词根:par(pair, per, pir, peer) = equal平等, 相等, 准备
来源于拉丁语 par(=to arrange,to appear,to produce,equal) 意为“相等的,平等的”,pair,per,pir,peer这四个词根是词根par的变形。词根par的同义词根有来源于拉丁语的词根equ,同形异义词根有来源于拉丁语 parere 的词根par,意思是“生 ,生育,显示,出现”。
追本溯源:par表示“相等”来自原始印欧语根*per-,最原始的含义是表示“切”,由此根产生的一个简单的单词pare,就是“切,削”的意思。把东西从中间切开一分为二就得到一对(pair);把东西切很多分,就得到各个不同的部分(part);客人来了,提前把苹果切好,就是准备(prepare)。由“切”引申出“带来”的含义,所以父母(parent)就把你带到这个世界上的人。
同源词:
1. apparel [靠近排列ap<ad(=to, near)+par(=arrange)]
n. 衣着;服饰
vt. 给…穿衣
ex) My teacher told me that shorts aren't appropriate apparel for class. 老师告诉我穿短裤来上课不合适。
2. imperative [在里面排列、整理的im<in(=in, intensive)+per<par(=arrange)]
adj. 必需的;紧急的;必须服从的,强制的;命令式的
n. 命令
ex) It's imperative to remove your shoes once you enter the temple. 进入寺院时你必须脱掉鞋子。
3. imperious [在里面排列或整理的im<in(=in,intensive)+per<par(=arrange)]
adj. 飞扬跋扈的,傲慢的,专横的;紧急的;迫切的
ex) She's an imperious little tot, always bossing around her young cousins. 她是一个专横的小女孩,经常对她的堂弟妹颐指气使。
4. irreparable [无法重新整顿或安排的ir<in(=not)+re(=again)+par(=arrange)]
adj. 无法修补的;无法挽回的
ex) A broken teacup is irreparable,no matter what the glue package says. 无论胶水的外包装上怎么写,摔碎的茶杯都是无法修补的。
5. apparition [出现在附近ap<ad(=to, near)+par(=appear)]
n. 幽灵,鬼怪;幻影;特异景象
She claims to see apparitions in the graveyard at night. 她坚持说晚上在墓地看到幽灵。
6. transparent [通过某种东西出现、显示到另一边的trans( =through,across)+par( =appear)]
adj. 透明的;清澈的;明了的,明白的
transparency/transparence n. 透明(性);幻灯片
ex) The transparent turquoise waters of the Caribbean are spectacular. 加勒比海透明的蓝绿色海水非常壮观。
7. disparage [认为某人和自己不平等dis(=not)+par(=equal)]
vt. 轻视,藐视;中伤,诽谤;贬低
disparagement n. 轾视;诽谤
disparagingly adv. 轻视地
ex) Insecure people often disparage the achievements of others. 不安的人总是会贬低别人的成绩。
8. disparity [不同等dis(=not)+par(=equal)]
n. 不同,不等
ex) The disparity between rich and poor in Venezuela is startling.委内瑞拉的贫富差距令人吃惊。
9. impair[使与以前不一样im<in(=not)+pair<par(=equal)]
vt. 损伤:削弱
impairment n. 损害,损伤
ex) Alcohol had so impaired his faculties that he was unable to drive. 酒精极大地损伤了他的机能,以至于他开不了车了。
10. apparatus
n. (一套)装置,设备;器械,器具;(身体的)器官;(政党或地下活动的)机构 *ap<ad(=near), par(=arrange)
heating apparatus 暖气
chemical apparatus 化学器械
electric apparatus 电器设备
digestive apparatus 消化器官
bureaucratic apparatus 官僚机构
espionage apparatus 间谍机构
11. empire
n. 帝国 *em<en(=intensive), pir<par(=arrange)
emperor n. 皇帝
empress n. 皇后;女皇
the Roman Empire 罗马帝国
the British Empire 大英帝国
Empire City 帝国城,纽约市的别名
Empire State 帝国州,纽约州的别名
Empire State Building 纽约帝国大厦(102层,381米.1931年竣工,1950年在大楼项部修建高67.7米的电视塔)
12. imperial
adj. 帝国的;皇帝的;宏大的;专横的 *im<in(=intensive), per<par(=arrange)
Imperial City 帝都,罗马的别名
ex) His Imperial Majesty 陛下
imperiai president 专横的总统
13. imperialism
n.帝国主义:(领土)扩张主义 *im<in(=intensive), per<par(=arrange)
imperiatist n. 帝国主义者
