Exempt /ig’zempt/ (v) — To free a person from a duty that other people have to carry out: miễn

Rìu

woe[wou] (N)

literary to suddenly become very angry ______ ______ a passion

vagabond['vægəbɔnd] (Adj,n,v)

As a rule, all those who follow that trade end almost always either in a hospital or in prison

Who may you be ?

pass (all) belief

imp[imp] (n,adj)

Bộ tóc giả

woe is me !

woe betide sb

vagabond life

Lose patience

Poor man was being taken to prison FOR NO FAULT OF HIS

It PASSES ALL BELIEF that he could have been so selfish.

Imp Pinocchio ran off as fast as his LEGS COULD CARRY HIM

ajar[ə'dʒɑ:] (Adj)

doleful['doulful]

a cry of woe

woe to (someone)

( vagabond thoughts

Hold your tongue !

At daybreak

the door was /stood ajar

Dolefully

poverty , illness and other woes

This is the second time he's been sent home from school this month, so WOE BETIDE HIM if it happens again!

WOE TO ANYONE who called him Polendia!

Lead a vagabond life FROM MORNING TO NIGHT

Be sent to school

What happened afterwards is a story that really IS PAST ALL BELIEF

to leave the door ajar

He threw himself seated in the ground

His nose had BECOME BLUE FROM FREAR

woe betide somebody

Woe to you if I FLY INTO A PASSION

Run after butterflies

The factory had to close down because of _____(manage)

His words sounded awful, we looked at him in complete _____(believe)

So many people have been _____(poor) by the extremely high medical treatment fees

Im’poverish

The long war severely IMPOVERISHED the country

Sự làm cho nghèo đi

The breakdown of the family unit would lead to an IMPOVERISHED society

Im’plore (v)

She IMPLORED Her husband to give up his life of crime

She IMPLORED his forgiveness

Imploringly