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1 | P a g e E d e o & L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . '(&2',1**5((.$1' /$7,152276,1(1*/,6+ ᧘Ⓠ㤧䈣䈃ṯθ䖱ᶴᢟཝ㤧䈣䈃≽ - (;3$1' (1*/,6+92$%8/$5,181,48( 60$57 :$3$5732872)9(56,213 Contents Preface to English Prefix and Suffix List and Greek and Latin Roots..................................................14 About the Author: ................................................................................................................................. 16 Our Story............................................................................................................................................... 17 David Yao Amazon Kindle Author Central page .................................................................................18 MMM.................................................................................................................................................... 19 macer- lean........................................................................................................................................ 19 macro- long....................................................................................................................................... 19 magn- great, large ............................................................................................................................. 21 magnet- magnet................................................................................................................................. 23 maj- greater....................................................................................................................................... 26 mal- bad, wretched............................................................................................................................ 27 mamm- breast.................................................................................................................................... 30 man- flow.......................................................................................................................................... 31 man- stay........................................................................................................................................... 32 man-, manu- hand ............................................................................................................................. 35 mand-, -mend- order, commit ...........................................................................................................40 mania - mental illness ....................................................................................................................... 42 manu- hand........................................................................................................................................ 44 mar- sea............................................................................................................................................. 45 mas- male, man................................................................................................................................. 47 mater-, matr- mother ......................................................................................................................... 47 maxim- greatest................................................................................................................................. 49 mechan- machine or instrument........................................................................................................49 medi-, -midi- middle ......................................................................................................................... 51 meg-, megal- great, large .................................................................................................................. 54 mei- less ............................................................................................................................................ 56 melan- black, dark............................................................................................................................. 57 melior- better..................................................................................................................................... 58 Preface to English Prefix and Suffix List and Greek and Latin Roots..................................................14 About the Author: ................................................................................................................................. 16 Our Story..................................................................... . .. .. .................... . ........................................................ 17 David Yao Amazon Kindle Author Central pag ag ag ag age e e e ............ . . . ....... .............. .. . .................................................18 MMM......................................................... . .. . . .............. ............ .. . . ............. .. . .................................................. 19 macer- lean........................................ . . ................. . ............ .. . ........... .. . . . ......................................................... 19 macro- long...................................................... . . ... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... . .. . .... .. .... .. . .. . ....................................................... 19 magn- great, large ....................... .. . . ............................................ . .......................................................... 21 magnet- magnet.......................... . ............................................... . . ...... ..................................................... 23 maj- greater.................................. . . ..................... . . .. . ........ . .. . . .. . ................ . ..................................................... 26 mal- bad, wretched........................... . .................................... .. .. . . .............................................................. 27 mamm- breast.................................................................................................................................... 30 man- flow.......................................................................................................................................... 31 man- stay........................................................................................................................................... 32 man-, manu- hand ............................................................................................................................. 35 mand-, -mend nd d d d- o orde de de de der, r, r, r, r, c c c c com om om om om mmi mi mi mi mit t t t t .. .. . ........ . . . ... . .. . . .. . . . .. .. .. .... .. . .... . . . ... .. .. ... .. . . .. . . . .. . .. . .... . . . ... . .. . ..... . ... . . ... . . . . .. . .. .. . . .. . .. . . ... . . . . ... .. .. . . .. . ..... . . .. .. .. . ..... . . .. . .. . .. .. . .. . . . . .. . .. . . . ...... . .. . .. . .. . . . .. . .. . . . . .. .. . .. ... . ................40 mania - ment t t t tal al al al al i i i i ill l ne ne e e e ness s s s s .. . . . . .. . .... ........ . .. . . .... ... . .. .. .. . . ...... . . ... .. .. .. ... . . ...... . . . ..... . . .. .. . . .... . ... . . .. . .. . .... . . . ..... . . . . .. . . . .... .. . ..... . . . .......... . .............................................. 42 manu- hand........................................................................................................................................ 44 mar- sea 45
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A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . mell- honey ....................................................................................................................................... 59 memor- remember............................................................................................................................. 60 men- month....................................................................................................................................... 62 mening- membrane ........................................................................................................................... 63 mend- defect, fault ............................................................................................................................ 64 menstru- monthly.............................................................................................................................. 65 mensur- measure ............................................................................................................................... 66 ment- mind........................................................................................................................................ 67 mer- part............................................................................................................................................ 69 merc- reward, wages, hire................................................................................................................. 70 merge-, mers- dip, plunge ................................................................................................................. 73 mes- middle....................................................................................................................................... 75 meta- above, among, beyond ............................................................................................................76 metall- mine ..................................................................................................................................... 78 meter-, metr- measure ....................................................................................................................... 79 mic- grain.......................................................................................................................................... 83 micr- small ........................................................................................................................................ 83 migr- wander..................................................................................................................................... 85 milit- soldier...................................................................................................................................... 87 mill- thousand ................................................................................................................................... 88 millen- thousand each ....................................................................................................................... 89 mim- repeat....................................................................................................................................... 