| Term | Definition |
|---|
| kick-start | to do sth to help a process or project start more quickly |
| nascent | beginning to exist; not yet fully developed |
| enticing | adj something that is enticing is so attractive and interesting that you want to have it or know more about it |
| to rave about | to talk or write about sth in a very enthusiastic way: |
| to fall apart | to be in very bad condition so that parts are breaking off: |
| carbon footprint | measure of the impact human activities have on the environment in terms of the amount of greenhouse gases produced |
| (off·set·ting, off·set, off·set) [vn] offset sth (against sth) | to use one cost, payment or situation in order to cancel or reduce the effect of another: |
| inspire | to give sb the idea for sth, especially sth artistic or that shows imagination: |
| on-the-go | on the fly. |
| offset | Prices have risen in order to __ the increased cost of materials. |
| keep sb up-to-date | Giu cap nhat |
| in contact with sbd | Giu lien he |
| nightlife | entertainment that is available in the evening and at night |
| socialite | a person who goes to a lot of fashionable parties and is often written about in the newspapers, etc. |
| to hamper | [vn] [often passive] to prevent sb from easily doing or achieving sth |
| much-needed | Scribd, the popular document sharing hub, has finally rolled out a __ redesign |
| messy | nhieu thu linh tinh |
| in lieu (of sth) | instead |
| -esque suffix(in adjectives) | in the style of: |
| remedy | a way of dealing with or improving an unpleasant or difficult situation |
| prominent | important or well known: |
| in conjunction with | together with |
| bucket | large amount |
| ditch | [vn] (informal) to get rid of sth/sb because you no longer want or need it/them: |
| buggy | hay co loi |
| apparently | according to what you have heard or read; according to the way sth appears: |
| entirely | I __ agree with you. (in every way possible; completely:) |
| Apparently | __ they are getting divorced soon |
| quell | Extra police were called in to __ the disturbances (to stop sth such as violent behaviour or protests:) |
| apparently | I thought she had retired, but __ (= in fact) she hasn't. |
| roster | a duty roster (a list of people's names and the jobs that they have to do at a particular time) |
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