词根:plant = plant(植物), to plant(种植)
来自拉丁语的planta 意为to plant。
同源词:
1. supplant(代替某物种植 sup<sub(=under,in place of) + plant(=plant))
vt.替代;排挤
supplanter n. [见上,-er 后缀 ] 替代者;排挤者
Lasers supplanted the use of scalpels for eye surgery decades ago.激光替代了数十年前在眼科手术中使用的解剖刀。
2. implant [im-=in 里面 + plant 种植 → 种植到里面→注入 ]
v.使(想法、感情等)注入,灌输
deeply implanted hatred 深深扎根于内心的憎恨
implant sound principles in the minds of children 向孩子们灌输正确的原则
3. transplant [trans (=change) 转移 + plant 植物 ]
v.移种(植物等);移植(体组织、内脏等);(人)移居
n.(人体组织等的)移植
transplantation n. [见上,-ation 名词后缀 ] 移植
transplantable adj. [见上,-able 形容词后缀 ] 可移植的
transplant young cabbage plants 移植卷心菜秧苗
kidney transplant 肾脏移植
4. plant
n.植物;工厂;设备
v.种植;设置;灌输
plantation n. [plant 种植 + -ation 名词后缀 ]种植地;造林地;移民;殖民(地)
planter n. [plant 种植 + -er 后缀 ]种植者;耕作者;农场主人;播种机
plantlet n. [plant 植物 + -et 后缀表示 小 → ]小植物;树苗
词根:cur, curs ( cor, cour, cours, coars) = to run
来自拉丁语的cur,curs 意为to run ,它们的变形为cor,cour,cours,coars。同义词根有来自拉丁语的lop,来自希腊语的drom,以及来自盎格鲁-撒克逊语的run。此外,还有意为vehicle 的car/char等。
(*拉丁文currere(=to run) —— 英文根字典)
同源词:
1. discursive(分开跑的dis(=apart) + curs(=run))
adj.(人) 言行散漫的,不得要领的;离题的;推论的
discursiveness n.散漫,不得要领
discursively adv.散漫地
He gave a discursive speech,difficult to follow. 他说的话东拉西扯,让人难以理解。
2. concur(一起跑con<com(=together) + cur(=run))
vi. with + sb;in + sth 同意,一致;同时发生;合作
concurrence n.同意,一致;合作;同时发生
concurrent adj.同时发生的;合作的;一致的
concurrently adv.同时地
I concur with my parents that illegal drugs carry many risks. 我同意我父母关于非法药品带有很大风险的意见。
3. precursor(事先、首先跑pre(=before) + curs(=run))
n.预先,预兆;先驱者,先觉者;前往
precursory adj.先驱的;先觉的;预备的
It has been said the Poe's novels were precursors to the modern detective novel. 坡的小说被认为是现代侦探小说的先驱。
4. cursory(仿佛跑似的curs(=run))
adj.(做事、阅读等)草率的,匆匆忙忙的,精略的
The customs agent gave only a cursory glance at our luggage. 海关人员是草草地看了一眼我们的行李。
5. recourse(向后跑re(=back) + cours<curs(=run))
n.依靠,依赖;求助对象
The condemned man had no legal recourse left to him and was executed. 那个死刑囚犯没有任何法律求助途径,最终被处死。
6. extracurricular
adj.课外的 *extra(=outside)
extracurricular activities 课外活动
7. incur
v.招致,带来;背负(债务),蒙受(损失),遭受 *in(=into)
incur debts/hatred/great expense/danger/displeasure 负债/招致仇恨/花费大量经费/招致危险/触犯,得罪
8. occur
v. 出现,发生;(在心中)浮现;存在;被发现 *oc<ob(=to)
An idea has occurred to me. 我有了一个主意。
It occurred to me that~ 我想到...
9. occurrence
n.发生的事情、事件;出现,发生 *oc<ob(=to)
happy occurrence 喜事
10. recur
v.再发生,复发;回归,重新浮上心头,重新忆起 *re(=again)
problem which recurs periodically 定期反复出现的问题
11. recurrence
n.重新想起;复起,反复 *re(=again)
frequent recurrence of these headaches 这样的头疼的频繁复发
12. recurrent
adj.定期(频繁)重复的;复发的,周期性的 *re(=again)
recurrent expenses 定期开支
recurrent fever 回归热
13. undercurrent
n.底线,潜流;(不浮于表面的思想、感情等的)暗流 *under(=under)
undercurrent of opposition /melancholy 潜在的敌对/潜在的忧郁
14. curriculum
n.(学校、大学等)课程
curriculum vitae 履历
15. currish
adj.下贱的
16. current
adj.通用的,现行的;现在的,正在进行的;流通的 n.(电、水、气等的)流;(时间、舆论、思想等的)潮流,倾向,趋势
currently adv.通常地,普遍地;现在,目前
current money 通用货币
current news 时事新闻
go (swim)with(against) the current (of the times) 随波逐流(反潮流)
the current of time (the times) 潮流,时代潮流
air currents 气流
17. currency
n.通货,货币;流通,通用;流行,普及
gold/paper currency 金币/纸币
foreign currencies 外币
currency circulation 货币流通
Many slang words have short currency. 很多俚语的流行时间都非常短。
18. courier
n.送快信、外交信件的信使;(旅行社的)导游,向导 *cour<cur(=run),ier(=person who)
act as a diplomatic courier bringing an important message from the president for the new premier 以外交信使的身份向新任首相传达总统的重要信息
19. succour
n.(困难时的)援助,救助 v.帮助(困难的人),援助 *suc<sub(=under),cor<cur(-run)
20. corridor
n.走廊,回廊 *cor<cur(=run)
corridors of power 权力走廊;暗中左右决策的权力中心
Polish Corridor 波兰走廊
21. excursion
n.远足,短程旅行 *ex(=out)
excursionist n.运足者;短程旅行者
make an excursion to the mountain 去大山中运足
22. incursion
n.(多指非永久占领的)袭击,侵犯,入侵 *in(=into)