89 min- jut.............................................................................................................................................. 91 min- less, smaller .............................................................................................................................. 92 mina- lead.......................................................................................................................................... 94 mina- threaten ................................................................................................................................... 95 minth- mint........................................................................................................................................ 95 mir- wonder, amazement .................................................................................................................. 96 mis- hate............................................................................................................................................ 98 misce-, mixt- mix............................................................................................................................ 100 miser- unhappy, wretched............................................................................................................... 102 mit-, miss- send............................................................................................................................... 103 mit- thread....................................................................................................................................... 112 mne- memory.................................................................................................................................. 113 mod- measure, change .................................................................................................................... 114 mol- grind........................................................................................................................................ 119 moll- soft......................................................................................................................................... 120 merge-, mers- dip, plunge ................................................................................................................. 73 mes- middle.................................................................. .. .. . .............. . . . . ......................................................... 75 meta- above, among, beyond .......................... . . . ................ . ..... .. . ........... .................................................... 76 metall- mine ............................................ ................. .. . . ......... .. . ............................................................... 78 meter-, metr- measure ........................ . ................. . . ......................... .. . ....................................................... 79 mic- grain....................................... . .. . .................. . ................................................................................ 83 micr- small ................................................................................. ........................................................ 83 migr- wander.............................. . . . ....................... .. .... .. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . . ... . . .......... . .. . .. . . . ..................................................... 85 milit- soldier................................ . . ...................... . . ................ . . . ............. . .. . . .................................................... 87 mill- thousand ................................ . ......................................... . ............................................................ 88 millen- thousand each ................................ .. .. . ... . . ........ . . . .. . . .. ............................................................................. 89 mim- repeat....................................................................................................................................... 89 min- jut.............................................................................................................................................. 91 min- less, smaller .............................................................................................................................. 92 mina- lead...... . . . ... .. . . ....... . . ... . . ........ ... .. . . .... .. .. ... . .... .. .. . . .. . .......... . .. .. . .. .. . ... .. .. .... . . .. . .. .. . .. ........ . . .. . . .. . .. .. .. . ..... . ... . .. ... .. . . .. . ... .. ... .. . .. . .. .. .. .. ... . ..... . .... . . . .. .. . ... ... .. .. .. .. . . .. ... ... . . ... . .. . .... . . ..... . .. . ..... .. . . . ... .... . . . .............. 94 mina- threaten n n n n ................ . . ... . . ...... . . ...... . . . ..... . . . ...... ... .. . ........................................................................................... 95 minth- mint........................................................................................................................................ 95 mir- wonder, amazement .................................................................................................................. 96
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A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . mon- alone, only ............................................................................................................................. 121 mon- warn....................................................................................................................................... 123 monil- string of beads ..................................................................................................................... 124 monstra- show................................................................................................................................. 125 mont- mountain............................................................................................................................... 126 mor- foolish, dull ............................................................................................................................ 128 mor- pause, delay............................................................................................................................ 129 mor- custom, disposition................................................................................................................. 130 mord- bite........................................................................................................................................ 132 morph- form, shape......................................................................................................................... 132 mort- death...................................................................................................................................... 135 mov-, mot- move, motion ............................................................................................................... 136 mulg-, muls- milk............................................................................................................................ 145 multi- many, much.......................................................................................................................... 146 mund- world.................................................................................................................................... 148 mur- wall......................................................................................................................................... 149 mus- thief; mouse............................................................................................................................ 149 musc- fly 㵽 .................................................................................................................................... 150 mut- change..................................................................................................................................... 151 my- mouse....................................................................................................................................... 152 my- shut (the eyes).......................................................................................................................... 153 mycet- fungus.................................................................................................................................. 154 mydr- dilate ᢟᕖ............................................................................................................................ 155 myel- marrow 儉θ僞儉................................................................................................................. 156 myl- mill.......................................................................................................................................... 158 myo- muscle.................................................................................................................................... 159 myri- countless, ten thousand..........................................................................................................160 myrmec- ant .................................................................................................................................... 161 mys- uncleanness ............................................................................................................................ 162 myth- story...................................................................................................................................... 162 myx- slime ...................................................................................................................................... 164 myz- suck........................................................................................................................................ 165 NNN.................................................................................................................................................... 165 nar- nostril....................................................................................................................................... 165 narc- numb ...................................................................................................................................... 165 narr- tell........................................................................................................................................... 166 nas- nose.......................................................................................................................................... 167 mort- death...................................................................................................................................... 