2016.04.06, English, "Vocabulary Builder" Unit 10

put, from the Latin verb putare, meaning ' to think, consider, or believe '. reputation: [? repju ' Te?? N] N. reputation, good reputation; Deputy: [' depjuti] adj. agent, Deputy N. Representative, Lieutenant.

disputatious: [? d?spj? ' Te??? S] adj. It's a good argument.

impute: [? m ' pju?t] vt. Blame, make responsible, frame

putative: [' pju?t?t?v] adj. presumed, recognized

reputed: [r? '] PJU?T?D] adj. Good reputation, known as ... , there are ... Of Fame

log, from the Greek word logos, meaning ' word, speed, reason ', was found in 中文版 words that end in -logy(means ' The study of ') and -logue(a type of discusion). Biology: [ba? '] Ɑ?l?d?i] N. Biology ; anthropology [? ænθr? ') Pɑ?l?d?i] N. Anthropology; Dialogue: [' da?? Lɑ?ɡ] N. Dialogue vt.& VI. Dialog Epilogue: [' Ep?l?? ɡ] N. End, ending white =epilog (US).

eulogy: The prefix eu- means ' well or good '. [' ju?l?d?i] N. Eulogy, glorification, eulogy

monologue: [' Mɑ?n?l?? ɡ] N. Monologue, tirade, monologue

neologism:neo- means ' new '. [ni ' ɑ?l?d?? Z?m] N. New words, new language, new language syndrome

genealogy: [? d?i?ni ' æl?d?i] N. Pedigree, genealogy. gen- "Latin" "Born, Race".

Terr, comes from the Latin Terra, ' earth '. Terra Firma is a Latin phrase that means ' firm gound '. Terrace [' ter?s] N. platform, balcony, terraces v. to make the terraces, to make terraced Vt. make into terraced fields; Territory: [' Ter?t?? RI] N. Territorial, Territory, field, scope.

parterre: [pɑ?r ' ter] n. Flower bed (atrium rear)

subterranean: [? s?bt? ' Re?ni?n] adj. Underground, hidden

terrarium: [te ' reri?m] N. Animal and plant farms, glass containers

Terrestrial: [t? ' RESTRI?L] adj earth, Terrestrial, [creature] terrestrial; n. Terrestrial creatures; people on Earth.

Mar, comes from the Latin word mare, meaning ' sea ', like Marine [m? ' Ri?n] N. (Navy) soldier or officer, sea view painting adj. Sea, maritime, ship, nautical; submarine [? s?bm? ' Ri?n] N. Submarine adj, underwater, Vt. Hit VI with a submarine. Slide into ... Under.

Aquamarine: [? ækw?m? ' Ri?n] N. Blue-Green, aquamarine

Marina: [M? ' Ri?n?] N. (for yachts parked) small port, Pier

Mariner: [' mær?n?r] N. Seaman, sailor

Maritime: [' mær?ta?m] adj. Sea, sea, maritime

path: comes from the Greek word pathos, means ' sufering ', pathetic [P? ' ΘET?K] adj. Poor, sad, sentimental, dull; pathos: [' pe?θɑ?s] N. Sentimental, sad despair, sad

apathetic: [? æp? ' ΘET?K] adj. Lack of affection, lack of interest, indifference, coldness

empathy: [' emp?θi] N. Empathy, resonance, devotion

Pathology: [P? ' Θɑ?l?d?i] N. Pathology

sociopath: [' so?sio?pæθ] N. Antisocial people, non-social people

Pen/pun, comes from the Latin words poena, ' penalty ' and punire, ' to punish ', penalty [' Pen?lti] N. punishment, Punishment; repentance: [r? '] Pent?ns] N. Regret, repentance

impunity: [? m ' Pju?n?ti] N. No punishment, no matter, no suffering

Penal: [' pi?nl] adj. penal, criminal

Penance: [' Pen?ns] n. Self-punishment, penance (penance)

punitive: [' pju?n?t?v]adj. Penalty, punishment

Matr/metr, comes from the Greek and Latin words for ' mother '. Matron: [' me?tr?n] N. Female superintendent, head nurse, housewife, nanny; Matrimony: [' Mætr?mo?ni] N. Marriage, marital life, weddings; Matrix: [' me?tr?ks] N. Mother, uterine cell gangue, letter N. Matrices.

Maternity: [M? ' T?? Rn?ti] N. Motherhood, maternal tract, maternity ward adj. Pregnant, maternal

matriculate: [M? ' Tr?kjule?t] v. Admission, admission

matrilineal: [? mætr? ' L?NI?L] adj. The matriarchal

Metropolitan: [? metr? ' Pɑ?l?t?n] N. The inhabitants of large cities, the archbishop, the inhabitants of the home country Adj. Metropolitan, Archdiocese, home country

Moni, comes from the Latin verb monere, ' to warn ' or ' to scold '.

admonish: [? d ' Mɑ?n??] Vt. To advise, admonish, admonish, remind, urge

monitory: [' M?n?? To?r?] adj. admonition of N. The Book of Commandments

Monitor: [' mɑ?n?t?r] N. Supervisor, monitor, listener, [computer] monitor, monitor v. Surveillance, monitoring, monitoring

premonition: [? pri?m? ' N?? N] N. Notice, premonition, indication

Words from mythology:

Cereal: [' s?ri?l] adj. Cereals (of), grains (of) n. Cereals

Junoesque: Juno was the wife of Jupiter, Che chief of the Roman gods. [? d?u?n???? SK] adj. Noble and Graceful

Martial: [' mɑ?r?l] adj. Military, war

Promethean: [PR?] Mi?θi?n] adj. Prometheus, original

Sisyphean: [? s?s? ' Fi?? N] adj. Never finish, vain

Titanic: [ta? '] Tæn?k] N. Titanic (name of the ship) adj. Huge; The four-valent titanium

Triton: [' tra?tn] n. triple proton Triton n. [Greek god] special Ryden (The Poseidon)

vulcanize: [' v?lk?n?a?z] v. (make) vulcanization, (make) hardened

2016.04.06, English, "Vocabulary Builder" Unit 10