导图社区 【Unit 2】Merriam-Webster's Vocabulary Builder
韦氏词根/小绿书/单词书,词根词缀构词学习的思维导图整理;包括每个单元词根释义、引申出的单词英文释义及例句。本期内容包括:Mania、Psych、Cepyt、Fin、Ject、Tract、Duc/Duct、Sequ、Word from mythology and history。
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韦氏词根/小绿书/单词书,词根词缀构词学习的思维导图整理;包括每个单元词根释义、引申出的单词英文释义及例句。本期内容包括:BENE、AM、BELL、PAC、CRIM、PROB、GRAV、LEV、Word from mythology and history。
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韦氏词根/小绿书/单词书,词根词缀构词学习的思维导图整理;包括每个单元词根释义、引申出的单词英文释义及例句。本期内容包括:Mania、Psych、Cepyt、Fin、Ject、Tract、Duc/Duct、Sequ、Word from mythology and history。
韦氏词根/小绿书/单词书,词根词缀构词学习的思维导图整理;包括每个单元词根释义、引申出的单词英文释义及例句。本期内容包括:BENE、AM、BELL、PAC、CRIM、PROB、GRAV、LEV、Word from mythology and history。
Merriam-Webster's Vocabulary Builder
Unit 2
Mania
释义:madness
kleptomania
释义:a mental illness in which a person has a strong desiere to steal things
例句:kleptomania leads its sufferers to sreal items od litthle value that they don't need anyway.
dipsomaniac
释义:a person with an extreme and uncontrollable desire for alcohola
例句:she did't like the word alcoholic being applied to her, and liked dipsomaniac even less.
megalomaniac
释义:a mental disorder marked by feeling of great personal power and importance
例句:when the governor started calling for arming his National Guard with nuclear weapons, the voters finally realized they had elected a megalomaniac.
egomaniac
释义:someone who is extremely self-centered and ignores the problem and concerns of others
例句:He's completely unimpressive person, but that does't keep him from being an egomaniac
Psych
释义:breath, life, soul
psyche
释义:soul, personality, mind
例句:analysts are constantly trying to understand the nation's psyche and why the U.S. often behaves so differently from other country.
psychedelic
释义:(1)of or relating to a drug(such as LSD)taht produces abnormal and often mental effects such as hallucinations.(2)imitating the effects of psychedelic drugs.
例句:in her only psychedelic experience, back in 1970, she had watched with horror as the walls began crawling with bizzarely colored creatures.
psychosomatic
释义:caused by mental or emotional problems rather than physical illness
例句:her doctor assumed her stomach problems were psychosomatic but gave her some harmless medication anyway.
psychotherapy
释义:one who treats mental or emotional disaorder or related bodily by psychological means.
例句:he's getting medication from a psychiatrist, but it's his sessions with the psychotherapist that he really values.
Cept
释义:take,seize
reception
释义:(1)the act of receiving.(2) A social gathering where guests are formally welcomed
例句:although the reception of her plan by the the board of directors was enthusiastic, it was months before anything was done about it.
intercept
释义:to stop,seize, or interrupt(something or someone)before arrival
例句:the explosives had been intercepted by police just before being loaded onto the jet.
perceptible
释义:noticeable or able to be felt by the senses
例句:her changes in attitude toward him was perceptical, and he couldn't be sure he wasn't just imagining it.
susceptible
释义:(1)open to some influence;responsive;(2)able to be submitted to an action or processs.
例句:she impressed everyone immediately with her intelligence, so they're now highly susceptible to her influence and usually go along with anything she proposes.
Fin
释义:end or boundary
confine
释义:(1)to keep (somebody or something) within limits.(2)to hold(someone) in a location;
例句:he had heard the bad news from the CEO, but when he spoke to his employees his remarks to a few hints that sales had slipped.
definitive
释义:(1)authoritative and final;(2)specifying perfectly or precisely
例句:the team's brilliant research provided a definitive description of the virus and its strange mutation patterns.
finite
释义:having definite limits
例句:her ambitions were infinite, but her wealth was finite.
infinitesimal
释义:extremely or immeasurablely small
例句:looking more closely at the research data, he now saw an odd pattern of changes so infinitesimal that they hadn't been noticed before.