imperialistic adj. 帝国主义的
14. parade
n. 阅兵,阅兵式;行列;游行;炫耀
v.(列队)行进;炫耀,夸耀 *par(=arrange)
hold a parade 举行阅兵式
march in parade 列队行进
political parade 政治性游行
be on paracte 在游行
parade ground 阅兵场
make a parade of one's virtues 夸耀自己的优点
parade one's abilities 炫耀自己的能力
15. pare
v. 削(水果等的)皮;修剪(指甲等);修掉(边、角等);消减 *par(=arrange)
parings n. 削下、刺下的东西
pare one's naics 剪指甲
16. prepare
v. 准备 *pre(=before),par(=arrange)
preparedness 准备
be prepared to 准备好做…
17. preparation
n. 准备,预备;(药品的)调制,配制;配制好的东西 pre(=before), par(=arrange) *par ( = arrange)
preparations for war 战备
make preparations for a voyage 准备航海
pharmaceutical preparation 药物制剂
18. preparatory
adj. 准备的,预备的 *pre(=before), par(=arrange)
preparatory school 预备学校,预科
19. repair
v. 修理;修补风修补 *re(=again), pair<par(=arrange)
repairable adj. 可修理的
repairer n. 修理工
20. reparable
adj. (损失等)可补偿的;可修缮的 *re(=again), par(=arrange)
21. reparation
n. 补偿;赔偿;(pl.)(战败国的)赔款 *re(=again), par(=arrange)
22. separate
v. 分离,分开;分散 adj. 分离的,分开的;单独的; n. 不是成套的女装 *se(=away), par(=arrange)
separately adv. 个别地
separator n. (牛奶的)脱脂器
separatist n. (政治上或宗教上的)分离主义者
23. separation
n. 分离:脱离;[律](夫妇)分居 *se(=apart,away),par(=arrange)
separation of powers 分权
judicial separation (法庭判决的)夫妇分居
atter a separation of five years 分离五年后
24. separable
adj.可分离的 *se(= apart.away)
25. apparent
adj. 明显的;明白的;外观的,表面的 *ap<ad(=near), par(=appear)
apparently adv. 明白地:外观上地,表面上地
ex) in spite of her apparent indifference 尽管她表面上冷淡
26. appearance
n. 出现;外观,外表,外貌 *ap<ad(=near),pear<par(=appear)
appear v. 出现.(演员、歌手、讲演者等)露面
make an appearance 演出,露面
to/ by all appearance(s) 从外表看
27. compare
v. 比较,对照;比喻作;(可)与…相比;匹敌 *com(=together), par(=equal)
28. comparison
n. 比较,时照;匹敌;比喻 *com(=together),par(=equal)
29. comparable
adj. 可匹敌的;可比较的 *com(=together),par(=equal)
ex) His achievements are comparable with the best. 他可以同成就最高的人相匹敌。
30. comparative
adj. 比较的;[语]比较级的
comparatively adv. 比较地;有点 *com(=together), par(=equal)
comparative literature 比较文学
comparative religion 比较宗教
comparative politics 比较政治学
31. compeer
n. 地位相等的人;同伴 *com(=together),peer<par(=equal)
35. disparate
adj. (质、量等)无法比较的,根本不同的,(pl.)无法比较的事物 *dis(=not)
36. pair
n. 一对,一双,一副;一对(夫妻、情侣、舞伴等) v. 成双,成对 *pair<par(=equal)
the happy pair 幸福的一对
in pairs 成双地,成对地
37. par
n. 同等;平价;票面价值;平均,标准
nominal par 票面价值
issue par 发行价格
above/below par 高于/低于票面价值
on a par with 争…不相上下
par of exchange 外汇平价
38. parity
n. 同等,平等,同位;平价 *par(=equal)
parity of exchange 外汇平价
39. peer
n. 同辈;(社会地位或能力)同等的(或可以匹敌的)人;(英国的)贵族 v. 凝视,盯着看 *peer<par(=equal)
peeress n. 女贵族
peerage n. [总称]贵族;贵族头衔;贵族名册
be raised to the peerage 晋升为贵族
40. peerless
adj. 无可匹敌的 *peer<par(=equal),less(=without)
41. umpire
n. 仲裁;(比赛的)裁判员 v. 仲裁;裁判 *um<un(=not),pir<par(=equal)
act as umpire 担任裁判
