_she_moved_to_Miami._us.mp3]
73	punish	(v)	/ˈpʌn.ɪʃ/	Phạt, trừng phạt, trừng trị =to cause someone who has done something wrong or committed a crime to suffer, by hurting them, forcing them to pay money, sending them to prison, etc.	Those responsible for these crimes must be brought to court and [punished].<br>He [punished] the class by giving them extra work.<br>The oil company was found guilty on ten counts of pollution, and was [punished] with a $250 million fine.	<img src="punish-your-child.jpg">	[sound:punish_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_oil_company_was_found_guilty_on_ten_counts_of_pollution,_and_was_punished_with_a_$250_million_fine._us.mp3]
74	punishable	(adj)	/ˈpʌn.ɪ.ʃə.bəl/	Có thể bị trừng phạt, trừng phạt, đáng trừng trị =(of a crime) that can be punished, especially by law	a crime [punishable] by/with imprisonment<br>Giving false information to the police is a [punishable] offence.<br>They called on the authorities to make slavery a [punishable] offence.	<img src="Depositphotos_26309173_s-2015.jpg">	[sound:punishable_uk.mp3]	[sound:They_called_on_the_authorities_to_make_slavery_a_punishable_offence._us.mp3]
75	punishment	(n)	/ˈpʌn.ɪʃ.mənt/	Sự phạt, sự trừng phạt, sự trừng trị =the act of punishing someone	Many people think that the death penalty is too severe a [punishment] for any crime.<br>It was always our father who administered/meted out [punishments].<br>Drink-driving is one case in which severe [punishment] seems to work as a deterrent	<img src="Crime-and-Punishment-20th-Century.jpg">	[sound:punishment_uk.mp3]	[sound:Drink-driving_is_one_case_in_which_severe_punishment_seems_to_work_as_a_deterrent_us.mp3]
76	reckless	(adj)	/ˈrek.ləs/	Thiếu thận trọng, khinh suất, liều lĩnh, táo bạo =doing something dangerous and not worrying about the risks and the possible results	He was found guilty of [reckless] driving<br>He had always been [reckless] with money.<br>She loved to ride; on horseback, she was [reckless] and utterly without fear.	<img src="shutterstock_262257287.jpg">	[sound:reckless_uk.mp3]	[sound:She_loved_to_ride;_on_horseback,_she_was_reckless_and_utterly_without_fear._us.mp3]
77	recklessness	(n)	/ˈrek.ləs.nəs/	Tính không lo lắng, tính không để ý tới; tính coi thường Tính thiếu thận trọng, tính khinh suất, tính liều lĩnh, tính táo bạo =behaviour that shows a lack of care about danger and the possible results of your actions	He was full of boyish [recklessness] and irresponsibility.<br>He felt a surge of [recklessness].<br>Her family were in despair at the [recklessness] of her spending.	<img src="132266511557.jpg">	[sound:recklessness_uk.mp3]	[sound:Her_family_were_in_despair_at_the_recklessness_of_her_spending._us.mp3]
78	represent	(v)	/ˌrep.rɪˈzent/	Thay mặt, đại diện cho =to speak, act, or be present officially for another person or people	They chose a famous barrister to [represent] them in court.<br>Union officials [representing] the teachers met the government today.<br>I sent my husband to [represent] me at the funeral.	<img src="h_51714064.jpg">	[sound:represent_uk.mp3]	[sound:I_sent_my_husband_to_represent_me_at_the_funeral._us.mp3]
79	representative	(n)	/ˌrep.rɪˈzen.tə.tɪv/	Người đại biểu, người đại diện. =a person who has been chosen to speak or vote for somebody else or on behalf of a group	a [representative] of the UN<br>The committee includes [representatives] from industry.<br>Employees from each department elect a [representative].	<img src="SpringRFCandid1.5.jpg">	[sound:representative_uk.mp3]	[sound:Employees_from_each_department_elect_a_representative._us.mp3]
