<caption><image_0>The image shows a woman standing in front of a whiteboard with the title "Vocabulary & Expressions" written on it. She is wearing a yellow t-shirt and appears to be giving a presentation. The text on the whiteboard reads "Reprimand: to rebuke formally. Infraction: an act that breaks a rule. For example, many government officials have been reprimanded for infracting public funds will no longer be holiday greeting cards."</caption><transcript><audio_1> 안녕하세요. 틴타임스 월드뉴스의 전나리 선생님입니다. 지난 시간에는 독일 총리에 대한 얘기를 했는데 오늘은 탄자니아의 새로 뽑힌 대통령에 대해서 읽어보도록 하겠습니다. 그 전에</transcript><transcript><audio_2> 첫 번째 단어는 바로 reprimand가 되겠습니다. 자, 들어도 봤을 그런 단어인데요. 좀 더 쉽게 풀이하자면 rebuke하는 겁니다. 뒤에 rebuke. rebuke라는 것은 누구를 책망하고 꾸짖는 건데요. 그 뒤에가 약간 formally라는 게 붙었죠. 이 formally 라는 거는 굉장히 공식적으로</transcript><transcript><audio_3> 무게가 좀 달라요. 엄마한테 꾸질함 받았어. 이렇게 할 때 그런 말투하고 대통령이 장관들을 견책했다. 이런 말 들어봤죠. 그런 뉘앙스의 단어가 바로 로프리맨드가 되겠습니다. 두 번째는</transcript><video><caption><image_4>The image is a slide from a presentation on vocabulary and expressions. It has a title "Vocabulary & Expressions" at the top, followed by "Reprimand: to rebuke formally" and "Infraction: an act that breaks a rule or law". Below the title, there is a description of the topic. 

On the right side of the slide, there are two bullet points. The first bullet point explains that for example, many government officials have been reprimanded for infractions, and also public funds will no longer be used to pay for holiday greeting cards. The second bullet point mentions that the government officials are responsible for the use of holiday greetings cards.

The slide also has a logo for "The 18 Times" in the top right corner.</caption><caption><image_5>The image shows a woman standing in front of a whiteboard with the title "Vocabulary & Expressions" written on it. She is pointing to a list of words and phrases written on the whiteboard. The words are:

- Reprimand: to rebuke formally
- Infraction: an act that breaks a rule or laws
- For example, many government officials have been reprimanded for infractions and public funds will no longer be us holiday greeting cards.

The woman is wearing a yellow shirt and appears to be giving a presentation or lecture. She has a serious expression on her face and is gesturing with her right hand as she speaks.</caption><caption><image_6>The image shows a woman standing in front of a whiteboard with the words "Vocabulary & Expressions" written on it. She is pointing to one of the words on the whiteboard and appears to be explaining them. The words are written in black marker and are arranged in a grid-like pattern. The word "Reprimand" is written in red marker at the top of the image, followed by "Rebuke" and "Formally" in blue marker. Below that, there is a sentence that reads "Infraction: an act that breaks law". The sentence is written as "For example, government officials have been reprimanded public funds will no holiday greeting cards."</caption><caption><image_7>The image shows a woman standing in front of a whiteboard with the title "Vocabulary & Expressions" written on it. She is wearing a yellow t-shirt and appears to be giving a presentation. The text on the whiteboard reads "Reprimand: to rebuke formally" and "Infraction: an act that breaks". Below the text, there is a sentence that reads "For example, many governments have been reprimanded for public funds will no longer holiday greeting cards."</caption></video><transcript><audio_8> infraction인데요. 한번 볼까요? 명사형인 거 알 수 있겠죠? An act that breaks a rule or law 라고 했습니다. 어떤 규칙이나 법을 위반하는, 깨는 행동인데요. 바로 위반 행위, 범법 행위</transcript><transcript><audio_9> infection.</transcript> Hello everyone, this is the day before Teen Times World News. Well, last time we talked about the German Chancellor, but today we will read about the newly elected president of Tanzania. Before that, we will look at two words. The first word is repreemand.  That's ok. Now, it's a word you've probably heard of. If you want to explain it more easily, it followed by 'formally'. followed by 'formally'. So officially, the weight of our words is different. I received it consistently from my mom. When I say things like this, the president reprimands the ministers.  I've heard this before. The word with such nuance is repremend. Now, the second one is infection. Let's It's a breaking action that violates any rule or law. When you say it like this, it's an act of violation.  We
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