135 mov-, mot- move, motion ............................................ .. .. . ............ ... . . . . ....................................................... 136 mulg-, muls- milk............................................ . . . ................ . ..... .. . ........... .................................................. 145 multi- many, much.................................. ... . .............. . . ........... . ............................................................... 146 mund- world....................................... . ................. . .. . ........... .. . . ............ .. . . ..................................................... 148 mur- wall........................................ . . ................... ................................................................................ 149 mus- thief; mouse....................................................................... ...................................................... 149 musc- fly 㵽 ............................... . .. . . .................... . ... .. ... .. . .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. ... . .. . ......... . .. .. . .. ................................................... 150 mut- change................................. . ........................ . .......... ... .. . . .............. .................................................... 151 my- mouse....................................... . ....................................... .. . ......................................................... 152 my- shut (the eyes)........................................ . ... .... . ... . .............................................................................. 153 mycet- fungus.................................................................................................................................. 154 mydr- dilate ᢟᕖ............................................................................................................................ 155 myel- marrow 儉θ僞儉................................................................................................................. 156 myl- mill...... .. .. .... . . ...... . .. .. ... .. . . .. . . .. . . . ... .. . .. ... .. . .. .. . .. . ... .. . .... . ... . ..... .. . .. . .. . .... ... .. .. ... . .. . .. . . .... .. . ... ... .. .. ..... .. .. . . . .. . .... . . .. .. ... ... . . . ...... .. .. .... . .. . . .. ... . .... . ... ... .... . ... . . .... .. .... . ... ..... .. .. . . .... . ... .. ... .. .... . ... .. ... .... . .. . . ............ 158 myo- muscle e e e e.. .. .. .. .. . .. . ....... .. . .... . ... . . . ... . . ... ...... ... . .. . ...... ... .. . . .... . . .. .... . . . .... .. . .. .... .. ......... . . . . .. . ... . ... . . . .. . .. ... . . . ... . .. . .... . . . ..... . . .... . . . .. . .. . . . . .... . .. ....... . . .. . .. ....................................... 159 myri- countless, ten thousand..........................................................................................................160 myrmec- ant 161
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A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . nasc-, nat- born................................................................................................................................ 167 naut- ship......................................................................................................................................... 172 nav- ship.......................................................................................................................................... 174 ne- spin, thread................................................................................................................................ 175 ne-, neo- new................................................................................................................................... 175 neb-, nub- cloud .............................................................................................................................. 176 necr- dead........................................................................................................................................ 177 nect- swimming............................................................................................................................... 178 nect-, nex- join, tie .......................................................................................................................... 178 neg- say no...................................................................................................................................... 180 nem-, nom- arrangement, law ........................................................................................................181 nemat- hair ...................................................................................................................................... 183 nemor- grove, woods ...................................................................................................................... 183 nephr- kidney .................................................................................................................................. 183 nerv- sinew, nerve........................................................................................................................... 185 nes- island ....................................................................................................................................... 186 neur- nerve ...................................................................................................................................... 186 nict- beckon, wink........................................................................................................................... 189 nigr- black....................................................................................................................................... 190 nihil- nothing................................................................................................................................... 190 niv- snow......................................................................................................................................... 191 noc- hurt, harm................................................................................................................................ 192 noct- night....................................................................................................................................... 193 nod- knot......................................................................................................................................... 194 nom- arrangement, law, order.........................................................................................................195 nomad- those who let pasture herds................................................................................................197 nomin- Meaning in English: name.................................................................................................198 non- Meaning in English: not.........................................................................................................200 non- ninth........................................................................................................................................ 201 nonagen- ninety each ...................................................................................................................... 202 nonagesim- ninetieth....................................................................................................................... 202 norm- carpenter's square ⸟ ............................................................................................................ 202 not- south ........................................................................................................................................ 204 not- back.......................................................................................................................................... 205 not- letter, note, paper ..................................................................................................................... 205 noth- spurious 㲐‫Ⲻٽ‬θⅰ働ᙝⲺ.................................................................................................207 noto- back, south............................................................................................................................. 208 nem-, nom- arrangement, law ........................................................................................................181 nemat- hair .................................................................. . . .. . . . .......... . . .. . ......................................................... 183 nemor- grove, woods ...................................... . . . ................ . ..... .. . ........... .................................................. 183 nephr- kidney ............................................ . .............. . . ........... . . . ............................................................... 183 nerv- sinew, nerve.............................. . ................. . . ............. . . ............. .. . . .. . ................................................... 185 nes- island ...................................... . . ................... ................................................................................ 186 neur- nerve ................................................................................. ...................................................... 186 nict- beckon, wink...................... . . . ....................... .. .... .. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . . ... . . .......... . .. . .. . . . ................................................... 189 nigr- black................................... .. . . .................... . . ............... .. . .............. . . . .................................................... 190 nihil- nothing.................................. . ......................................... . .......................................................... 190 niv- snow.................................................... .. .. . ... . . ........ . . . .. . .. .. ........................................................................... 191 noc- hurt, harm................................................................................................................................ 192 noct- night....................................................................................................................................... 193 nod- knot......................................................................................................................................... 194 nom- arrangem em em em m men e e e ent, t, t, t, t, l l l l law aw w aw aw aw, , o or o o o de de de de der r r r r.. . .. . .. . . ...... .. .. .. ...... . .. .... .. . .... .. ... . . .. ...... . .. .. . ... . .. . .. . . .. ... .. ... .. . ... . . .. . . .. .. ... ... . . ... . .. .. . .. .. ..... . ... . . ... . . .. .. . .. .... .. . .. ..... . . .. . .. . . ....... . . . .... . .. . .... . ... .. . .. ... . . ..............195 nomad- those wh w w w w o let pa p p p st st st st sture e e herd d d d ds s s s........ . . ... . . ......................................................................................197 nomin- Mean an n anin in in i i g g in in in i in E E E Eng n n n li i i li i ish h h h h: : : : na na na name me me me me.................................................................................................198 non- Meaning in English: not.........................................................................................................200
