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Vacant (adjective)

/ˈveɪkənt/

Back

not occupied or filled; empty or available

trống, còn chỗ

eg: The position is still vacant.

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arrange for (verb phrase)

/əˈreɪndʒ fɔːr/

Back

to make plans for something to happen

sắp xếp, thu xếp

eg: She arranged for a meeting with the manager.

Front

advert for the job (noun phrase)

/ˈædvɜːrt fɔːr ðə dʒɒb/

Back

an advertisement announcing a job vacancy

quảng cáo tuyển dụng

eg: I saw an advert for the job online.

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sort of work (noun phrase)

/sɔːrt əv wɜːrk/

Back

the type or kind of job

loại công việc

eg: What sort of work are you interested in?

Front

washing up (noun phrase)

/ˈwɒʃɪŋ ʌp/

Back

cleaning dishes and kitchen items

rửa bát

eg: He helps with washing up after dinner.

Front

answering the phone (verb phrase)

/ˈænsərɪŋ ðə foʊn/

Back

picking up and responding to phone calls

trả lời điện thoại

eg: Her job includes answering the phone.

Front

interfere (verb)

/ˌɪntərˈfɪər/

Back

to get involved in a way that causes problems

can thiệp, xen vào

eg: Don’t interfere with other people’s work.

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a work permit (noun phrase)

/ə wɜːrk ˈpɜːrmɪt/

Back

an official document allowing someone to work

giấy phép lao động

eg: You need a work permit to work abroad.

Front

get your tutor to sign it (verb phrase)

/ɡet jɔːr ˈtjuːtər tuː saɪn ɪt/

Back

ask your teacher to officially approve it with a signature

nhờ gia sư/giáo viên ký

eg: You must get your tutor to sign it before submitting.

Front

branches (noun)

/ˈbræntʃɪz/

Back

local offices or divisions of a company

chi nhánh

eg: The bank has many branches across the city.