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    This document defines and provides context for various English words and phrases. It includes definitions for terms like "skunk" meaning an unpleasant person, "scallywag" meaning a dishonest person, "fugitive" meaning someone who is running away or hiding, and "unhinged" meaning mentally ill. It also explains phrases such as "to pad something out" meaning to make it seem longer than it is, "to pull strings for someone" meaning to use influence to help them, and "to tip someone off" meaning to inform them secretly about something, especially something illegal.

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    This document defines and provides context for various English words and phrases. It includes definitions for terms like "skunk" meaning an unpleasant person, "scallywag" meaning a dishonest person, "fugitive" meaning someone who is running away or hiding, and "unhinged" meaning mentally ill. It also explains phrases such as "to pad something out" meaning to make it seem longer than it is, "to pull strings for someone" meaning to use influence to help them, and "to tip someone off" meaning to inform them secretly about something, especially something illegal.

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    This document defines and provides context for various English words and phrases. It includes definitions for terms like "skunk" meaning an unpleasant person, "scallywag" meaning a dishonest person, "fugitive" meaning someone who is running away or hiding, and "unhinged" meaning mentally ill. It also explains phrases such as "to pad something out" meaning to make it seem longer than it is, "to pull strings for someone" meaning to use influence to help them, and "to tip someone off" meaning to inform them secretly about something, especially something illegal.

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    Cruella

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    This document defines and provides context for various English words and phrases. It includes definitions for terms like "skunk" meaning an unpleasant person, "scallywag" meaning a dishonest person, "fugitive" meaning someone who is running away or hiding, and "unhinged" meaning mentally ill. It also explains phrases such as "to pad something out" meaning to make it seem longer than it is, "to pull strings for someone" meaning to use influence to help them, and "to tip someone off" meaning to inform them secretly about something, especially something illegal.

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    Skunk (n): chồn hôi  skunk (n) (slang) = an unpleasant person

    Peek (n) = peep (a quick look)

    Scallywag (n): bọn lừa lọc hôi hám

    Fugitive (n)(adj): (kẻ) chạy trốn

    To pad sth/ the CV out (n): thêm thắt  to make st seem longer or more impressive

    To pull strings/ wires for sb: dùng tầm ảnh hg để giúp ai

    Grift (n)(v): lừa tiền operation (a source of easy-money)  grifter

    Unhinged (a) = mentally ill

    Pasty (a) = pale

    To embezzle: biển thủ

    To stash sth = to store st in a safe or secret place

    Bodice (n) = the top part of woman’s dress (vạt áo)

    Shakedown (n): tình huống sb ép buộc sb else (dùng bạo lực, ...)

    Dismally (n) = without skill or success

    To well up: dâng trào (nước, cảm xúc)

    Ravishing (a) = gorgeous

    To make/ cause a splash = to do sth that attracts a lot of attention and causes a lot of excitement

    Desiccated (a):

    - (đồ ăn) khô  desiccated coconut

    - (đất đai) khô cằn  desiccated soil

    Statute (n): luật

    Avenue (n) = a method or way of doin’ sth

    To upstage sb = cướp spotlight

    Peeved (a) = annoyed

    To tip sb off (about sth): báo cho ai bt trc về sth, esp sth illegal

    Fry-up (n) = a meal of fried food

    Mayhem (n) = a situation in which there is little or no order or control (loạn)


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