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A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . nov- nine ......................................................................................................................................... 208 nov- new.......................................................................................................................................... 209 noven- nine...................................................................................................................................... 211 novendec- nineteen ......................................................................................................................... 211 nu- nod ............................................................................................................................................ 211 nub- to marry, to wed...................................................................................................................... 212 nuc- nut ඐ᷒ .................................................................................................................................. 212 nuch- back of neck.......................................................................................................................... 214 nud- naked....................................................................................................................................... 215 null- none ........................................................................................................................................ 216 numer- number................................................................................................................................ 216 nunci- announce.............................................................................................................................. 218 nupti- marry .................................................................................................................................... 220 nutri- nourish................................................................................................................................... 221 nyct- night....................................................................................................................................... 223 nyst- nod.......................................................................................................................................... 223 OOO.................................................................................................................................................... 224 ob-, o-, oc-, of-, og-, op-, os- against .............................................................................................224 obel- spit, nail.................................................................................................................................. 226 ocean- ocean.................................................................................................................................... 227 ochl- crowd, mob ............................................................................................................................ 227 oct- eight ......................................................................................................................................... 228 oct- eight ......................................................................................................................................... 229 octav- eighth.................................................................................................................................... 229 octogen- eighty each ....................................................................................................................... 229 octogesim- eightieth........................................................................................................................ 230 octon- eight each............................................................................................................................. 230 ocul- Meaning in English: eye .......................................................................................................231 od- path, way................................................................................................................................... 231 od- hate ........................................................................................................................................... 232 odont- tooth..................................................................................................................................... 233 odor- Meaning in English: a smell, often one that is unpleasant ..................................................234 odyn- pain ....................................................................................................................................... 234 oeco- house ..................................................................................................................................... 235 oed- swollen.................................................................................................................................... 236 oen- wine......................................................................................................................................... 237 oestr- gadfly, sting .......................................................................................................................... 238 numer- number................................................................................................................................ 216 nunci- announce........................................................ .. . . . ................ . . .. . ...................................................... 218 nupti- marry ................................................... . .. . .............. . . ...... . .............................................................. 220 nutri- nourish........................................... .. . .............. . ......................... . . .................................................. 221 nyct- night.......................................... . ................. . . ............ . . .. . ............ . ...................................................... 223 nyst- nod......................................... . .................. ................................................................................. 223 OOO................................................ . ............................................... . . . ....................................................... 224 ob-, o-, oc-, of- f f , og-, op-, os- ag g g g ga ainst ........................................ . . .. .... ...................................................224 obel- spit, nail.............................. . ....................... ............. .. ................. . .................................................. 226 ocean- ocean.................................... . ....................................... . ........................................................... 227 ochl- crowd, mob .......................................... . ... .... . ... . .............................................................................. 227 oct- eight ......................................................................................................................................... 228 oct- eight ......................................................................................................................................... 229 octav- eighth.................................................................................................................................... 229 octogen- eigh h h h hty ty ty ty ty eac ac ac ac ach h h h h .... . . .. . . ....... . . .. . .. . .... . ....... .. .. .. . .. ... .. .. .. .... .. . . ... . ...... . . ... ... . .. . .... . ... . ... .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. ... ... .. ... .. . .. .... . ...... . . . ... . ... . ... .. . . .. . .. .. . . ..... . . . .. . .. .. .. . ....... . ..... . .... ... .. . .. ... . .............. 229 octogesim- eigh gh gh gh ghtiet t t t th h h h h h.... . ... .... . ....... . ......... .. . . .... .. .. ...... .. . ... .. .. .. .... .. . ............................ ... .. .. .. ...... ............. . . . . .... ....................................... 230 octon- eight ea a ach c ch............................................................................................................................. 230 ocul- Meaning in English: eye .......................................................................................................231