80	resent	(v)	/rɪˈzent/	Phẫn uất, oán giận ; Phật ý, không bằng lòng, bực bội. =to feel bitter or angry about something, especially because you feel it is unfair	I deeply [resented] her criticism.<br>The children [resented] the new woman in their father's life.<br>He bitterly [resents] being treated like a child.	<img src="paste-2126008811932.jpg">	[sound:resent_uk.mp3]	[sound:He_bitterly_resents_being_treated_like_a_child._us.mp3]
81	sanction	(n)	/ˈsæŋk.ʃən/	Hình phạt =a strong action taken in order to make people obey a law or rule, or a punishment given when they do not obey	Without realistic [sanctions], some teachers have difficulty keeping order in the classroom<br>The ultimate [sanction] will be the closure of the restaurant<br>We now have an effective [sanction] against the killing of whales.	<img src="sanction-formation-maisons-don-bosco.jpg">	[sound:sanction_uk.mp3]	[sound:We_now_have_an_effective_sanction_against_the_killing_of_whales._us.mp3]
82	sane	(adj)	/seɪn/	có đầu óc bình thương =having a normal healthy mind; not mentally ill [synonym] sound	No [sane] person would do that.<br>Being able to get out of the city at the weekend keeps me [sane].<br>No [sane] person wishes to see conflict or casualties.	<img src="dreamstime_m_30692815.jpg">	[sound:sane_uk.mp3]	[sound:No_sane_person_wishes_to_see_conflict_or_casualties._us.mp3]
83	smuggler	(n)	/ˈsmʌɡ.lər/	Người buôn lậu =a person who takes goods into or out of a country illegally	a drug [smuggler]<br>Britain has been keen for Kabul to begin arresting top drug [smugglers] in its ranks.<br>In Brazil three years ago, drug smugglers overran a monitoring post set up to keep tabs on their activities.	<img src="HT_iphone_smuggler_jtm_150113_16x9_992.jpg">	[sound:smuggler_uk.mp3]	[sound:In_Brazil_three_years_ago,_drug_smugglers_overran_a_monitoring_post_set_up_to_keep_tabs_on_their_activities._us.mp3]
84	smuggling	(n)	/ˈsmʌɡ.lɪŋ/	Sự buôn lậu =the crime of taking, sending or bringing goods secretly and illegally into or out of a country	drug [smuggling]<br>All are believed to have been involved in alcohol and cigarette [smuggling], often a gateway to trafficking.<br>The most lucrative racket of the 1970s was cigarette [smuggling].	<img src="9883570_G.jpg">	[sound:smuggling_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_most_lucrative_racket_of_the_1970s_was_cigarette_smuggling._us.mp3]
85	so-called	(adj)	/ˌsəʊˈkɔːld/	Cái gọi là (dùng để chỉ ra rằng bạn không nghĩ rằng từ hoặc cụm từ đang được sử dụng để mô tả ai đó / cái gì đó là thích hợp) =used to show that you do not think that the word or phrase that is being used to describe somebody/something is appropriate	the opinion of a [so-called] 'expert'<br>How have these [so-called] 'improvements' helped the local community?<br>t was one of his [so-called] friends who supplied him with the drugs that killed him.	<img src="stock-vector-woman-shows-quote-gesture-pop-art-vector-illustration-retro-style-comic-book-style-imitation-343562396.jpg">	[sound:so-called_uk.mp3]	[sound:t_was_one_of_his_so-called_friends_who_supplied_him_with_the_drugs_that_killed_him._us.mp3]
86	strict	(adj)	/strɪkt/	Nghiêm ngặt, nghiêm khắc; nghiêm chỉnh. =[of rules, regulations]that must be obeyed exactly	[strict] rules/regulations/discipline<br>There are [strict] guidelines on how the work is to be carried out.<br>She's on a very [strict] diet.	<img src="bigstock-An-angry-mature-teacher-holdin-45376279.jpg">	[sound:strict_uk.mp3]	[sound:She's_on_a_very_strict_diet._us.mp3]