umpire a cricket match 担任板球比赛的裁判
42. vampire
n.吸血鬼;吸血蝙蝠;高利贷者 *vamp(=temptress),pir<par(=equal)
43. oviparous
adj. (鸟、鱼、爬虫类)卵生的 *ovi(=egg),par(=produce)
44. parental
adj. 父母亲的 *par(=produce)
parents n. 双亲,父母
parentage n. 父母的身份
parental authority 亲权
parental anxieties 父母的担忧
parental care 父母的熙顾
45. parricide
n. 杀父母;杀父(或母)的人 *par(=produce), cid(=kill)
46. parturition
n. 分娩,生产 *par(=produce)
47. viviparous
adj. 胎生的 *viv(=Iife),par(=produce)
词根:ced, cess(ceed, ceas) = to go 走
词根ced,ceed,cess 是同源异形根,来源拉丁动词cedere,意为to go (走)。其中,ced是不定式词干;ceed是ced 在英语中的音变形式,它在英语中只有proceed,succeed和exceed三个原生派生词;cess是动名词词干,用来组成与某些动词相应的名词或形容词。
同义词根有来源于拉丁语的grad/gress/gred,it,vad/vas,还有来源于希腊语的bat[bet,bit]和来自盎格鲁-撒克逊语的fare。
同源词:
1. access [走近ac<ad(=to,near)+cess(=go)]
n.进入,接近;病的发作
vt.[计] 存取;接近
accessibility n. 可接近
accessible adj.可接近的;易得到的
You can only access the building by one entrance on weekends. 周末只能通过一个入口进入那座建筑。
2. accede [走近ac<ad(=to,near)+ced(=go)]
vi. to + sth 同意;就任;继承;正式加入
accession n. 继承:就任;接近;加盟
The police negotiator acceded to the kidnappers' demands. 警方谈判人员同意了绑架者的要求。
3. concede [带着某物走con<com(=with)+ced(=go)]
vt. 承认;让步;给予
concession n. 让步,容忍;租地营业(权);特许
concessive adj.让步的,让与的
As much as I hate losing an argument,I have tO concede that you are correct. 我虽然很不喜欢在争论中输给别人,但我不得不承认你是对的。
4. incessant [不能走的in(=not) +cess(=go)]
adj. 无休止的,不停的
incessantly adv. 不间断地
My ex-wife was an incessant complainer; my present wife isn't. 我的前妻常无休止地抱怨,而我现在的妻子不这样。
5. precedent [向前走pre(=before) +ced(=go)]
n. 前例,先例;判例
precede v. 领先;先于…
precedence n. 领先,优先,居先
preceding adj.在前的
precedented adj.有先例的
Some say the government's decision to continue logging sets a dangerous precedent. 有人说政府决定继续伐木开了一个危脸的先例。
6. predecessor [领先往下走的人 pre(=before)+de(=down)+cess(=go)]
n. 前任;祖先;被代替的原有事物
The new Miss America was crowned by her predecessor. 前任美国小姐给新当选的美国小姐戴上了王冠。
7. recede [向后走re(=back)+ced(=go)]
vi.退,后退
recession n. 退,后退
recess n. 假期;休会;休庭;幽深处
recessive adj.后退的,逆行的
recessional adj. 后退的;(英)议会休会的;(n.)退场时唱的赞美诗
The flood waters are expected to recede within 36 hours. 预计暴涨的洪水将在36个小时内退去。
8. intercede [走向其间inter(=batween)+ced(=go)]
vi. in+sth; with+sb +for+ sb 调停;仲裁;请愿,求情
intercession n. 仲裁;调停;请求,请愿
We asked the consulate to intercede when our son was arrested in Panama. 儿子在巴拿马被捕时,我们请求领事馆予以调解。
9. successive [连在底部、尾部走的suc<sub(=under) +cess(=go)]
adj.连续的:继承的
succession n. 连续;继承(权)
successor n. 继承人;后继人
I was late to work on three successive days. 我连续三天上班迟到。
10. abscess
n. 脓肿,脓疮 *abs<ab(=away)
abscesses on the gums 齿蠢脓肿
11. accessary
n. 帮凶,从犯 *ac<ad(=near)
accessary to a crime 某犯罪行为的从犯
12. accessory
n.附属物;服饰搭配物(如钱包、手绢、胸针等);从犯,帮凶 adj.附属的;帮凶的 *ac<ad(=near)
accessories of a bicycle 自行车的附件