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A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . oesophag- gullet 伕㇗θ伕䚉.........................................................................................................238 ogdo- eighth .................................................................................................................................... 239 ~oid Meaning in English: like........................................................................................................239 ole- oil............................................................................................................................................. 240 olecran- skull of elbow.................................................................................................................... 240 olig- few.......................................................................................................................................... 240 oliv- olive........................................................................................................................................ 241 ~oma cancer.................................................................................................................................... 242 omas- paunch ச䞈㛐 ..................................................................................................................... 242 oment- fat skin ................................................................................................................................ 242 omm- eye ........................................................................................................................................ 243 omni- all.......................................................................................................................................... 244 omo- shoulder ................................................................................................................................. 245 omphal- navel 㛐㝆......................................................................................................................... 246 oner- burden.................................................................................................................................... 247 onom- name .................................................................................................................................... 247 ont- existing .................................................................................................................................... 247 ~onym name.................................................................................................................................... 248 oo- egg ............................................................................................................................................ 249 opac- shady ..................................................................................................................................... 249 oper- work....................................................................................................................................... 250 opercul- little cover......................................................................................................................... 251 ophi- snake...................................................................................................................................... 251 ophthalm- eye.................................................................................................................................. 252 opisth- behind.................................................................................................................................. 253 opoter- either................................................................................................................................... 253 opt- eye ........................................................................................................................................... 253 opt- choose...................................................................................................................................... 254 optim- best ...................................................................................................................................... 255 or- mouth......................................................................................................................................... 256 orb- circle........................................................................................................................................ 256 orch- testicle.................................................................................................................................... 257 ordin- order ..................................................................................................................................... 258 organ- organ, instrument, tool.........................................................................................................258 ori-, ort- eastern............................................................................................................................... 259 orn- decorate ................................................................................................................................... 261 ornith- bird ...................................................................................................................................... 262 oment fat skin ................................................................................................................................ 242 omm- eye ........................................................................................................................................ 243 omni- all.................................................................... .. .. .................. . . ... . .................................................... 244 omo- shoulder ............................................... .. . .............. . ....... . ............... . ............................................... 245 omphal- navel 㛐㝆................................ . . ................ .. ........... . ............... . . .................................................. 246 oner- burden...................................... . . ................. . . ............ .. . ........... .. . .. . ...................................................... 247 onom- name .............................................................................. ... . . . . .................................................... 247 ont- existing ................................ . . .............................................. . ........................................................ 247 ~onym name............................... . .............................................. .. .. . .... ................................................... 248 oo- egg .............................................................. ... . . ...... . .. . .. .................. . ..................................................... 249 opac- shady ...................................... . ... . ................................ . . .. . ............................................................. 249 oper- work....................................................................................................................................... 250 opercul- little cover......................................................................................................................... 251 ophi- snake...................................................................................................................................... 251 ophthalm- eye.................................................................................................................................. 252 opisth- behind nd nd d nd.. . . ...... . .. .. ... .. . . . . .. . ... .. .. ... . ... . .. . ... .. . .... . ......... .. .... .. . .... ... .. .. . . .. . .. . .... .. ... ... . .. ..... .. .. . . . .. . .... . . .. .. ... ... . . . ...... . . .... . .. . . .... . .... . ... ... .... . ... ..... . .... . ... ..... .. .. . . .... . ... . ... . . .. . ... .. ... .... . .. . . ............ 253 opoter- either er r er r.. . .. .. .......... . ....... . . . .. .. . .. .. .. ....... .. . ... . . . .... .. . ... .. .. .. .... .. .. ...... . . ... .. .. .. . . .. . ...... . . . ..... . . .. . .. . ... . ... . . .. . .. . . .. . ... .. . .. . . . . .. . . ... ... . ... ... . . . .. ..... . .... . ... ..... . ..................................... 253 opt- eye ........................................................................................................................................... 253 opt- choose 254
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A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . orth- straight.................................................................................................................................... 262 oscill- swing.................................................................................................................................... 264 oss- bone ......................................................................................................................................... 265 osteo- Meaning in English: bone ...................................................................................................265 osti- entrance................................................................................................................................... 267 ostrac- shell..................................................................................................................................... 267 ot- ear .............................................................................................................................................. 268 ov- egg ............................................................................................................................................ 268 ovi- sheep........................................................................................................................................ 270 oxy- sharp, pointed.......................................................................................................................... 270 PPP...................................................................................................................................................... 271 pac- peace........................................................................................................................................ 271 pach- thick....................................................................................................................................... 271 paed- child....................................................................................................................................... 272 pagin- page...................................................................................................................................... 273 pal- stake......................................................................................................................................... 274 palae-, pale- ancient, old ................................................................................................................. 274 palin- back....................................................................................................................................... 275 pall- be pale..................................................................................................................................... 275 palli- mantle 䍙Աθ㺙䫫 ............................................................................................................... 276 palm- palm, hand ............................................................................................................................ 276 palustr- in marshes .......................................................................................................................... 277 pan-, pam- all .................................................................................................................................. 278 pand-, pans- spread ......................................................................................................................... 278 par(a)- beside, near.......................................................................................................................... 279 pariet- wall ...................................................................................................................................... 