66 từ
| Từ | IPS | ISM | IPSM | Nghĩa |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| adjacent | ådjāce̊nt | ad-jac-ent | åd-jāc-e̊nt | a. next to or near something |
| jack | jack | jack | jack | n. a device for lifting heavy objects; a socket vt. to lift with a jack |
| jacket | jackėt | jack-et | jack-ėt | n. a short coat with sleeves n. an outer covering |
| jail | jāil | jail | jāil | n. a correctional institution for detaining persons in lawful custody |
| jam | jam | jam | jam | n. a sweet food made by boiling fruit with sugar n. a situation in which it is difficult to move v. to push something firmly into a space |
| Japan | Jåpan | Jap-an | Jåp-an | n. an island country in East Asia |
| Japanese | Japånēse | Jap-an-ese | Jap-ån-ēse | |
| jar | jàr | jar | jàr | n. a cylindrical container with a wide mouth v. cause a shock or jolt |
| jaw | jãw | jaw | jãw | n. the bones of the mouth that hold the teeth |
| jazz | jazz | jazz | jazz | n. a type of music with a strong rhythm, originally from New Orleans |
| jealous | jèalo̊us | jeal-ous | jèal-o̊us | a. feeling or showing envy or suspicion of someone |
| jealousy | jèalo̊usẏ | jeal-ous-y | jèal-o̊us-ẏ | n. a feeling of jealous envy |
| jean | jēan | jean | jēan | n. a sturdy cotton cloth used for trousers |
| adjective | adjėctive | ad-ject-ive | ad-jėct-ive | n. a word that describes or modifies a noun |
| eject | ėject | e-ject | ė-ject | v. to force someone to leave v. to push out with force |
| inject | inject | in-ject | in-ject | v. to introduce a fluid into the body with a syringe v. to introduce something new |
| injection | injectio̊n | in-ject-ion | in-ject-io̊n | n. the act of putting a liquid into the body with a syringe n. a liquid put into the body with a syringe |
| object | objėct | ob-ject | ob-jėct | n. a material thing that can be seen and touched n. a purpose or aim vi. to express disapproval or opposition |
| objection | o̊bjectio̊n | ob-ject-ion | o̊b-ject-io̊n | n. a reason or argument offered in opposition n. the expression of disapproval |
| objective | objective | ob-ject-ive | ob-ject-ive | n. the goal intended to be attained a. undistorted by emotion or personal bias; based on observable phenomena |
| project | pro̊ject | pro-ject | pro̊-ject | n. a planned piece of work that is designed to achieve a particular aim v. to estimate or forecast something in the future |
| projector | pro̊jecto̊r | pro-ject-or | pro̊-ject-o̊r | n. an optical instrument that projects an enlarged image onto a screen |
| reject | rėject | re-ject | rė-ject | v. refuse to accept n. something rejected as imperfect |
| subject | sûbject | sub-ject | sûb-ject | n. a person or thing that is being discussed or dealt with n. a branch of knowledge studied or taught vt. to bring under control or authority |
| jelly | jellẏ | jell-y | jell-ẏ | n. a soft, semisolid food substance; a gelatinous material |
| jerk | je̊rk | jerk | je̊rk | n. a sudden quick movement n. a foolish or annoying person v. to pull with a sudden movement |
| Jesus | Jēṡůs | Jes-us | Jēṡ-ůs | n. the central figure of Christianity |
| jet | jet | jet | jet | n. an airplane powered by one or more jet engines n. the occurrence of a sudden discharge (as of liquid) v. issue in a jet |
| jewel | jew̄e̊l | jew-el | jew̄-e̊l | n. a precious stone used in jewelry |
| jewish | jew̄ish | jew-ish | jew̄-ish | a. relating to the Jews or their religion |
| jewellery | jew̄e̊llerẏ | jew-el-le-ry | jew̄-e̊l-le-rẏ | n. an adornment made of precious metals and set with gems, such as a bracelet or ring |