the Danish incursions on our coasts in early times 早期丹麦人对我们(英国)海岸的入侵
23. cursive
adj.(笔迹)草书的,草书体的
24. curse
v.诅咒,咒骂;(be cursed with)使因...而遭难
n.诅咒,咒骂;祸因,祸根;被诅咒的东西;(the ~)月经
cursed adj.被诅咒的;可恶的,可惜的
curse at a fate 诅咒命运
25. course
n.进程;道路;(赛跑、比赛的)跑道;进展,趋势;(行动的)方针,(行动的)方向;(边续的)课,(党校伯)课程,(大学的)科目;单位;讲座;(吃饭时按顺序端上来的一道道的)菜
v.以犬(灰狗)狩猎(特别是野兔);(快速移动地)穿过;(液体的)流动 *cours<curs(=run)
coursing n.带着猎犬打猎(野兔)
courser n.猎狗;骏马
in due course 在今后适当的时候
a matter of course 理所当然之事,必然的结果
stay the course 坚持到底,不放弃
graduate course 研究生课程
a dinner of six courses 六道菜品(一般包括汤、鱼、肉、糖果、奶酪、甜点)
main course 主菜
Tears coursed down her cheeks. 泪水滑过她的脸颊。
26. concourse
n.(物品或人等的)集合;合流;集合场所;(站、机场、会馆等的)中央大厅,中央广场 *con<com(=together),cours<curs(=run)
unforeseen concourse of circumstances 未能预料到的各种情况的同时发生
27. intercourse
n.(个人间的)交往;(人、国家间的)往来;(意见等的)交换;性交 *inter(=between),cours<curs(=run)
social /sexual intercourse 社交/性交
our commercial intercourse with the Soviet Union 我国与前苏联的贸易往来
28. coarse
adj.粗劣的;(布、网等)质地粗糙的;粗俗的,下流的 *coars<curs(=run)
coarse food 粗粮
coarse joke 低价的笑话
29. decurrent
adj.(叶等)从茎下部向上生长的《de- = down》
30. transcurrent
adj.横亘的;横贯的《trans- = across》
词根词缀:hor-, horr-
【来源及含义】Latin: bristling, rough, roughness; rudeness; shaking, tremble, trembling, shutter; shock; disgust, hatred; resulting in horror, horrid, etc.
【同源单词】abhor, abhorred, abhorrence, abhorrent, abhorrently, abhorrer
词根词缀:mis-
【来源及含义】Anglo-Saxon: bad, harsh, wrong; always a prefix
【相关描述】Don't confuse this mis- unit with the following units: misce-, "mix, mingle"; miso-, mis-, "hate, hatred"; miss-, -miss, -mis- "send, throw".
【相关词根词缀】Inter-related cross references, directly or indirectly, involving word units meaning "bad, wrong": caco-, kako-; dys-; mal-; pessim-; sceler-.
【同源单词】misadventure, misbegotten, misbehave, misbehavior, miscall, mischief
词根词缀:misce-, misc-
【来源及含义】Latin: mix, mingle
【相关描述】Don't confuse this mis- unit with the following units: mis-, "bad, wrong"; miso-, mis-, "hate, hatred"; miss-, -miss, -mis- "send, throw".
【同源单词】antimiscegenation, immiscibility, immiscible, meddle, meddler, meddlesome
词根词缀:miso-, mis-, -misia
【来源及含义】Greek: hate, hater, hatred; disgust for; revulsion of; contempt for; abhorrence of
【相关描述】Don't confuse this miso-, mis- unit with the following units: mis-, "bad, wrong"; miss-, -miss, -mis- "send, throw".
【相关词根词缀】 Related "hate, hatred" word sources: odi-; stygio-.
【同源单词】computermisia, iatromisia, iatromisiac, logomisia, misandria, misandrist
词根词缀:miss-, mis-, -miss, -mis, mit-, mitt-, -mit, -mitt
【来源及含义】Latin: to send, to let go, to cause to go; to throw, to hurl, to cast
【相关描述】Don't confuse this miss-, -mis unit with the following units: mis-, "bad, wrong"; miso-, mis-, "hate, hatred"; misc- "mix, mingle".
【同源单词】admissibility, admissible, admissibleness, admissibly, admission, admit
词根词缀:odi-, noi-, noy-
【来源及含义】Latin: to hate, hatred, hateful; despise
【相关词根词缀】 Related "hate, hatred" word sources: miso-; stygio-.
【同源单词】annoy, annoyance, annoyer, annoying, annoyingly, ennui
词根词缀:phobo-, phob-, -phobia, -phobias, -phobe, -phobiac, -phobist, -phobic, -phobism, -phobous
【来源及含义】Greek: fear, extreme fear of; morbid, excessive, irrational fear, or terror of something or someone; however, sometimes this Greek element also means a strong dislike, dread, or hatred for something or someone
【同源单词】ablutophobia, ablutophobic, acarophobia, acarophobiac, acerbophobia, acerophobia
词根词缀:stygio, stygi-, styx-
【来源及含义】Greek > Latin: hate, hating, hated, hateful; abhor, abhorrence; loathsome, loathing
【相关描述】Literally, the “horrible”. Related to "chill, frost; hate, hatred; abhorrence"; originally, "to shudder with cold"; by extension, hell or hades.
【相关词根词缀】 Related "hate, hatred" word sources: miso-; odi-.
【同源单词】Stygian, stygiophobia, Styx