#1-17.08.24 Flashcards
字首:否定a-(an-), anti-, contra-, dis-(dif-), in-(il-, im-, ir-)
字首 :a- (an-)
without
apathy / apathetic
(n.) 冷漠 / (a.) 冷漠;漠不關心. You mustn’t be apathetic about environmental protection. path ; pass ; pati ->feel suffer from ( patient)
atheist / atheism
(nc.) 無神論者 / (n.)無神論
anonymous / anonymity
(a.) 匿名的 / (n.) 匿名. I never pay attention to anonymous letters. an–>without ; nonym–>name
atypical
(a.) 非典型的。SARS is an atypical form of pneumonia.
analphabetic
(a.;nc.) 不識字的;文盲。Fewer and fewer people are analphabetic nowadays.
abysmal
(a.) 無底的;極度的。/(n.) 無底洞。Visitors to the slum were appalled by the abysmal living conditions they saw. (bys-> bottom)
atrophy
(n. v.) 萎縮。Astronauts returning from extended stays in zero gravity often suffer from muscular atrophy. (troph–>food;astro–>star;navy/nav–>sail)
字首:anti-
against
antitrust
(a.) 反聯合壟斷。US antitrust laws are akin to fair-trade laws in Taiwan.
anti-American
(a.) 反美的。
antipathy / antipathetic
(n.)反感。/(a.) 有反感的。 The natives have a strong antipathy against all outsiders.
antibiotic
(n.) 抗生素。The discovery of antibiotics is a milestone in medical history. (bio–>life )
antidote
(n.) 解藥;解毒劑。Gandhi’s nonviolence is a potent antidote to the prevalent violence in modrrn society. (potent–>power :impotential)
antonym
(n.) 反義字。You can look up synonyms and antonyms in the thesaurus.
字首:contra- (counter- )
against
contradict / contradiction / contradictory
(v.) 反駁。/(n.) 反駁、矛盾。/ (a.) 矛盾、相反的。 You should feel free to contradict me if you disagree. ( countra-/contrast –>against;dict–>speak )
contraband
(n. a.) 違禁品;違禁的。Buying contraband goods may get you into trouble. I don’t deal in contraband. ( banish (v.) 驅逐 )
controversial / controversy
(a.) 引起爭議的,有爭議的。/(n.) 爭議,爭執。 Abortion is a highly controversial issue in the U.S. ( verse- / vert- –> turn, change )
counterfeit
(a. v. n.) 偽造的;偽造;偽鈔。
I got some counterfeit money in change this morning.
It’s a crime to counterfeit a signature.
( feit / fact / fict / fect –> do; make )
counteract
(v.) 抵銷;制衡;反制。
The pill will counteract your stomach acid.
encounter
(v. n.)遭遇。
You’re going to encounter enormous difficulties if you push for reform.
He met his future wife in an accident encounter.
counterpart
(n.) 另一半,對應之人或物。
The President and his British counterpart—the Prime Minister —will have a summit soon.
字首:dis- (dif- )
not, apart