141. South Korean Elections Explained (English Vocabulary Lesson)

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On the one side there is a liberal politician with a history of defending working people, but also of using insults and showing anger. On the other side is a conservative former prosecutor who has been successfully anti-corruption throughout his career, but has also been accused of being a misogynist. Who will become the next President of South Korea? Let’s find out in today’s episode of Thinking in English!!

TRANSCRIPT -- https://thinkinginenglish.blog/2022/03/09/south-korean-elections-explained/

Vocabulary List

To transition (v) - to change from one form or situation to another

Schools have begun to transition towards a new style of teaching

Discontent (n) - a feeling of wanting better treatment or an improved situation

There was widespread discontent of the plan

Misogyny (n) - feeling of hating women, or the belief that men are much better than women

The politician has been accused of being a misogynist

Consolidated (adj) - made stronger and more certain

He was re-elected and his power was consolidated

Traitorous (adj) - not loyal to your own country, social group, beliefs, etc

He was accused of traitorous actions against his country

To abolish (v) - to end an activity officially

I think bullfighting should be abolished

To stagnate (v) - to stay the same and not grow or develop

I hope my podcast never stagnates

Misconduct (n) - unacceptable or bad behaviour by someone in a position of responsibility or authority

The CEO was accused of professional misconduct

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141. South Korean Elections Explained (English Vocabulary Lesson)

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