87	suspect	(v)	/səˈspekt/	Nghi, ngờ, nghi ngờ, hoài nghi =to have an idea that something is probably true or likely to happen, especially something bad, but without having definite proof	If you [suspect] a gas leak, do not strike a match or even turn on an electric light.<br>[Suspecting] nothing, he walked right into the trap.<br>He [suspected] that the woman staying in the flat above was using heroin.	<img src="i+suspect+my+husband+is+cheating+but+i+have+no+proof.jpg">	[sound:suspect_uk.mp3]	[sound:He_suspected_that_the_woman_staying_in_the_flat_above_was_using_heroin._us.mp3]
88	suspect	(n)	/ˈsʌs.pekt/	Người khả nghi; người bị tình nghi, nghi can, nghi phạm. =a person who is suspected of a crime or of having done something wrong	a murder [suspect]<br>He is the prime [suspect] in the case.<br>Five [suspects] have been detained for questioning.	<img src="cb19fa5a-6d4d-4a58-a722-acd96824dc3b.jpg">	[sound:suspect_uk.mp3]	[sound:Five_suspects_have_been_detained_for_questioning._us.mp3]
89	swearing	(n)	/ˈsweə.rɪŋ/	tội nói tục, chửi thề =the act of usingrude or offensive language, especially when angry	There was more [swearing] and banging as Grandpa Portman stomped around looking for it.<br>Mr Wheatley said his [swearing] in represented an "important and necessary step in renewing our cherished democracy and reforming out institutions".<br>The couple has been together about 10 years, and Cordova was at her side during an inaugural Mass in Santa Fe before her public [swearing] in ceremony on Jan. 1, 2019.	<img src="2-1483945415557.jpg">	[sound:swearing_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_couple_has_been_together_about_10_years,_and_Cordova_was_at_her_side_during_an_inaugural_Mass_in_Santa_Fe_before_her_public_swearing_in_ceremony_on_Jan._1,_2019._us.mp3]
90	the accused	(n)	/ði əˈkjuːzd/	Bị cáo. =the person who is on trial in a law court	[The accused] protested her innocence.<br>[The accused] were all found guilty<br>[The accused] is alleged to be a member of a right-wing gang.	<img src="920x920 (1).jpg">	[sound:the_accused_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_accused_is_alleged_to_be_a_member_of_a_right-wing_gang._us.mp3]
91	tough	(adj)	/tʌf/	nghiêm khắc =demanding that particular rules be obeyed and showing a lack of sympathy for any problems or suffering that this may cause	Don't be too [tough] on him—he was only trying to help.<br>It's about time teachers started to get [tough] with bullies.<br>He is known for taking a [tough] line on security.	<img src="duilaw2.jpg">	[sound:tough_uk.mp3]	[sound:He_is_known_for_taking_a_tough_line_on_security._us.mp3]
92	ulterior	(adj)	/ʌlˈtɪə.ri.ər/	(mục đích, động cơ, lý do) giấu kín, không nói ra =(of a reason) hidden or secret	He claims he just wants to help Lisa but I suspect he has an [ulterior] motive<br>She must have some [ulterior] motive for being nice to me—what does she really want?<br>Sheila had an [ulterior] motive for trying to help Stan.	<img src="man-in-suit-with-woman-in-blue-looking-at-woman-in-pink.jpg">	[sound:ulterior_uk.mp3]	[sound:Sheila_had_an_ulterior_motive_for_trying_to_help_Stan._us.mp3]
93	unintentional	(adj)	/ˌʌnɪnˈtenʃənəl/	Không cố ý, không chủ tâm =not done deliberately, but happening by accident opposite intentional	Perhaps I misled you, but it was quite [unintentional] (= I did not mean to).<br>Perhaps he had slightly misled them, but it was quite [unintentional].<br>There are moments of [unintentional] humour.	<img src="kettleboy.jpg">	[sound:unintentional_uk.mp3]	[sound:There_are_moments_of_unintentional_humour._us.mp3]