| jingle | jingle | jingle | jingle | n. a metallic sound v. make a sound typical of metallic objects |
| job | job | job | job | n. a paid position of employment; a task; a responsibility |
| jog | jog | jog | jog | n. a slow pace of running v. run for exercise |
| rejoice | rėjoice | re-joice | rė-joice | v. to feel or show great joy |
| join | join | join | join | v. to connect or become connected v. to become a member of a group |
| joint | joint | joint | joint | n. a point of connection a. shared by two or more people |
| adjoin | ådjoin | ad-join | åd-join | v. to be next to or in contact with |
| joke | jōke | joke | jōke | n. something said to cause amusement v. tell jokes |
| jolly | jollẏ | joll-y | joll-ẏ | n. a happy party a. full of joy and merriment |
| journal | jo̊urnål | journ-al | jo̊urn-ål | n. a periodical dedicated to a particular subject n. a record book as a physical object |
| journey | jo̊urnėy | journ-ey | jo̊urn-ėy | n. the act of traveling from one place to another |
| journalist | jo̊urnålist | journ-al-ist | jo̊urn-ål-ist | n. a person who writes for newspapers or magazines |
| joy | joẏ | joy | joẏ | n. the emotion of great happiness n. something or someone that provides a source of happiness |
| joyful | joẏfůl | joy-ful | joẏ-fůl | a. full of or producing joy |
| enjoy | ėnjoẏ | en-joy | ėn-joẏ | vt. to take pleasure or satisfaction in something |
| prejudice | prejůdice | pre-jud-ice | pre-jůd-ice | n. a preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience v. to cause to have a prejudice; to influence unfairly |
| judge | jûdge | judge | jûdge | n. a public official who decides cases in a court of law v. to form an opinion about something |
| judgement | jûdgeme̊nt | judge-ment | jûdge-me̊nt | n. the ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions n. a legal decision |
| jug | jûg | jug | jûg | n. a large container for liquids with a narrow mouth |
| juice | jūice | juice | jūice | n. the liquid obtained from fruit or vegetables n. energetic vitality |
| jump | jûmp | jump | jûmp | n. the act of jumping; propelling yourself off the ground v. push oneself off the ground using the muscles in one's legs and feet |
| junior | jūnio̊r | juni-or | jūni-o̊r | n. the younger of two persons n. a third-year undergraduate |
| junction | jûnctio̊n | junct-ion | jûnct-io̊n | n. a point where two or more things are joined |
| conjunction | co̊njûnctio̊n | con-junct-ion | co̊n-jûnct-io̊n | n. the act of joining together n. a word that connects words or sentences |
| jungle | jûngle | jung-le | jûng-le | n. a dense tropical forest |
| Jupiter | Jūpite̊r | Jup-it-er | Jūp-it-e̊r | |
| jury | jūrẏ | jur-y | jūr-ẏ | n. a body of people sworn to give a verdict in a court of law n. a group of people judging a competition |
| injure | injůre | in-jure | in-jůre | vt. to cause physical harm or damage to someone |
| injury | injůrẏ | in-jur-y | in-jůr-ẏ | n. physical harm or damage to someone's body |
| just | jûst | just | jûst | adv. exactly; very recently; only; barely a. legally or ethically right; fair |
| justice | jûstice | just-ice | jûst-ice | n. just behaviour or treatment n. the administration of the law or authority in maintaining this |
| justify | jûstifȳ | just-ify | jûst-ifȳ | v. show to be reasonable or provide adequate ground for v. show to be right by providing justification or proof |
| adjust | ådjûst | ad-just | åd-jûst | v. alter slightly to achieve accuracy v. become used to new conditions |
| adjustable | ådjûståble | ad-just-able | åd-jûst-åble | a. capable of being changed so as to match or fit |
| unjust | ûnjûst | un-just | ûn-jûst | a. not fair or deserved |