accessories of a woman's dress 女装的搭配物
13. antecedent
adj.在先的,先前的眼前情;祖先;经历;先行词 *ante(=before)
antecedence n.先行
14. cede
v.转让(权力).割让(土地)
15. cease
v. 停止,终止 *ceas<cess(=go)
ceaseless adj.不断的
ceasefire 停战
without cease 不停地
16. cession
n.(权力的)转让,(土地的)割让,让与;转让的事物
17. decease
n./v.死广,亡故 *de(=down)
18. deceased
adj.已死的,已故的 *de(=down)
the deceased 死者
the deceased father 先父
family of the deceased 死者家属
19. epicedium
n.哀歌:挽歌 *epi(=upon)
20. exceed
v. 超越,超过,胜过 *ex(=out)
exceeding adj. 非常的,极度的
exceedingly adv. 非常地,极度地
21. excess
n.过多,过剩;超过;过度,无节制;过分的行为;暴行
adj.过量的 *eX(=out)
excess of imports 入超
excess baggage,luggage 超重行李
22. excessive
adj.过度的;过多的 *ex(=out)
excossively adv. 过度地
excessive charges 过高的收费
23. cessation
n.停止;中止
cessation of hostilities 停战,停火
24. nacessarily
adv.必然地,必定地;必需地 *ne(=not)
25. necessary
adj.必要的;必然的 n.必需品
necessary evil 无法避免的坏事:不得已的事
necessary condition 必要条件
26. inaccessible
adj.难以接近的 *in(=not),ac<ad(=near)
Inaccessibility n. 不易接近,难以达到
27. necessitate
v. 使成为必要;迫使 *ne(=not)
28. necessitous
adj.穷困的;贫乏的 *ne(=not)
in necessitous circumstances 在贫困的环境里
29. necessity
n.必要,必然性;必需品 *ne(=not)
daily necessities 生活,必需品
Necessity knows no law. 情出无奈,罪可赦免,(做事不择手段的辩解语)
30. procedure
n. 程序,步骤,手续:(事态等的)进程 *pro(=forward)
legal procedure 法律程序
parliamentary procedure 议会议事程序
the code of civil/criminal procedure 民事/刑事诉讼法
31. proceed
v.继续进行;出自,源于;起诉 *pro(=forward)
diseases that proceed from dirt 因不干净而引发的疾病
32. proceeding
v.进行;(pI.)行为;诉讼(程序);会议录 *pro(=forward)
take/start legal proceedings against 对…起诉
the proceedings of the Kent Archaeological Society 肯特考古学会的会议录
33. proceeds
n.收入,收益 *pro(=forward,forth)
net proceeds 纯收入
proceeds of business 营业收入
34. pocess
v. (为保存原材料而进行)处理,加工(食品);[摄]洗(胶卷);[计]处理数据
n. 进程,过程;工序,步骤;制作方法;[印]照相制版术;[律]所讼:传票,诉讼过程中的各种命令
processed cheese/butter 加工过的奶酪/黄油
process film 冲洗胶片
new process of dyeing 新式染色法
three-color process 三色印刷法
34. procession
n.(人、车等的)行列;行进 *pro(=forward)
in procession 列队
35. processional
adj.行列的;列队时用的 *pro(=forward)
36. secede
v.(从政党、教会组织等中)退出,脱离 *se(=away,apart)
37. secession
n.退出,脱离(组织、政党等);[美史](引发南北战争的)南部十一州脱离联邦 *se(=away,apart)
secessionist n.(分离论者;脱离派者;[芙史](S~)南北战争中主张脱离联邦者
38. success
n. 成功;继承 *suc<sub(=under)
succeed to an estate 继承财产
success story 成功故事
Nothing succeeds like success. 一事成,事事成。
39. successful
adj.成功;兴旺;成功的人(或事)*suc<sub(=under)
successfully adv. 成功地,圆满地
successful bid 中标
successful candidate 当选者
successful business 兴隆的生意
40. unprecedented
adj.无先例的 *un(=not), pre(=before)
precedented 有先例的
词根:ple(t), plet, pli, ply, plen(i) = to fill, full 装满(的)
词根ple来自拉丁动词plere 的不定式词干,plet是它的过去分词pletum 的词干,意为to fill(充满);plen 是同源的拉丁形容词plenus 的词干部分,意为full(充满的),因为同源近义,把以把它们放在一起。此外,意为 to fold的plic,ply,pli,plex,plo 等与这些词根形态相似,注意不要混淆。
