Here is a complete list of English idioms relevant to World Wide Web Day (01 August), with explanations, Vietnamese translations, and examples:
1. Surf the web
Explanation: To browse or look through websites on the internet.
Vietnamese: Lướt web
Example: "I often surf the web to read news and watch videos."
2. Go viral
Explanation: To become extremely popular and spread quickly online.
Vietnamese: Lan truyền nhanh chóng (trên mạng)
Example: "Her TikTok dance video went viral overnight."
3. Caught in the web
Explanation: Trapped or deeply involved in something (like the internet).
Vietnamese: Bị cuốn vào mạng lưới
Example: "Many teenagers are caught in the web of social media."
4. Pull the plug
Explanation: To stop or discontinue something (like shutting down a website).
Vietnamese: Dừng hoạt động, ngừng hỗ trợ
Example: "The company pulled the plug on their old website."
5. Plugged in
Explanation: Being informed and up to date, especially with technology.
Vietnamese: Bắt kịp xu hướng, am hiểu công nghệ
Example: "She’s really plugged in — always the first to try new apps."
6. Hit the link
Explanation: Click on a hyperlink to open a web page.
Vietnamese: Nhấn vào liên kết
Example: "Hit the link below to subscribe to our newsletter."
7. At your fingertips
Explanation: Easily accessible (especially online information).
Vietnamese: Trong tầm tay, dễ dàng tiếp cận
Example: "With the internet, knowledge is at your fingertips."
8. Break the internet
Explanation: To cause massive online attention, often overwhelming servers.
Vietnamese: Gây bão mạng
Example: "That celebrity selfie nearly broke the internet."
9. Get with the program
Explanation: To catch up with modern ideas or technology.
Vietnamese: Bắt kịp xu thế mới
Example: "You need to get with the program and learn digital marketing."
10. On the same wavelength
Explanation: Thinking or understanding something in the same way.
Vietnamese: Cùng suy nghĩ, đồng điệu
Example: "Thanks to online forums, developers stay on the same wavelength."
11. Crash the system
Explanation: Overload or cause a failure in a computer or website.
Vietnamese: Làm sập hệ thống
Example: "Too many users tried logging in and crashed the system."
12. Go offline
Explanation: To disconnect from the internet or take a digital break.
Vietnamese: Ngắt kết nối, không trực tuyến
Example: "I try to go offline every weekend to relax."
13. Digital footprint
Explanation: The trail of data a person leaves online.
Vietnamese: Dấu vết kỹ thuật số
Example: "Be careful with your digital footprint when posting online."
14. Caught in a loop
Explanation: Stuck in a repetitive process (especially in tech tasks).
Vietnamese: Bị kẹt trong một vòng lặp
Example: "The update process is caught in a loop and won’t finish."
15. Log in / Log out
Explanation: To access or exit an online account or system.
Vietnamese: Đăng nhập / Đăng xuất
Example: "Remember to log out of your email after using a public computer."
16. Push someone’s buttons
Explanation: To trigger a strong emotional reaction (often used in online trolling).
Vietnamese: Chọc tức ai đó
Example: "Internet trolls love pushing people’s buttons in the comments."
17. Under the radar
Explanation: To go unnoticed, especially online or on social media.
Vietnamese: Không gây chú ý, dưới tầm quan sát
Example: "His website grew under the radar for years before becoming famous."
18. Information overload
Explanation: Feeling overwhelmed by too much information.
Vietnamese: Quá tải thông tin
Example: "I stopped scrolling because of information overload."
19. Jump on the bandwagon
Explanation: To join a popular trend (especially on the internet).
Vietnamese: Chạy theo trào lưu
Example: "Everyone's jumping on the TikTok bandwagon these days."
20. Go down a rabbit hole
Explanation: To become deeply involved in something, especially while browsing online.
Vietnamese: Bị cuốn vào thứ gì đó trên mạng
Example: "I was researching one topic and went down a YouTube rabbit hole for hours."
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