Electoral /ɪˈlektərəl/ integrity refers to the fairness of the entire voting process.

(=CLEAR/ SEE THROUGH): The insect's wings are almost transparent./ Am I that transparent? (= are my intentions that obvious?)

/fɪˈlɑː.sə.fi/ the philosophy of education/religion/science. It was always my philosophy to pay my debts promptly. (prompt = ASAP)/ Plato, Aristotle are both philosopher (n-person)/ Philosophy is always a difficult subject in university => philosophize (v)

(= extremely important) She made a crucial decision to move to America 5 years ago.

plagiarize (v), plagiarism (n)

The techniques for detecting plagiarism are becoming increasingly advanced./ We're taking plagiarism seriously in this course

paraphrase (v) /ˈper.ə.freɪz/

Plagiarism is not accepted in this course, but it's okay when students paraphrase it in their own words.

(=stick) Glue won’t adhere to any surface that’s wet. You should adhere to academic integrity standards by properly citing sources and clearly marking quotes.

You'd better to cite the sources whenever you use it.

academic (adj, n-person, subject)

(= IN THEORY, not related to practical effects) Her son seems to prefer sports over academic subjects.

From the top of the hill we could see our village and the forest beyond./ Few people are still alive beyond the age of a hundred./ The pain was bad beyond endurance./ We did so well - beyond all our expectations./ Physics is completely beyond me./ It's beyond belief

(= INCLUDE STH IN/INTO STH LARGER) This aircraft incorporates several new safety features./ Thirty years ago, the idea that a phone could be incorporated with a computer and be held in one hand was the stuff of comic books./ The film incorporates elements of fantasy and science fiction

comprehensibility (n)

/ˌkɑːmprɪˌhensəˈbɪləti/ (= easy to understand) I like the simplicity and comprehensibility of your style.

(MOST OF) The majority OF the employees have university degrees./ In Britain women are IN THE/ A majority/ 60% American population is at the age of majority (>18 years old, or to be adult to able to do sth)/ My husband is breadwinner because he makes majority of money in my family/ Donald Trump won by a large majority (the GAP between who won and who comes second)

You need to show how to modify this activity in different classes.

/θiːm/ (= MAIN TOPIC) The theme of the conference was the global warming.

/ˈveri/ or /ˈværi/ (BE DIFFERENT) Personality of twin brothers or twin sisters can vary a lot. or: (= CHANGE): To avoid bugs, farmers are warned to vary plants or vegetables every year/ The inflation rate varies FROM 5% UP TO 10% every year

(= a particular feature of or way of thinking about something) The divorce affected every aspect of her life./ Our new administrator seems to be trying to stamp her authority on every aspect of the department.

(= many different) I like almost every variety of cheese.

(= one particular type of a thing) We select apple varieties with a longer shelf-life.

circumstance (= SITUATION, CONDITION, STATUS, STATE)

My best friend said to me that under no circumstances was she returning to Vietnam./ He died in an unconscious circumstance.

/ɪmˈbed/ All students must embed resource links into their lesson plans to not be considered as plagiarism.

/ˈvaɪ.t̬əl/ (= EXTREMELY IMPORTANT) The kidney plays a vital role in the removal of waste products from the blood.

enforce /ɪnˈfɔːrs/ (v)

The new law of wearing a helmet while driving motorbikes could be hard to enforce at first, but it's vital to save people's lives.

/ˌriː.ɪnˈfɔːrs/ (= MAKE STH STRONGER) The builders used metal rods to reinforce the walls of the building.

(= ARCHIEVE STH SUCESSFULLY) I just accomplished the final Tesol course and got certificate after almost 2 weeks of consistent study.

(= DEBATE, DISCUSSION, spoken discourse) We need to have a discourse with the public about our work and how it is funded./ Angry responses on social platforms could be a cause to a discourse.

/kəmˈpleks/, /ˈkɑːmpleks/ Scientists are still trying to understand the complex structure of the human brain./ My student usually complains about his company's complex system.

/ˈsʌbstɪtuːt/ (=REPLACING) Paul's father only saw him as a substitute for his dead brother.

/ˈsʌplɪmənt/ My mother has passion on buying dietary supplements./ You can use these books as supplements TO the basic English course./ Tourist has to pay a supplement FOR/ON rooms with a sea view/ The farmers usually add a supplement TO their pigs

He supplements his income by giving private lessons.

supplementary /ˌsʌplɪˈmentri/ UK or supplemental /ˌsʌplɪˈmentl/ US (adj)

A supplementary reading list is attached./ You can check more information in a supplementary information at the end of this book.

(= TRANSFER IDEA) Please convey my apologies TO your wife./ Colors like red convey a sense of energy and strength./ Pipes in Russia convey fuel to Germany quickly and fast

affirmative (adj) /əˈfɝː.mə.t̬ɪv/ (= CONFIRMATION)

affirmative form = positive form of sentence.

The witch admires her reflection in the mirror./ The increase in crime is a sad reflection ON our society today./ A GAP year would give her time for reflection./ I decided, ON reflection, not to take the job because I couldn't see what I can learn from that job

People who have to work in the dark- should wear reflective clothing/ Everything you do or say is reflective OF your personality./ (= THINKING DEEPLY): John is a quiet and reflective man => reflectively (adv)

self-reflect (v), self-reflection (n)

I will spend time for self-reflection at the end of this year to have a clear vision about my future career./

The inflation has risen 5% compared with the corresponding period last year => correspondingly (adv)

(= PERSON WHO REPORTS NEWS IN A PARTICULAR AREA): She is a White House correspondent.

My best friend Diep occasionally mention that she and her husband want to become a foster parents instead of having a baby/ This little boy fostered his own dream of becoming an university student when he was 10 in a poor foster care.

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benevolence (n)

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/bəˈnev.əl.əns/

lòng nhân từ,

=> benevolent (adj), benevolently (adv) --> benefit (n)

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political opponent (n)

Back

Donald Trump was one of the political opponents of the American election in 2024 and he won it successfully.

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assume (v) (= PRETEND TO HAVE)

Back

Moving to a different town, he assumed a false name.

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assume (v) (= ACCEPT)

Back

I assumed (that) you knew each other because you went to the same class in university.

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assume (v) (= TAKE CONTROL)

Back

The new president assumes office at midnight tonight.

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spontaneous (adj)

Back

NOT PLANNED/ NO OUTSIDE CAUSE => spontaneously (adv): The children spontaneously gave us hugs and kisses.

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integrity (n)

Back

/ɪnˈteɡ.rə.t̬i/

(= HONESTY)

He was a man of the highest personal integrity.

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