同源词:
1. compliant (完全满足对方的心情的 com (= thoroughly) + pli(=fill))
adj.服从的,顺从的
compliance/compliancy n.顺从
comply v.依从,顺从 (满足对方的要求)
She has quite a compliant personality. 她的个性很温顺。
2. complement(完全添满 com(=intensive) + ple(=fill))
n.补充(物);[语]补语
vt. 补充,补足
complementary adj. 补充的
The belief that white wine invariably complements seafood is outdated. 认为吃海鲜总是要配上白葡萄酒的想法已经过时了。
3. implement(把...里面填满 im<in(=in) + ple(=fill))
n. 工具;手段
vt. 履行(协定、约定等);实行
implementation n.履行;实行
The plan will be implemented in stages,starting next week. 此计划下周开始分段实行。
4. supplement(在下面填满sup<sub(=under) + ple(=fill))
vt. sth + with +sth 补充
n. 补充,增补;补充物;附录;增刊
supplementary adj.补充的,追加的
Most breakfast cereals contain a host of witamin and mineral supplements. 大部分的早餐谷物食品中都含有大量的维生素和矿物质添加剂。
5. deplete (对“装满”的轻微否定 de(=reverse) + plet(=fill))
vt. 用尽;使枯竭
depletion n.消耗;枯竭
Some cancer medications severely deplete calcium in bones. 一些治疗癌症的药物会使骨骼中的钙的含量迅速减少。
6. replete(完全填满的re(=intensive) + plet(=fill))
adj. 充满的;充实的;饱食的
repletion n.充满;饱食
The shelter gave the men a Christmas dinner replete with all the trimmings. 那个避难所用各种食物拼配而成的丰盛的圣诞晚餐招待了那些人。
7. replenish (重新填满re(=again) + plen(=fill) )
vt. 再装满;重新补充
It's your responsibility to inventory and replenish supplies. 你的责任是盘点和补充库存。
8. plenary (与填充的事物相关的 plen(=fill))(-ary (a.) 表示“…的”(形容空瓶被填满的,即完全的 / 全部的 / 全体的)
adj.完全的,充分的;绝对的;(会议)全体的出席的
plenarily adv.完全地
A vote was held at the plenary session of the city council. 在市议会的全体会议上进行了投票。
9. compliment
n.称赞,赞扬;敬意;表示敬意;(pl.)祝词
v. 恭维,称赞;向...赠送(某物)以表示敬意 *com(=with,together)
pay a compliment 称赞
give /present /send my compliment to your father 向你的父亲致意
With the compliments of the season 祝贺佳节(圣诞节、新年等节日时的问候语)
With the author's compliments (著者)谨赠,惠存(在赠送本上书写的字句)
compliment her on her new snowboard 称赞她的新滑雪板
compliment her with Vocabulary Workshop 向她赠送 Vocabulary Workshop 一书
10. complimentary
adj.称赞的,赞美的;表示敬意的;免费赠送的 *com(=with,together)
complimentary address 祝词
complimentary copy/ticket /dinner 赠送本/优待券、招待券/(飞机上为顾客提供的)免费餐
11. supply
v.供给(所需或所要求的物品),提供;满足(需求) n. 供给,供应;供应品;军粮补给品;储备物资;(个人的)生活费;代课教师 *sup<sub(=under)
supplier n.(物资等的)供应者
supplenment n. (sup-(=sub) = from under 自下;ple = to fill 装满;-ment n. = the act or result 表行为或结果 --> "the act or result of filling from under 自下而上装满的行为或结果" -->)填补物,增补物;百科
全书的补编 v.增补;补充;
supply and demand 供求
supplies in our reservoir 我们水库里的储备水
medical supplies 医药用品
supply teacher 代课教师
12. complete (com全部+plet满+e→全部满了→完成的)
adj.完全的,全部的,完整的;彻底的 v.结束,完成;使完整 *com(=together)
completely adv.完全地,彻底地
complete failure 彻底失败
complete stranger 完全不认识的人
complete works of Shakespeare 莎士比亚全集
complete the puzzle 做填字游戏
13. completion
n.完成,结束;(目的的)达成;[经](销售契约手续的)正式完成 *com(=together)