280 part- part.......................................................................................................................................... 281 parthen- maiden .............................................................................................................................. 281 parv- little........................................................................................................................................ 281 pasc-, past- feed .............................................................................................................................. 282 pass- pace, step................................................................................................................................ 282 passer- sparrow ............................................................................................................................... 283 pat- be open..................................................................................................................................... 283 path- feel, hurt................................................................................................................................. 283 pati-, pass- suffer, feel, endure, permit ...........................................................................................285 patr- father....................................................................................................................................... 286 patr- father....................................................................................................................................... 286 PPP...................................................................................................................................................... 271 pac- peace.................................................................... . . .. . . . .......... . . .. . ......................................................... 271 pach- thick....................................................... . .. . . .............. . ..... . ............. .................................................. 271 paed- child................................................ ................ .. . . ......... .. . ............................................................. 272 pagin- page......................................... . ................. .. . ........... .. . . ............ .. . . ..................................................... 273 pal- stake........................................ . . ................... ................................................................................ 274 palae-, pale- ancient, old ............................................................ ...................................................... 274 palin- back.................................. . . . ....................... .. .... .. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . . ... . . .......... .. . .. . . . ................................................... 275 pall- be pale................................. .. . . .................... . . ............... .. . .............. . . . .................................................... 275 palli- mantle 䍙Աθ㺙䫫 ................ . . ...................................... . .. .. .......................................................... 276 palm- palm, hand .......................................... . ... .... . ... . .............................................................................. 276 palustr- in marshes .......................................................................................................................... 277 pan-, pam- all .................................................................................................................................. 278 pand-, pans- spread ......................................................................................................................... 278 par(a)- beside de e e e, , , , ne n n n n ar ar ar a ar. .. . .... . ..... . . . .... . . . ... ... . .. ......... . ... . .. ...... . .. .. . .. . . . .. . . ... . . ....... . . . .. . .. . .. ..... . . .. .. .. .. . . .. ... . . . ... ... . .. . .. . .. .. . . .. .. . . . ..... . . .. . .. .. . .. .. . .... ... . ... . . . .... . ... ... . . ... . .. .. . .... . ..... . ..... .. .. ... .... . . ............ 279 pariet- wall ...... .. .... . . .... . . . ... .. .. . .. ...... . ... .... . ... . .... . ......... .. . .... .. .. ...... .. . . ... .. .. .. .... .. . ............................ ... .. .. .. .... . .. . ............. . . . . .... ....................................... 280 part- part.......................................................................................................................................... 281 parthen- maiden .............................................................................................................................. 281
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A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . pulmon- Meaning in English: lung ................................................................................................411 pulver- dust ..................................................................................................................................... 411 pung-, punct- prick ࡰθᡩθᢄ.....................................................................................................412 puni- punish .................................................................................................................................... 413 pup- doll.......................................................................................................................................... 414 pur- pure.......................................................................................................................................... 414 purg- cleanse................................................................................................................................... 417 purpur- purple ................................................................................................................................. 417 put- prune, reckon........................................................................................................................... 418 pyg- rump 㟶䜞............................................................................................................................... 419 pyl- gate .......................................................................................................................................... 420 pyr- heat, fire................................................................................................................................... 421 QQQ.................................................................................................................................................... 422 quadr- four ...................................................................................................................................... 422 quadragen- forty each ..................................................................................................................... 425 quadragesim- fortieth...................................................................................................................... 425 quart- fourth .................................................................................................................................... 426 quasi- as if, almost .......................................................................................................................... 427 quatern- four each ........................................................................................................................... 428 quati-, -cuti-, quass-, -cuss- shake..................................................................................................428 quer-, -quir-, quesit-, -quisit- search, seek ......................................................................................430 qui- rest ........................................................................................................................................... 433 quin- five each................................................................................................................................. 435 quindecim- fifteenth........................................................................................................................ 435 quinden- fifteen each....................................................................................................................... 435 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.............................................. . . ............... . . ............ . ............. . .. . ................................................ 422 quadragen- forty each ........................ . . ........................... ............. .. . ..................................................... 425 quadragesim- fortieth...................................... . ... . ...................... . ........................................................ 425 quart- fourth ................................ . ............................................... .. ....................................................... 426 quasi- as if, almost ..................... .. . .............................................. . . ..... ................................................... 427 quatern- four each ....................... .. . . . ..................... .. . . . .......... .. .. . ..................................................................... 428 quati-, -cuti-, quass-, -cuss- shake....................................... . ............................................................428 quer-, -quir-, quesit-, -quisit- search, seek k k k k ......................................................................................430 qui- rest ........................................................................................................................................... 433 quin- five each................................................................................................................................. 435 quindecim- fifteenth........................................................................................................................ 435 quinden- fift tee ee ee ee een n n n n ea a a a ach ch ch ch ch.... . . . . .. .. .. . ... . . . . . .... . . . .. . .. . .. .. . ........ . .... .. . .. . .... .. .. . . .. .. .. .. . . ...... . .. . .. . . ... . . ..... . ... . . . ... . . . . .. .. . .. .. . . . . .. .... ..... .. .. . .. .. ..... .. . . . .. . .. . .. ... .. . .. . .. . . . . ... . . .. . . .. . .. . . . ...... . .. . . .. . .. . .... . ... .. . .. ... . .............. 435 quinque- five.. . . .. . .. . . .... . .... .. ....... . . .. . . .... ........ . ...... . . . ... .. .. . ... ..... .... .. .. ... . ............................ .. .. .. .... . ..... . . . . .......... . ............................................ 436 quint- fifth....................................................................................................................................... 436 quot- how many, how great............................................................................................................. 437
