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:orb = circle, track
来自拉丁语的orb 意为circle,track。
同源词:
1. exorbitant(脱离常规、轨道的ex(=out) + orb(=track,circle))
adj.(价格、要求等)过高的,过分的
exorbitance n.(价格、要求等的)过高,过分
exorbitantly adv.过高地,昂贵地
Prices for butter and eggs were exorbitant during WW Ⅱ. 第二次世界大战期间黄油和鸡蛋的价格贵得离谱。
2. sbuorbital
adj.未进入(地球)轨道的,亚轨道的;在眼眶之下的 *sub(=under)
suborbital flight (宇宙飞船等的)亚轨迹飞行
3. orbit
n.(天体、宇宙飞船等的)轨道 v.进入轨道;沿轨道飞行、盘旋
the earth's orbit round the sun 地球围绕太阳的轨道
How many spacecraft have orbited the moon ? 有多少宇宙飞船绕月球运行过?
4. orbital
adj.轨道的
spacecraft's orbital distance the earth. 宇宙飞船距离地球的轨道距离
orbital velocity 轨道速度
词根词缀:butyro-, butyr-
【来源及含义】Greek > Latin: butter; from bou[s] , "ox, cow" plus tyro[s], "cheese"
【同源单词】arachibutyrophobia, butter, butyraceous, butyrate, butyric, butyric acid
词根词缀:lepidopter-
【来源及含义】Greek: moths, butterflies; a combination of lepido-, "flake" or "scale" and ptero, "wing"
【相关词根词缀】This lepidopter- group of words comes directly from the lepido- unit of words.
A cross reference of other word family units that are related directly, or indirectly, with: "insects, bugs, worms; invertebrates":
aphidi-;
api-;
ascari-;
culci-;
Dung Beetle Survival;
Dung Beetles Important;
Eating Worms;
entomo-;
formic-;
Guinea worms;
helmintho-;
insecto-;
Insects: Importance;
isopter-;
meliss-;
mosquito;
Mosquito, other Languages;
Mosquitoes, Pt. 1;
Mosquitoes, Pt. 2;
myrmeco-;
scarab;
scoleco-;
sphec-;
taeni-;
termit-;
vermo-.
【同源单词】Lepidoptera, lepidopteral, lepidopteran, lepidopterid, lepidopterist, lepidopterology