on completion of contract 完成合同手续后
sentence completion 完成句子
14. expletive (ex- 出,外,plet 装,填,-ive 形容词后缀 --> 填在外面的,装在外面的--> 附加的)
adj.附加的,填补的 ;仅有文法功用而无实际意义的
n.虚词;助词;咒骂词 *ex(=out)
15. plethora
n.过多,过剩;[医]多血症
16. plenipotentiary (potent 权力 / 全能、-i- 连接词、-ary (a./ n.)(形容掌满权力的人,拥有很大权力,即全权大使 / 有全权的))
n.全权大使 adj.有全权的 *pot(=capable of ,powerful)
ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary 特命全权大使
minister plenipotentiary 全权公使
17. plenitude (-itude (n.) 抽象名词后缀(全的,满的,即丰富 / 充足 / 完全 / 充分))
n.充分;丰富
in the plentitude of his powers 在他权力鼎盛之时
18. deplenish (de- 非 / 相反、-ish (v.) 动词后缀(装满水的瓶子被反过来,即倒空 / 弄空 / 使空))
v. 倒空,弄空 , 使空
19. plenteous(plent(= fill) + eous 形容词后缀)
adj. [诗]富饶的;丰富的(=plentiful)
20. plenum
n.充满物质的空间;高压状态;充实;全体会议(完全充满)《-um 表示抽象名词》
21. ample
adj.富足的;充分的(充满于四周的)《am- = amb- = about》
22. accomplish
v.完成,达成《ac- =ad- =to》
accomplishment n.完成;成就;(pl.)技艺;才能
词根:pet (pit, peat) = to rush, to seek, to strive
来自拉丁语的pet 意为to rush,to seek,to strive,它的变形为pit,peat。
(*拉丁文petere (=to fly,to seek)——英文字根字典)
同源词:
1. impetus(在内部猛冲 im<in(=in) + pet(=rush))
n.推动力,促进;刺激
I don't think he has the impetus to complete in the 3-mile race.我认为他没有完成3公里赛跑的动力。
2. perpetual(一直寻找的per (=through,throughout) + pet(=seek,strive))
adj.永久的,永恒的;连续不断的
perpetuate v.使永远存在
perpetuity n.永远,不朽;终生养老金
perpetuation n. 永存,不朽
perpetually adv.永久地
Maintaining a state of perpetual inner peace is a truth seeker's goal. 永远保持内心的平静是真理追寻者的目标。
3. propitious(为事先求得、获得而费心思的 pro(=before,forward) + pit<pet (=seek))
adj.顺利的,形势有利的;慈悲的
Economic conditions are propitious for starting a new business now.现在的经济状况利于开展新的生意。
4. propitiate(事先求得 pro(=before) + pit<pet(=seek))
vt.劝解;安慰,抚慰;取悦
propitiation n.劝解;安慰
propitiatory adj.劝解的;安慰的
I propitiated my offended wife with gift of roses. 我用玫瑰作礼物取悦我生气的妻子。
5. impetuous
adj.激烈的,猛烈的;(言行)鲁莽的;冲动的 *im<in(=in),pet(=rush)
impetuosity n.激烈;鲁莽的言行
impetuous remarks 冲动的话
impetuous charge/gale 猛袭/狂风
6. petulant
adj. 性急的;易怒的;任性的 *pet(=rush)
petulance n.性急;任性 *pet(=rush)
7. appetite
n.食欲;欲求,欲望;爱好 *ap<ad(=to),pet(=seek)
appetizer n.开胃食品,开胃饮料(或酒)
have a big appetite 胃口大
appetite for power 权力欲
carnal/sexual appetite 性欲
8. appetizing
adj.美味可口的;促进食欲的 *ap<ad(=to),pet(seek)
appetizing smell from the kitchen 从厨房里飘来的诱人的香味
9. centripetal
adj.向心的 *centr(=center),pet(=seek)
centripetal force 向心力
10. compete
v.竞争;比赛;对抗 *com(=together),pet(=seek)
compete with/against others for a prize 和他人竞争奖项
compete with /against other countries in trade 和他国进行贸易战争
11. competence
n.胜任,能力;[律]权限 *com(=together),pet(=seek)
his competence in handling money 他掌管钱财的能力
12. competent
adj.(人)有能力的,胜任的;合格的;足够的;充足的 *com(=together),pet(=seek)
competent player 有能力的选手
competent knowledge of English 足够的英语知识
13. competition
