phrasal verbs

cắt giảm là gì?

• cut down on

• run out of

• put up with

• break down

Answer explanation

cắt giảm có nghĩa là giảm bớt, giảm lượng, thường được sử dụng khi muốn giảm một thứ gì đó như thức ăn, chi phí, hoặc thói quen không tốt.

cạn kiệt

• cut down on

• run out of

• put up

• put down

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'run out of' which means to deplete the supply of something. In this context, 'cạn kiệt' translates to 'run out of'.

chăm sóc

• look after

• go out

• take care of

• pass down

Answer explanation

The correct choices 'look after' and 'take care of' are synonymous with 'chăm sóc' in Vietnamese, meaning to provide care or attention to someone or something.

mong mỗi

• look forward to

• look after

• look for

• look up

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'look forward to' which means to anticipate or expect something with pleasure. In this context, 'mong mỗi' indicates looking forward to something in the future.

phá vỡ

• break down

• hand down

• deal with

• put out

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'break down' which means to separate into smaller parts or to fail. The phrase 'phá vỡ' translates to 'break down' in English.

tặng ( truyền lại )

• get over

• find out

• pass down

• hand down

Answer explanation

The correct choices 'pass down' and 'hand down' are synonymous with 'tặng (truyền lại)' which means to transfer or give something to the next generation or recipient.

thử

• try on

• put out

• live on

• fill in

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'try on' because 'thử' in Vietnamese translates to 'try on' in English. The other options do not match the meaning of 'thử'.

put out

• dập tắt

• ghi chú

• chịu đựng

• tắt

Answer explanation

The correct choice 'dập tắt' translates to 'put out' in English, making it the most suitable option for the given question.

đi chơi

• go out

• go over

• get over

• set up

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'go out' which means to go outside for leisure or entertainment purposes. It matches the context of 'đi chơi' which translates to 'go out' in English.

trở lại

• come back

• pull down

• come on

• turn back

Answer explanation

The correct answers are 'come back' and 'turn back' as they both convey the idea of returning to a previous location or state.