Ject
释义:throw or hurl
interject
释义:to interrupt a conversation with a common or remark
例句:his anger was growing as he listened to the conversation, and every so often he would interject a crude comment.
conjecture
释义:to guess
例句:he was last heard of in Bogota, and they conjectured that he had met his end in the Andes at the hands of the guerrillas.
projection
释义:an estimate of what might happen in the future based on what is happening now
例句:the president has been hearing different deficit projections all week from the members of his economic team.
trajectory
释义:the curved path that an object makes in space, or that a thrown object follows as it rised and falls to earth.
例句:considering the likely range, trajectory, and accuracy of a bullet fired from a cheap handgun at 100 yards, the murder seemed incredible.
Tract
释义:drag or draw
traction
释义:the friction that allows a moving thing to move over a surface without slipping.
例句:the spinning wheels were getting no traction on the ice, and we began to slip backward down the hill.
retract
释义:(1)to pull back (something) into something larger .(2) to take back (something said or written)
例句:she was forced to retract her comment about her opponent after it was condenmed in the press.
protracted
释义:drawn out, continued, or extended
例句:no one was looking forward to a protracted struggle for custody of the baby.
intractable
释义:not easily handled, led, taught, or controlled
例句:corruption in the army was the courtry's intractable problem, and for many years all foreign aid had ended up in the colonels' pocket.
Duc/Duct
释义:to lead
conducive
释义:tending to promote, encourage, or assist; helpful
例句:she found the atmosphere in the quiet cafe conducive to study and even to creative thinking.
deduction
释义:(1)substraction.(2)the reaching of a conclusion by reasoning
例句:foretelling the future by deduction based on a political or economic theory has proved to be extremely difficult.
induce
释义:(1)persuade, influence;(2)bring about
例句:to induce him to make the call we had to promise we wouldn't do it again.
seduction
释义:(1)temptation to sin, especially temptation to sexual intercourse.(2)attaction or chaim
例句:the company began its campaign of seduction of the smaller firm by inviting its top management to a series of weekends at expensive resorts
Sequ
释义:to follow
sequential
释义:(1)arranged in order or in a series.(2)following in a series.
例句:in writing the history of the revolution, his challenge was to put all the events of those fateful days in proper sequential order.
subsequent
释义:following in time, order, or place;later
例句:through all her subsequent love affairs, she never stopped thinking about the man who got away.
consequential
释义:(1)resulting.(2)important
例句:none of our discussions thus far has very consequential, next week's meeting will be the important one.
non sequitur
释义:a statement that dose not follow logically from anything previously said.
例句:rattlely by the question, his mind went blank, and he blurted out a non sequitur that fetched a few laughs from members of the audience.
Word from Mythology and History
Appllonian
释义:harmonious, ordered, rational, calm
例句:after a century of Romantic emotion, some composers adopted a more Apollonian style, producing clearly patterned pieces that avoided extremes of all kinds.
bacchanalian
释义:frenzied, orgiastic
例句:the bacchanalian partying on graduation night resulted in three wrecked cars, two lawsuits by unasumed pattern, and more new experiences than most of participations could remember the next day.
delphic
释义:unclear, ambiguous, or confusing
例句:all she could get from the strange old woman were a few delphic comments that left her more confused than ever about the missing documents.
Dionysian
释义:frenzied, delirious
例句:only in the tropics did such festivals become truly Dionysian, he said, which was why he was booking his fight to Rio.
jovial
释义:jolly, good-natured
例句:their grandfather was as jovial and sociable as their grandmother was quiet and withdrawn.
mercurial
having rapid and unpredictable changes of mood
例句:his mother's always mercurial temper became even more unpredictable, to the point where the slightest thing would trigger a violent fit.
Olympian
释义:lofty, superior, and detached
例句:now 77, he moved slowly and spoke the the younger lawyers in Olympian tones, but his college friends could remember when he was a brash, crazy risk-taker.
venereal
释义:having to do with sexual intercourse or diseases transmitted by it
例句:in the 19th century syphilis especially was often fatal, and venereal diseases killed some of the greatest figures of the time.
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 