n.竞争;(较量知识、力量等的)比赛 *com(=togehter),pet(=seek)
trade competition between countries 国家间的贸易竞争
keen competition for a job 激烈的求职竞争
boxing/chess competitions 拳击比赛/国际象棋比赛
14. competitive
adj.竞争的;比赛的;有竞争力的 *com(=togehter),pet(=seek)
competitive games 比赛
competitive prices 有竞争力的价格
competitive coexistence 竞争共存
15. competitor
n.竞争者,竞争对手 *com(=togehter),pet(=seek)
incompetence / incompetency n.不适当;无能力;无资格
incompetent to teach science 不适合当理科教师的
16. petition
n.请愿,恳求;申请;请愿书;(向法院递交的)诉状
v.向...请愿,恳求;申请 *pet(=seek)
petitioner n.请愿者;申请人;(特指)离婚诉讼的原告
petition to the king 上呈给国王的请愿书
petition of bankruptcy 破产申请
petition of appeal 起诉书
petition of revision 上诉状
the Petition of Right 权利请愿
17. repetition
n.重复,反复;背诵 *re(=again),pet(=seek)
repetitive /repetitious 重复的,反复性的
the repetitive work of a factory's production line 工厂生产线上的重复性的工作
after numerous repetitions 在反复多次之后
18. repeat
v./n.重复,反复 *re(=again),pet(=seek)
repeated adj.反复的,重复的,再三的
repeating adj.反复的;循环的;连发的
repeatedly adv.反复地,多次地
repeat performance 重演
词根:cau = to take care
来自拉丁语的cau 意为to take care。
同源词:
1. precaution(事先小心或注意pre(=before) + cau(=take care))
n.谨慎;警惕;预防
precautionary adj.警惕的;预防的
As a precaution ,please fasten your seat belt before starting the car.作为一种预防措施,请在发动车之前系好安带。
2. caution
n.小心,慎重;警告;(外貌、行动或言语等)令人发笑的 v.使某人小心;警告
cautionary adj.警告的;告诫的
cautionary tales 警世故事
We were cautioned not to drive fast.我们被警告不能开快车。
3. cautious
adj.谨慎的,小心的
cautiously adv.谨慎地,小心地
cautious about giving offense 唯恐让对方生气而小心翼翼的
词根:palp = to touch
来自拉丁语的palp意为 to touch。同义词根有来自拉丁语的ting/tig/tag/tang/tact和tegr。
同源词:
1. palpable (可以触摸的 palp(= touch))
adj.可触知的;明显的,明白的
palpably adv.可触知地,明白地
Her palpable anxiety started to make me nervous,too.她明显的不安也开始让我感到紧张。
2. palpitate
v.(心脏)悸动;(因为恐惧等而)发抖
palpitation 心悸;发科
前缀:re-
1、回、向后
return 回来、返回
retreat 后退
recall 召回,回忆
regress 倒退,退步
reflect 回想
retract 缩回,取回
reclaim 收回
rebound 弹回,跳回
2、再、重复、重新
reprint 重印,再版
reexchange 再交换
reproduction 再生产
rearm 重新武装
rebuild 重建,再建
reconsider 重新考虑
rebirth 再生,新生
reexamination 复试,再考
renumber 重编号码
remarry 再婚
restart 重新开始
rebroadcast 重播,再播
3、相反、反对
reaction 反动,反应
reverse 反转的,颠倒的
resist 反抗,抵抗
revolt 反叛,造反
rebel 反叛,谋反
resent 不满,忿恨
词根词缀:ad-
【来源及含义】Latin: prefix; to, toward, a direction toward, addition to, near, at; and changes to: ac-, af-, ag-, al-, an-, ap-, aq-, ar-, as-, at- when ad- is combined with certain words that begin with the letters c, f, g, l, n, p, q, r, s, and t
【相关描述】The form ad- appears in this form before a vowel and before the consonants d, h, j, m, and v. It is simplified to a- before sc, sp and st.
Before c, f, g, l, n, p, q, r, s, and t; ad- is changed to ac-, af-, ag-, al-, an-, ap-, aq-, ar-, as-, and at-.