22 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . magnate noun [ C ] UK ‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥt/ US ‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥt/ሂ䊠θཝӞχᐛ୼ѐ ᐞཪ a person who is very rich and successful in business or industry magnification QRXQ8@8.‫ޙ‬P ˆ.nܼ.fܼ‫ޖ‬keܼ.‫ݕ‬ԥQ86‫ޙ‬P ˆ.nԥ.fԥ‫ޖ‬keܼ.‫ݕ‬ԥn/ ᭴ཝ the process of making something look bigger than it is, for example by using a magnifying glass magnificent DGMHFWLYH8.P ˆ‫ޖ‬nܼf.ܼ.sԥQW86P ˆ‫ޖ‬nܼf.ԥ.sԥnt/ B1 ᶷ ླⲺχ༤ѳⲺχԚӰ㗗ឋⲺ very good, beautiful, or deserving to be admired [GRE] magnify 1 verb [ T @8.‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nܼ.faܼ86‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥ.faܼ/ ᭴ཝθᢟཝ to make something look larger than it is, especially by looking at it through a lens magnitude QRXQ8@8.‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nܼ.t‫ݕ‬X‫ޝ‬G86‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥWX‫ޝ‬Gᐞཝχ䠃 ཝθ䠃㾷ᙝ the large size or importance of something [GRE] magnum QRXQ@8.‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥP86‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥm/ [C] (WINE) 1.5 ॽ Ⲻ䞈χᇯ䠅Ѱ 1.5 ॽⲺ䞈⬬ 1.5 litres of wine, or a bottle containing this noun 2 [C] (GUN) trademark 㻻ມཝ့࣑ᕯ㦥Ⲻᷠ a brand name for a type of gun with bullets that are fired with more power than is usual for a gun of that size magnum opus QRXQ6@IRUPDO8.‫ޙ‬P ˆ.nԥP‫ޖ‬ԥ‫ݜ‬.pԥV86‫ޙ‬P ˆ.nԥm ‫ޖ‬R‫ݜ‬.pԥs/ δ֒ᇬᡌ㢰ᵥᇬⲺεԙ㺞֒θ࣑֒ the most important piece of work done by a writer or artist magnus adjective MEDICAL VSHFLDOL]HG8.‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥs/ US ‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥs/ δ᣿з䈣θ⭞ӄॱᆜᵥ䈣εཝⲺ a Latin word meaning great, used in medical names and descriptions ླⲺχ༤ѳⲺχԚӰ㗗ឋⲺ very good, beautiful, or deserving to be admired [GRE] magnify 1 verb [ T @8.‫ޖ‬P P P P P ˆ.nܼ.f f f f fa a aܼ86 6 6 6 6‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥ.faܼ/ ᭴ཝθᢟཝ to make something look larger th h h h han it is, e espec c c c ci i iall l ly y y y y b b b b b by looking at it through a lens magnitude QRXQ8 8 8 8 8@8.‫ޖ‬P P P P P ˆ.nܼ.t‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ t X‫ޝ‬G G G G G 8 8 8 8 86‫ޖ‬P ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ˆ.nԥWX‫ޝ‬Gᐞཝχ䠃 ཝθ䠃㾷ᙝ the large size o o or r r r r importanc c c c ce e e e e o o o o of f f f f someth h h h hi i i i ing [GRE] magnum QRXQ@8.‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥP86‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥm/ [C] (WINE) 1.5 ॽ Ⲻ䞈χᇯ䠅Ѱ 1.5 ॽⲺ䞈⬬ 1.5 litres of wine, or a bottle containing this noun 2 [C] (GUN) t trademark 㻻 㻻 㻻 㻻 㻻ມཝ့࣑ᕯ㦥Ⲻ Ⲻᷠ ᷠ ᷠ ᷠ a brand name for a type of gun with bullets t t t t th h h h h hat t t a a a a ar r r r re e e e e e f f f f fi i i i i ir r r r re e e e ed d d d d w w w w with h h h h m m m m m mo o o o or r r r re e e e e p p p p p po o o o ow w w w wer r r r t t t t th h h h ha a a a an n n n n i i is s s s s u u us s s s su u u u ua a al l l l l f f f f fo o o o o or r r r r r a a a a g g g g gu u u u un n n n n o o o o of f f f t t t th h h hat size magnum opus QRXQ 6 @ IRUPDO 8. P ˆ nԥP ‫ޖ‬ԥ‫ݜ‬ pԥV 86 P ˆ nԥm
32 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . immanation immanation (plural immanations). A flowing or entering in. quotations ȓantonym ȑ. Antonym: emanation. 1826, John Mason Good, ćLecture II. Wikipedia man- stay Root: man- Meaning in English: stay Origin language: Latin (WPRORJ URRWRULJLQ PDQƝUHPDQVXV English examples: immanent DGMHFWLYHIRUPDO8.‫ܼޖ‬m.ԥ.nԥQW86‫ܼޖ‬m.ԥ.nԥnt/ ޻൞Ⲻ present as a natural and permanent part of something ޻ᗹⲺрᑓan immanent God immanence ޻൞Ⲻ present as a natural and permanent part of something impermanent adjective UK /ܼP‫ޖ‬S‫ޝܮ‬Pԥ.nԥnt/ US /ܼP‫ޖ‬S‫ޝܯ‬Pԥ.nԥnt/Ჸᰬ ᙝθ⸣Ჸᙝ not lasting for ever or not lasting for a long time impermanence noun [ U ] UK /ܼP‫ޖ‬S‫ޝܮ‬Pԥ.nԥns/ US /ܼP‫ޖ‬S‫ޝܯ‬Pԥ.nԥns/ Ჸ ᰬθ⸣Ჸ the state of not lasting for ever or not lasting for a long time: maisonette QRXQ@8.8.‫ޙ‬PHܼ.zԥQ‫ޖ‬HW86‫ޙ‬PHܼ.zԥQ‫ޖ‬HWδখњቸ ᾲȽᴿঋ⤢䘑࠰ਙⲺεགྷᕅ‫ޢ‬ሉྍᡵ a small apartment that is usually part of a larger building with two levels and that has its own entrance manor QRXQ8.‫ޖ‬P QԥU86‫ޖ‬P Q‫ܬ‬/ (LARGE HOUSE) [ C ] (also manor house) ᒺണᆻㅢ a large old house in the country with land belonging to it, especially in Europe 2 noun (AREA) [ C usually singular ] UK slang ᐛ֒ (WPRORJ URRWRULJLQ PDQƝUHPDQVXV English examples: immanent DGMHFWLYHIRUP P P P PD D DO O O8. ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬ܼm m.ԥ.nԥQW W W 86‫ܼޖ‬m.ԥ.nԥnt/ ޻൞Ⲻ present as a natural and permane e e e ent part o o o o of som m m m mething g g g g ޻ᗹⲺрᑓan immanent Go o o o od d d d d immanence ޻൞Ⲻ p p p p present as a a a a natur r r r ra a a a al l l l l and p p p p permanent part of something impermanent adjective UK /ܼP‫ޖ‬S‫ޝܮ‬Pԥ.nԥnt/ US /ܼP‫ޖ‬S‫ޝܯ‬Pԥ.nԥnt/Ჸᰬ ᙝθ⸣Ჸᙝ not lasting for ever or not lasting for a long time impermanence noun [ [ [ U ] ] ] U U U UK K K K K / / / / /ܼP‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬S‫ޝܮ‬Pԥ.nԥns/ / / U U U U US S S S S /ܼP‫ޖ‬S‫ޝܯ‬Pԥ.nԥns/ Ჸ ᰬθ⸣Ჸ th h h h he e e e e st t t t ta a a a at t t t te e e e o o o o of f f f f n n n n no o o o ot t t t t l l l la a a a as s s s st t t t t ti i i i i in n n n ng g g g g f f f f for e e e e ev v v v ve e e e er r r r r o o o o or r r r r n n n n no o o o ot t t t t l l l l l la a a a as s s s s s st t t t ti i i i in n n n ng g g g g f f f f f fo o o o o or r r r r a a a a a long time:
42 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . recommend YHUE7@8.‫ޙ‬UHNԥ‫ޖ‬PHQG86‫ޙ‬UHNԥ‫ޖ‬mend/ B1 ᧞㦆θ ԁ㔃χᔰ䇤 to suggest that someone or something would be good or suitable for a particular job or purpose, or to suggest that a particular action should be done recommendation QRXQ8.‫ޙ‬UHNԥPHQ‫ޖ‬GHܼ.‫ݕ‬ԥn/ US ‫ޙ‬UHNԥPHQ‫ޖ‬GHܼ.‫ݕ‬ԥn/ B2 [ C or U ] ᧞㦆θԁ㔃 a suggestion that something is good or suitable for a particular purpose or job remand 1 verb [ T often passive ] LAW specialized UK /rܼ‫ޖ‬m‡‫ޝ‬QG86 /rܼ‫ޖ‬P QGሼδ㻡᧝ᯯε䘎ᣲُᇗ to send someone accused of committing a crime away from court until their trial begins 2 noun [ U ] LAW specialized UK /rܼ‫ޖ‬m‡‫ޝ‬QG86Uܼ‫ޖ‬P QG䘎ᣲχᣲ‫ץ‬ the state of being remanded mania - mental illness Root: mania- Meaning in English: mental illness Origin language: Greek (WPRORJ URRWRULJLQ ȝĮȞȓĮ PDQȓƗ English examples: Arithmomania ᮦᆍᕰ䘡⯽ Arithmomania (from Greek arithmqs, number, and manov, compulsion) is a mental disorder that may be seen as an expression of obsessiveācompulsive disorder (OCD). Individuals experiencing this disorder have a strong need to count their actions or objects in their surroundings. Erotomania 1 㢨᛻⣸ excessive sexual desire. 2 ᛻⡧ྺᜩθᙝᒱᜩ PSYCHIATRY a delusion in which a person (typically a woman) believes that another person (typically of higher social status) is in love with them remand 1 verb [ T often passive ] LAW specialized UK /rܼ‫ޖ‬m‡‫ޝ‬QG86 /rܼ‫ޖ‬P QGሼδ㻡᧝ᯯε䘎ᣲُᇗ to s s s s se e e e en n n n nd someon n ne e e e e accused of committing a crime away from court until their tr r r r ri i i ial beg g g g gi i i i in n n n ns 2 2 2 2 2 noun [ U ] LAW specialized UK /rܼ‫ޖ‬m‡‫ޝ‬QG86Uܼ‫ޖ‬P QG䘎 䘎 䘎 䘎 䘎ᣲχᣲ ᣲ ᣲ ᣲ ᣲ‫ץ‬ t t t t th h h h he stat t te e e e e of being remanded mania - mental illness Root: mania- Meaning in English: mental illnes s s ss s s s s Origin language: Greek (WPRORJ URRWRULJLQ ȝĮȞȓĮ PDQȓƗ English exam m m m mp p p p ple e e e es s s s s: : : : : Arithmoma a a a an n n n ni i i i ia ᮦ ᮦ ᮦ ᮦ ᮦ ᮦᆍ ᆍ ᆍ ᆍ ᆍᕰ ᕰ ᕰ ᕰ ᕰ ᕰ䘡 䘡 䘡 䘡 䘡 䘡⯽ ⯽ ⯽ ⯽ ⯽ ⯽ ⯽ A A A A Arith h h h hm m m m mo o o o om m m m m ma a a a an n n n ni i i i ia a a a ( ( ( ( (f f f f f fr r r r ro o o o om m m m m G G G G Gr r r re e e e ee e e e ek k k k k k arithmqs, number, and manov, compulsion) is a mental disorder that may be seen
52 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . intermedius DGMHFWLYH0(',$/VSHFLDOL]HG8.‫ܼޙ‬n.tԥ‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥs/ US ‫ܼޙ‬n.t‫ޖܬ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥs/ δ᣿з䈣θ⭞ӄॱᆜᵥ䈣εѣ䰪Ⲻ a Latin word meaning intermediate, used in medical names and descriptions of structures in the body that are between two other structures mean 10 adjective (MATHEMATICS) C2 [ before noun ] MATHEMATICS specialized δᮦ‫ٲ‬εᒩൽⲺ a mean number is an average number media QRXQ8.‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥ86‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥ/ (NEWSPAPERS) B2 [ S, + sing/pl verb ] ཝՍՖ᫣჈ԁθ჈։ the internet, newspapers, magazines, television, etc., considered as a group medial DGMHFWLYH0(',$/VSHFLDOL]HG8.‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥO86‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥl/ δ䓡։ε޻‫Ⲻם‬χѣ䰪Ⲻ towards the centre of the body rather than the sides mediale adjective MEDICAL speciDOL]HG8.PL‫ޝ‬GL‫ޝ‡ޖ‬OL86 ‫ޙ‬PL‫ޝ‬GL‫ޖ‬ OLδ᣿з䈣θ⭞ӄॱᆜᵥ䈣ε޻‫Ⲻם‬χѣ䰪Ⲻ a Latin word meaning medial (= towards the centre of the body rather than the sides), used in medical names and descriptions medialis DGMHFWLYH0(',$/VSHFLDOL]HG8.PL‫ޝ‬GL‫ޝ‡ޖ‬Oܼs/ US ‫ޙ‬PL‫ޝ‬GL‫ޖ‬ Oܼs/ δ᣿з䈣θ⭞ӄॱᆜᵥ䈣ε޻‫Ⲻם‬χѣ䰪Ⲻ a Latin word meaning medial (= towards the centre of the body rather than the sides), used in medical names and descriptions medially DGYHUE0(',$/VSHFLDOL]HG8.‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥOL86‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥ.li/ ޻‫ם‬൦χѣ䰪൦ in a midline or medial position media QRXQ8.‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥ86 6 6 6 6 ‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬G G G G GLԥ/ (N N N N NEWSPAPERS) B2 [ S, + sing/pl verb ] ཝՍՖ᫣჈ԁθ჈։ ։ ։ ։ ։ the i i i in n n n nt tern n n n net, new w w w wspapers, magazines, television, etc., considered as a g g g g group medial DGMHFWLYH0(' ' ' ' ',$/VSHFLDOL]HG8 8 8 8 8. .‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥO86‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥl/ δ䓡։ε޻‫Ⲻם‬χѣ䰪Ⲻ towards t t t t th h h h he centre o o o o of f f f f t t t t th h h h he e e e e body rather than the sides mediale adjective MEDICAL L L L L s s sp p pe e eci i i iDOL]HG8.PL‫ޝ‬GL‫ޝ‡ޖ‬OL86 ‫ޙ‬PL‫ޝ‬GL‫ޖ‬ OLδ᣿з䈣θ⭞ӄॱᆜᵥ䈣ε޻‫Ⲻם‬χѣ䰪Ⲻ a Latin word meaning medial (= towards the centre of the body rather than the sides), used in medical names and descriptions di li GM WL 0(',$/ L OL G 8. L GL‫ޖ‬ O / US
