1. Graduate (verb: /ˈgrædʒ·uˌeɪt/ --- noun: /ˈgrædʒ·u·ɪt/ )
+ (v) receive
an academic degree upon completion of one's studies
Ex: She graduated in 1990,I plan to graduate from
college in the spring.
+ (n) a
person who has received a degree from a school (high school or college or
university) = postgraduate
Ex: A graduate of Oxford university.
+ (adj) of
or relating to studies beyond a bachelor's degree
Ex: She is a graduate student.
Short term (if a noun):
grad.
2.
Dissertation /,disə:'teiʃn/ = thesis
+ (n) a
treatise advancing a new point of view resulting from research; usually a
requirement for an advanced academic degree
(Thesis = a long essay on a
particular subject.)
Ex: I have
successfully defended my dissertation.
3. Revise (v): /rɪˈvɑɪz/ (n: revision)
+ to change or correct something, esp. a piece
of writing
Ex: With the final exam, you don’t revise it after the teacher reads it.
+ To revise is to study again what you have been learning in order to prepare for an exam.
Ex: Her book is available in a new revised edition.
Ex: With the final exam, you don’t revise it after the teacher reads it.
+ To revise is to study again what you have been learning in order to prepare for an exam.
Ex: Her book is available in a new revised edition.
4. Retake /'ri:'teik/ (v)
+ take an
exam you failed in the pass for the second time.
Ex: Don't worry
you will be able to retake this exam if you don't pass
5. Diploma: (n) /di'ploumə/
+ a
document given by a school, college, or university to show that you have
successfully completed a course of study
Ex: It’s hard
to find a good job if you don’t have a high school diploma.
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6.
Gratitude /'grætitju:d/ noun: a feeling of
being grateful to someone because they have given you something or done
something for you.
Ex 1: We would like to express our
deep gratitude to everyone.
Ex 2: I felt I owned a debt of
gratitude to my old teacher.
Ex 3: In Teacher’s Day, students of
all levels come to their school to show their gratitude to their teachers.
Grateful
/'greitful/ adj: feeling that you want to thanks someone because they have
given you something or done something for you.
Antonyms /'æntənim/ từ trái nghĩa: Ingratitude,
ungratefulness
7.
Humble /'hʌmbl/ (adj,
verb)
From a low social class.
With a low status.
khiêm tốn, nhún nhường, thấp kém.
Ex: In our present time, the time
when most teachers with their humble salary, still go on with their teaching
career in spites of their difficulties.
in spites of = although
Ex: a humble attitude
Ex: He
is very humble towards his superiors.
Ex: He
humbles himself.
Ex: I’m just a humble receptionist.
Ex: They lived in a humble
two-roomed flat.
Synonyms:
base, lowly, small.
8.
Morality /mə'ræliti/ (noun)
Principles of right or wrong
behavior.
The degree to which something is
considered to be right or wrong.
đạo đức, đức hạnh, phẩm hạnh, nhân
cách
Ex 1: Vietnamese people are proud
of their tradition, tradition of respecting the teacher and appreciating the
morality.
Synonyms: ethical, motive
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