In other words, the d of ad usually changes into the same letter as the first letter of the following root or word when it is a consonant: ad-fix becomes affix, and ad-sign becomes assign; therefore, making a double consonant.
Another example includes: attract as with ad-tract (drawn towards); so it has a double t. On the other hand when ad- precedes a vowel, as with adapt, it is simply ad-apt, with one d. For the same reason, there is only one d in adore and adumbrate, because ad- has combined with orare and umbra each of which starts with a vowel.
So, remember: since these Latin words begin with vowels and not consonants, the d of ad does not double as shown in the previous examples.
【同源单词】a capite ad calcem, Ab ovo usque ad mala, Ab uno ad omnes, Abiit ad majores, abjure, accede
词根词缀:-omics, -ome, -omes
【来源及含义】Greek: said to be a stem for "all, every, whole", or "complete"; that is, a field of study in biology that refers to the whole set of omics including their -omics and -ome subfields in order to understand life as a holistic existence and organic beings as a whole
【相关描述】Bioinformatists and molecular biologists are thought to be among the first scientists to start to apply the -ome suffix in several scientific areas.
Bioinformatics is an information science that analyzes life processes using computational tools for solving biological problems and to give direction or an overview in biology.
Ome and omics are convenient ways to describe a holistic way of looking at complex systems. In the mid 1990's bioinformatists started realizing the convenience of -omics and used terms for many fields; such as, metabolome, textome, interactome, bacteriome, eukaryome, functome, patentome, neurome and so on.
Omics was coined by scientists to present the realization of the importance of information processing in biology that was proposed by many biologists and as such, it was made possible by the development of personal computers and personal computer operating systems; such as, Windows, Linux, and Apple.
【同源单词】bibliome, bibliomics, biomics, connectome, connectomics, cytome
词根词缀:pragmato-, pragmat-
【来源及含义】Greek > Latin: skilled in the law; busy, skilled in business; a thing done; to do, effect, accomplish, practice
【相关描述】It started in Greek with the meanings: "to do, act, perform"; then it meant "civil business, deed, act"; and into Latin as, "skilled in business or law". The meaning concerned with "practical results or values" is first recorded in the form pragmatical (1597) and later as pragmatic in 1853.
The form, "pragmatism", is a philosophy that stresses practical results.
【同源单词】pragmatagnosia, pragmatamnesia, pragmatic, pragmatical, pragmatically, pragmaticalness