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fiasco

(thất bại) complete failure; sudden and violent collapse
E.g.The real problem with our job fiasco is that I essentially had two nights with almost no sleep.

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fickle

(hay thay đổi) not fixed or firm; liable to change; unstable; of a changeable mind
E.g.Shoppers remain fickle and disloyal and are still shifting to retailers who offer the most immediate savings.

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fictitious

(hư cấu) existing only in imagination; feigned; not true or real
E.g.Although this book purports to be a biography of George Washington, many of the incidents are fictitious.

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fidelity

(trung thực) faithfulness to obligations, duties, or observances
E.g.By doing this, we condition people to feel that fidelity is unimportant on the Web.

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fiend

(qui) implacable or malicious foe; one who is diabolically wicked or cruel
E.g.Amidst all this, I had to listen as well as watch: to listen for the movements of the wild beast or the fiend in yonder side den.

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figment

(figment) something invented, made up; imaginary thing
E.g.That incident never took place; it is a figment of your imagination.

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figurative

(tượng hình) not literal, but metaphorical; using figure of speech
E.g.The only difference between the verbs loan and lend is that loan can’t be used in figurative senses.

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figure

(hình) model of a bodily form; impression produced by a person; written or printed symbol representing a number
E.g.The fact that the main figure is screaming his throat on the front page is enough for me.

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figurine

(Felicity figurine) small ornamental statuette; small molded or sculptured figure
E.g.In The Maltese Falcon, Sam Spade was hired to trace the missing figurine of a black bird.

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filch

(ăn trộm) steal, especially in a small, sly way; take from another on a petty scale, as by violation of trust
E.g.The boys filch apples from the fruit stand.

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filial

(hiếu) having or assuming relationship of child or offspring to parent
E.g.Many children forget their filial obligations and disregard the wishes of their parents.

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filibuster

(bọn giặc biển) block legislation by making long speeches
E.g.Even though we disapproved of Senator Foghorn's political goals, we were impressed by his ability to filibuster endlessly to keep an issue from coming to a vote.

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filth

(rác rưởi) foul matter; anything that soils or defiles; dirt; corruption; pollution
E.g.Go and wash that filth off your hand.

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finale

(finale) concluding part; closing section
E.g.It is not until we reach the finale of this play that we can understand the author's message.

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finesse

(finesse) refinement and delicacy of performance; skillful, subtle handling
E.g.The pilot's flying finesse is the hot topic in offices, restaurants and shops across the nation.

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finicky

(khó tính) insisting capriciously on getting just what one wants; difficult to please; fussy
E.g.The little girl was finicky about her food, leaving over anything that wasn't to her taste.

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finite

(hữu hạn) having a limit; limited in quantity, degree, or capacity; bounded
E.g.By the way, it's wrong to think a single individual can overtake a population of size infinity in finite time.

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firebrand

(gây mối hiềm thù) hothead; person who stirs up trouble; piece of burning wood
E.g.The police tried to keep track of the infamous local firebrand when the President came to town.

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fissure

(khe nứt) long narrow opening ; long narrow depression in surface
E.g.The mountain climbers secured footholds in the tiny fissure in the rock.

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fit

(phù hợp) be the right size or shape; conform to some shape or size
E.g.This piece won't fit into the puzzle, none will work for it.