Obama lights into Trump

Question 1

Light into (v)

Answer 1

Tấn công, mắng mỏ ( Mỹ)
Eg. Obama lit into Donald Trump tuesday, turning the tables to make the impassioned case that Trump is the one who’s un-American.

Question 2

Extraodinary (adj)

Answer 2

Lạ thường, khác thường, đặc biệt.

Question 3

Denunciation (n)

Answer 3

Sự tố cáo, sự lên án, sự vạch mặt, phản đối
eg. Obama’s extraordinary denunciation of the presumptive Republican presidential nominee was about far more than a personal intervention on behalf of Hillary Clinton in the ugly general election campaign.

Question 4

Presumptive (adj)

Answer 4

cho là đúng, đoán chừng, giả định

Question 5

Fury (n)

Answer 5

sự giận dữ, sự thịnh nộ

he commander in chief’s fury

Question 6

1. Seethe (v)
2. Stunning (adj)
3. Soliloquy (n)
4. Castigate (v)
5. Constitutional (adj)

Answer 6

1. sôi lên, náo động, sôi sục, dao động
2. Làm choáng váng, bất tỉnh nhân sự
3. Sự nói một mình
4. Trừng phạt, trừng trị, khiển trách
5. ( thuộc) hiến pháp, theo hiến pháp, đúng với hiến pháp
   The commander in chief’s fury, which seethed out of him in a stunning soliloquy on live television, amounted to a moment of historic significance: a president castigating one of the two people who could succeed him as beyond the constitutional and political norms of the nation itself.

Question 7

Disgust (n)/ (v)

Answer 7

Làm ghê tởm, làm kinh tởm, làm phẫn nộ

Question 8

1. Ironic (adj)
2. Terror (n)
3. Hound (v)
4. Insinuation (n)

Answer 8

1. mỉa mai, châm biếm
2. sự kinh hãi, khiếp sợ
3. Săn đuổi, truy lùng, đuổi
4. Sự nói bóng gió, nói ám chỉ
   Obama’s remarks, motivated by his disgust over Trump’s response to the worst terror attack since 9/11, were also deeply ironic, given that Trump has hounded him for years with insinuations that he’s not a real American.

Question 9

1. Mogul (n)/ (adj)

2. Hint (v)

Answer 9

1. người mông cổ
2. Nói bóng gió, nói ám chỉ
   The real estate mogul had returned to that theme on Monday, hinting that in some way the President was complicit or approved of Islamic terror attacks, saying on Fox News, “There is something going on.”

Question 10

Conspiracy (n)

Answer 10

Âm mưu
Trump has based his attacks on conspiracy theories that Obama was born outside the country or a closeted Muslim ( hồi giáo)

Question 11

1. Threaten (v)

2. fabric (n)

Answer 11

1. đe dọa
2. công trình xây dựng, cơ cấu, kết cấu
   Obama’s charge, in contrast, was based on his perception that the billionaire Republican’s views are so extreme that he threatens the fabric of America itself.

Question 12

Squirm (n) (v)

Answer 12

sự ngoằn ngoèo

And Obama sought to shame Republican leaders, many of whom were left squirming by Trump’s views

Question 13

Stance (n)

Answer 13

Thái độ, lập trường (mỹ)
And Obama sought to shame Republican leaders, many of whom were left squirming by Trump’s views. Though they differ with many of his views – House Speaker Paul Ryan again on Tuesday rejected the GOP presumptive nominee’s stance on Muslims

Question 14

Heed (v)

Answer 14

lưu ý, để ý
they are trapped by his millions of primary voters, who made it clear to the party leadership that the billionaire businessman should be heeded.

Question 15

1. Drew :v- past (Draw)
2. Implicit (adj)
3. Analogy (n)
4. Mistreat (v)

Answer 15

1. Thu hút, kéo
2. Ngầm, hàm ẩn, hàm súc, ngấm ngầm
3. Sự tương tự, sự giống nhau
4. Ngược đãi
   Obama also drew an implicit analogy between Trump’s call for a ban on Muslim travel and the most “shameful” moments in American history when the government had mistreated its people, adding that then Constitution prohibited religious tests.

Question 16

1. Abandon (v)

2. Betray (v)

Answer 16

1. từ bỏ, xóa bỏ
2. phản bội, phụ bạc
   “If we ever abandon those values, we would not only make it a lot easier to radicalize people here and around the world, but we would have betrayed the very things we are trying to protect,” Obama warned.

Question 17

Rally (n)

Answer 17

sự tập hợp lại, sự lấy lại sức, đại hội, mit tinh lớn

Trump responded to the President during his Thursday night rally in Greensboro, North Carolina, saying Obama “was more angry at me than he was at the shooter.”

Question 18

Pillory (v)

Answer 18

bêu riếu

Obama has pilloried Trump before.

Question 19

intensity (n)

Answer 19

tính mãnh liệt, dữ dội, sự xúc cảm mãnh liệt

Question 20

Bigotry (n)

Answer 20

• sự tin mù quáng
  President Obama wanted to make clear that the United States government, the federal government says no to what Donald Trump is suggesting, that it is hateful bigotry

Question 21

1. Ire (n)

2. Sarcasm (n)

Answer 21

1. Sự giận dữ, sự nổi giận
2. Tài chế nhạo, tài mỉa mai châm biếm
   He concluded, “There was ire in his eyes and sarcasm in the way he went after Trump.”