94	vandal	(n)	/ˈvæn.dəl/	Người cố tình phá hoại tài sản công hoặc tài sản của người khác =a person who deliberately destroys or damages public property	[Vandals] smashed windows and overturned cars in the downtown shopping district.<br>All information systems that have been fitted at Ashford station have now been destroyed by [vandals].<br>In July, its war memorial was defaced by [vandals].	<img src="paste-1159641170308.jpg">	[sound:vandal_uk.mp3]	[sound:In_July,_its_war_memorial_was_defaced_by_vandals._us.mp3]
95	vandalism	(n)	/ˈvæn.dəl.ɪ.zəm/	tội cố tình phá hoại tài sản của người khác hoặc phá hoại của công =the crime of intentionally damaging property belonging to other people	Beset by violence and [vandalism], this is one of the most unpleasant areas in the city.<br>These schools are known to be vulnerable to [vandalism].<br>This switching gear is prone to [vandalism] and theft if there is no active owner or guardian.	<img src="paste-1009317315324.jpg">	[sound:vandalism_uk.mp3]	[sound:This_switching_gear_is_prone_to_vandalism_and_theft_if_there_is_no_active_owner_or_guardian._us.mp3]
96	vandalize	(v)	/ˈvæn.də.laɪz/	phá hoại của công / phá hoại tài sản của người khác một cách có chủ ý =to intentionally damage property belonging to other people	When I got back, my car had been [vandalized].<br>Bored teenagers went around [vandalizing] phoneboxes.<br>The walls had been horribly [vandalized] with spray paint.	<img src="occupy-vandalizing.png">	[sound:vandalize_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_walls_had_been_horribly_vandalized_with_spray_paint._us.mp3]
97	varied	(adj)	/ˈveə.rɪd/	Lắm vẻ; đầy những đổi thay =containing or changing between several different things or types	[varied] opinions<br>a wide and [varied] selection of cheeses<br>With its [varied] climate, the country attracts both winter and summer sports enthusiasts.	<img src="464159607-1024x682.jpg">	[sound:varied_uk.mp3]	[sound:With_its_varied_climate,_the_country_attracts_both_winter_and_summer_sports_enthusiasts._us.mp3]
98	victim	(n)	/ˈvɪk.tɪm/	nạn nhân =a person who has been attacked, injured or killed as the result of a crime, a disease, an accident, etc.	[victims] of crime<br>She was the innocent [victim] of an arson attack.<br>Statistically, our chances of being the [victims] of violent crime are remote.	<img src="paste-3762391351936.jpg">	[sound:victim_uk.mp3]	[sound:Statistically,_our_chances_of_being_the_victims_of_violent_crime_are_remote._us.mp3]
99	violate	(v)	/ˈvaɪ.ə.leɪt/	Vi phạm, xâm phạm =to go against or refuse to obey a law, an agreement, etc. [synonym] flout	to [violate] international law.<br>They were charged with [violating] federal law.<br>They went to prison because they [violated] the law.	<img src="TKTS-132995-6_opt_GQNO.jpeg">	[sound:violate_uk.mp3]	[sound:They_went_to_prison_because_they_violated_the_law._us.mp3]
100	violation	(n)	/ˌvaɪ.əˈleɪ.ʃən/	Sự vi phạm, sự xâm phạm; sự làm trái. =the act of going against or refusing to obey a law, an agreement, etc.	She's claiming that her detention by the police was a [violation] of her human rights.<br>He acted in [violation] of the law.<br>The women's response to this terrible [violation] was something the artists had taken some trouble to detail.	<img src="paste-5171140624795.jpg">	[sound:violation_uk.mp3]	[sound:The_women's_response_to_this_terrible_violation_was_something_the_artists_had_taken_some_trouble_to_detail._us.mp3]