ĐỢT 5

Question 1

come on (3)

Answer 1

• cố lên ! thôi nào! nhanh lên nào!
  Ex: come on!
• to start to develop gradually ( an illness/ a mood)
  Ex: He felt one of his headaches coming on
• to start to happen or work
  Ex: The heating comes on at six in the morning

Question 2

come between (2)

Answer 2

• to disrupt the relationship between two people or interrupt two people
  Ex: Don’t let one little quarrel ( cuộc tranh cãi) come between you!
• to stop someone from doing something that they like doing
  Ex: Nothing comes between Jim and his food

Question 3

call in (2)

Answer 3

• to ask sb to come to help in a difficult situation
  Ex: We called in a special doctor to look at the patient
• to demand that borrowed money be paid back
  Ex: The bank decided to call in the business loan.

Question 4

cut up

Answer 4

• chỉ trích, phê bình gay gắt (cuốn sách, nhà văn,…)
  Ex: They cut up a writer

Question 5

carry through (2)

Answer 5

• CARRY (STH) THROUGH (STH): to complete something successfully
  Ex: We are determined to carry our plans through to completion
• CARRY SB THROUGH (STH): to help someone in a difficult situation
  Ex: The soldiers’ courage carried them through

Question 6

break away (2)

Answer 6

• to leave or to escape from (sth) / (sb who is holding you)
  ~~ BREAK OUT
  He grabbed her, but she managed to break away
• To end a relationship or connection
  ~~ BREAK OFF
  The small radical faction broke away from the independence movement

Question 7

cut in (2)

Answer 7

• nói chen vào, xen ngang
  Ex: He started to say something, but she cut in
• CUT SB IN ON STH: to allow someone to take part in something, for example a game or business/ to give sb a share of sth
  Ex: I cut my friend in on the profits from selling the computer

Question 8

bring on (3)

Answer 8

• gây ra, dẫn đến ~ bring about
• BRING SB ON:
  + to help someone to improve, especially through training or practice
  Ex: Her new piano teacher has really brought her on.
  + to bring a player onto the field to play during a game
  Ex: The manager brought him on in the second half.
• BRING STH ON: to make something happen, usually something bad
  Ex: The loud music brought on another one of his headaches