62 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . remember 1 verb UK /rܼ‫ޖ‬mem.bԥr/ US /rܼ‫ޖ‬mem.b‫ܬ‬/ A1 [ I or T ] 䇦 ᗍθ䇦䎭θഔᜩ䎭χ䇦օθ⢘䇦 to be able to bring back a piece of information into your mind, or to keep a piece of information in your memory remembrance 1 noun formal UK /rܼ‫ޖ‬mem.brԥns/ US /rܼ‫ޖ‬mem.brԥns/ [ U ] 㓠ᘫχᘶᘫχ㔻ᘶ the act of remembering and showing respect for someone who has died or a past event men- month Root: men- Meaning in English: month Origin language: Greek Etymology (root origin)ȝȒȞ PƝQ English examples: menopause QRXQ8@8.‫ޖ‬PHQԥ.p‫]ޝܧ‬86‫ޖ‬PHQԥ.p‡‫]ޝ‬ LQIRUPDOWKH change (of life)) 㔓㔅θ㔓㔅ᵕχᴪᒪᵕ the time in a woman's life when she gradually stops having periods (= blood flow from her uterus each month) menorrhoea QRXQ‫ޙ‬P‫ܭ‬nԥ‫ޖ‬UL‫ޝ‬ԥ/ the flow of blood at menstruation. male menopause QRXQ8@PDLQOKXPRURXV8.‫ޙ‬PHܼO‫ޖ‬PHQԥ.p‫]ޝܧ‬86 ‫ޙ‬PHܼO‫ޖ‬PHQԥ.p‡‫⭭]ޝ‬ᙝᴪᒪᵕδᑮ㿷ӄ 40 㠩 50 ኷⭭ᆆθ㠠䇚ѰӁѐᰖ ᡆ㙂ᘝ㲇θᜩᦘᐛ֒ᡌᢴ᯦Ⲻժ‫י‬ε a state of mind experienced by some men aged around 40 or 50, in which they start to worry that they are not successful enough, and start to want suddenly to find a new job or a new partner men- month Root: men- Meaning in English: month Origin language: Greek Etymology (root origin)ȝȒ Ȓ Ȓ Ȓ ȒȞ PƝQ English examples: menopause QRXQ8@8. ‫ޖ‬PHQԥ.p‫]ޝܧ‬ 86‫ޖ‬P P P P PH H H H HQԥ.p‡‫]ޝ‬ LQIRUPDOWKH change (of life)) 㔓㔅θ㔓㔅ᵕ ᵕ ᵕ ᵕ ᵕ ᵕχ χ χ χ χᴪ ᴪ ᴪ ᴪ ᴪᒪ ᒪ ᒪ ᒪᵕ ᵕ ᵕ ᵕ ᵕ t t t th h h h he e time in a woman's life when she gradually stops having periods (= blood flow from her uterus each month) menorrhoea a Q Q Q Q QRXQ Q Q Q Q Q ‫ޙ‬ ‫ޙ‬P P P P P‫ܭ‬n n n n nԥ‫ޖ‬U U U U UL‫ޝ‬ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ/ t t t t th h h h he e e e e f f f f flo o o o ow w w w w o o o o of f f f f b b b b bl l l l lo o o o oo o o o od d d d d a a a at menstruation. male menopause QRXQ8 8@PDLQOKXPRURXV8.‫ޙ‬PHܼO‫ޖ‬PHQԥ.p‫]ޝܧ‬86 PHܼO ‫ޖ‬PHQ ԥ p‡‫]ޝ‬ ⭭ᙝᴪᒪᵕδᑮ㿷ӄ 40 㠩 50 ኷⭭ᆆ 㠠䇚ѰӁѐᰖ
72 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . marketing QRXQ8@8.‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬Nܼ.tܼƾ86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬UNܼ.Wࡩܼƾ8@ -2% %‫׹‬ 䬶χ᧞䬶χ㩛䬶 a job that involves encouraging people to buy a product or service marketplace QRXQ@8.‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬Nܼt.pleܼV86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬UNܼt.pleܼs/ [C] (BUSINESS CONDITIONS) ᐸ൰ᵰ࡬χᐸ൰ᖘࣵ a set of trading conditions or the business environment mercantile DGMHFWLYHIRUPDO8.‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬Nԥn.taܼO86‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬Nԥn.taܼl/ 䍮᱉Ⲻχ ୼ѐⲺ related to trade or business mercantilism QRXQ8@8.‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬Nԥn.tܼ.lܼ.zԥP86‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬NԥQWL‫ޝ‬Oܼ.zԥm/ 䠃୼ѱѿ an economic theory developed in the 16th to 18th centuries that says that a government should control the economy and that a nation should increase its wealth by selling more than it buys from other nations mercenary DGMHFWLYHGLVDSSURYLQJ8.‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬VԥQUL86‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬Vԥn.ri/୥࡟ ᱥഴⲺθ䍠䍘Ⲻ interested only in the amount of money that you can get from a situation merchandise QRXQ8@IRUPDO8.‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥn.daܼV‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥn.daܼz/ US ‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥn.daܼV‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥn.daܼz/ ୼૷θ䍝⢟ goods that are bought and sold merchandising QRXQ8@8.‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥn.daܼ.zܼƾ86‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥn.daܼ.zܼƾ δф⍷㺂⭫ᖧȽↂ᱕Ƚ⍱ࣞㅿᴿީⲺεᮽौ㺃⭕૷θᮽौ㺃⭕૷Ⲻ‫׹‬䬶 products connected with a popular film, singer, event, etc., or the selling of these products mercantile DGMHFWLYHIRUPDO8.‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬ N N N N Nԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥn n n n n.t t taܼ ܼ ܼ ܼO O O O O 8 8 8 86‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬Nԥn.taܼl/ 䍮᱉Ⲻχ ୼ѐⲺ related to trade or business mercantilism QRXQ8@ @ @ @ @8.‫ޖ‬P P P P P‫ޝܮ‬Nԥ ԥ ԥ ԥn n n n.t t t t tܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ.l l l l lܼ.zԥP86‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬NԥQWL‫ޝ‬Oܼ.zԥm/ 䠃୼ѱѿ an economic theo o o o or r r ry developed in the 16 6t t t t th h h h to 18th centuries that says that a government should co o o o ontrol the e e e e ec c c c co o on n no o om m my y y y y a a a a and d t t t th h h hat a nation should increase its wealth by selling more th h h h han it buys s s s s from o ot t t t th h h h he e e e er na a a a at t tions mercenary DGMHFWLYHGLVDSSURYLQJ8.‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬VԥQUL86‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬Vԥn.ri/୥࡟ ᱥഴⲺθ䍠䍘Ⲻ interested only in the amount of money that you can get from a situation merchandis s s s se e e e e Q Q Q Q Q QRX XQ Q Q Q Q 8 8 8 8 8 8@I I I I IRUP P P P PD D D D DO O O O O8 8 8 8 8 8. . . . . ‫ޖ‬P P P P P P‫ܮ‬ ‫ܮ‬ ‫ܮ‬ ‫ܮ‬ ‫ܮ‬‫ޝ‬ ‫ޝ‬ ‫ޝ‬ ‫ޝ‬ ‫ޝ‬ W W W W‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ W W W W W n n n n n.d d d d da a a a aܼ ܼ ܼ ܼV V V V V V ‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥ W n.daܼz/ US ‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥ W n.daܼV‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥ W n.daܼz/ ୼ ୼ ୼ ୼ ୼૷θ䍝⢟ goods that are bought and sold
82 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . parameter noun [ C usually plural ] UK /pԥ‫ޖ‬U Pܼ.tԥr/ US /pԥ‫ޖ‬U Pԥ.Wࡩ‫ܬ‬/ 䲆ᇐഖ㍖χ⮂䲆χ㤹പχ㿺㤹 a set of facts or a fixed limit that establishes or limits how something can or must happen or be done parametric DGMHFWLYH8.‫ޙ‬S Uԥ‫ޖ‬met.rܼN86‫ޙ‬SHUԥ‫ޖ‬met.rܼk/ ৸ᮦⲺθ ৸䠅Ⲻ relating to the parameters of something (= a set of facts or a fixed limit that establishes or limits how something can or must happen or be done) pentameter noun [ C or U ] LITERATURE specialized UK /SHQ‫ޖ‬W Pܼ.tԥr/ US /-ԥ.Wࡩ‫ܬ‬/ ӊ↛Ṳ䈍θӊ丩↛䈍㺂 a line in poetry which has five stressed syllables; the rhythm of poetry with five stressed syllables in a line perimeter 1 noun [ C ] UK /pԥ‫ޖ‬rܼm.ܼ.tԥr/ US /pԥ‫ޖ‬rܼm.ԥ.Wࡩ‫ܬ‬/ ઞ䗯θ䗯㕎 the outer edge of an area of land or the border around it symmetrical adjective 1 UK /sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼ.kԥl/ US /sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼ.kԥl/ (also symmetric, UK/sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼk/ US/sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼk/) ሯ〦δᙝⲺεχश〦Ⲻ having two parts that match exactly, either when one half is like an image of the other half in a mirror, or when one part can take the place of another if it is turned 90° or 180°: symmetrically adverb 1 UK /sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼ.kԥl.i/ US /sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼ.kԥl.i/ ሯ〦൦χ श〦൦ in a way that involves having two parts that match exactly, either when one half is like an image of the other half in a mirror, or when one part can take the place of another if it is turned 90° or 180°: symmetry QRXQ8@8.‫ޖ‬Vܼm.ԥWUL86‫ޖ‬Vܼm.ԥ.tri/ ሯ〦δᙝεχ श〦 the quality of having parts that match each other, especially in a way that is attractive, or similarity of shape or contents [GRE] pentameter noun [ C or U ] LITERATURE specialized UK /SHQ‫ޖ‬W P / ܼ.tԥr/ US /-ԥ.Wࡩ‫ܬ‬/ ӊ↛Ṳ䈍θӊ丩↛䈍㺂 a line in poetry which has five stressed syllables; the rhythm of p p po o o o oe e e e et t t t try with fi i iv v v ve e e e e stressed syllables in a line perimeter 1 noun [ C ] ] ] ] ] UK /p p p p pԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ‫ޖ‬rܼm m m m.ܼ.tԥr/ / / / / U U U U U US /pԥ‫ޖ‬rܼm.ԥ.Wࡩ‫ܬ‬/ ઞ䗯θ䗯㕎 the outer edge of an area of la a a and or the e e e e e b b bo or rd d d d de er r a ar ro o ou u u u un n n n n n nd it symmetrical adjective e e e e 1 UK /sܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ‫ޖ‬met.r r r r rܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ.k k k k kԥl/ US S S S S /sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼ.kԥl/ (also symmetric, UK/sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼk/ U U U U US S S S/sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼk/) ሯ〦δ δ δ δ δᙝ ᙝ ᙝ ᙝ ᙝⲺεχश〦Ⲻ having two parts that match exactly, either wh h h h he e e e en n n n n o on n n ne e e e e h h h h hal l l l lf is like an image of the other half in a mirror, or when one part can take the place of another if it is turned 90° or 180°: symmetrical l ll l l l l ly ad d d dverb b b b b 1 U U U U UK K K K K / / / / /s s s sܼ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬met t t t.rܼ.k k k k kԥl.i i i i i/ / / U U U U US S S / / / / /sܼ‫ޖ‬met t t.rܼ.k k k k kԥl l.i i i i i/ / / / / ሯ ሯ ሯ ሯ〦൦χ श〦൦ in a w w w w way y y y y t t t t t th h h h h ha a a a at t t t t i i i i i in n n n nv v v v vo o o o o ol l l lv v v v ve e e e es s s s s s ha a a a a av v v v ving g g g t t t t tw w w w wo o o o o o p p p p pa a a a ar r r r rt t t t ts s s s s t t t t t th h h h h ha a a a a a at t t t t m m m m ma a a a at t t tc c c c c c ch h h h h e e e e ex x xactly, either when one half is like an image of the other half in a mirror, or when one part can take
91 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . min- jut Root: min- Meaning in English: jut Origin language: Latin Etymology (root origin): minere English examples: jut verb [ I or T, usually + adv/prep ] UK /d‫ݞݤ‬t/ US /d‫ݞݤ‬t/ -tt- δֵεシ ࠰χδֵεծ࠰ to (cause to) stick out, especially above or past the edge or surface of something eminence 1 noun UK ‫ޖ‬HPܼ.nԥns/ US ‫ޖ‬HPԥ.nԥns/ (FAME)ᱴ䎡χউ 䏀χ㪍੃ [ U ] the state of being famous, respected, or important eminent adjective UK ‫ޖ‬HPܼ.nԥnt/ US ‫ޖ‬HPԥ.nԥnt/ C2 ᱴ䎡Ⲻχউ 䏀Ⲻχ㪍੃Ⲻ famous, respected, or important [GRE] imminent adjective UK ‫ܼޖ‬m.ܼ.nԥnt/ US ‫ܼޖ‬m.ԥ.nԥnt/ Ѫ䘇Ⲻθ঩ሼ ਇ⭕Ⲻ C2 coming or likely to happen very soon imminence QRXQ8@8.‫ܼޖ‬m.ܼ.nԥQV86‫ܼޖ‬m.ԥ.nԥns/ 䘡൞ⴿⶡⲺӁ ᛻ the state of being likely to happen very soon, or coming very soon: preeminent DGMHFWLYHQRWJUDGDEOH@86SUL‫ޖ‬HPāԥ·nԥnt/ ᶦ࠰Ⲻ; Վ ⿶Ⲻθ䠃㾷Ⲻ; 䎻㗚㔓՜ more important or powerful than all others: [GRE] preeminence QRXQ8@86SUL‫ޖ‬HPāԥ·nԥns /more important or powerful than all others: ᶦ࠰, 䠃㾷 ( ) p y p g surface of something eminence 1 noun UK ‫ޖ‬HPܼ.nԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥn n ns/ US S S S ‫ޖ‬H H H HP P P P Pԥ.nԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥn n n n ns/ (FAME)ᱴ䎡χউ 䏀χ㪍੃ [ U ] the state of bein n n ng g g g g famou u u u us, res s s sp p p p pected d d d d, or important eminent adjective e e e e UK ‫ޖ‬HPܼ.nԥnt/ U U U U US S S S S ‫ޖ‬HPԥ.nԥnt/ C2 ᱴ䎡Ⲻχউ 䏀Ⲻχ㪍੃Ⲻ famous, resp p p p pected, or i i i i importan nt t t t t [ [ [ [ [G G G G GR R R R RE E E E E] imminent adjective UK ‫ܼޖ‬m.ܼ.nԥnt/ US ‫ܼޖ‬m.ԥ.nԥnt/ Ѫ䘇Ⲻθ঩ሼ ਇ⭕Ⲻ C2 coming or likely to happen very soon imminence Q Q Q Q Q QR R R R R RX X X X X XQ Q Q Q Q 8 8 8 8@ @ @ @ @8 8 8 8 8 8. . . . . ‫ܼޖ‬ ܼ ܼ ܼm m m m m m.ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ.n n n nԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥQ Q Q Q QV V V V V 8 8 8 8 86 6 6 6 6 ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼm m m m m.ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ.n n n n n nԥ ԥ ԥn n n n ns s s s s/ / / / / 䘡 䘡 䘡 䘡 䘡൞ ൞ ൞ ൞ ൞ⴿ ⴿ ⴿ ⴿ ⴿⶡⲺӁ ᛻ the state o o o o of f f f f b b be e e e ei i i i i in n n n n ng g g g g l l l l l li i i i ik k kel l l l ly y y y y t t t t to o o o o h h h h ha a ap p p p p pp p p p pen v v v v ve e e e er r r r ry y y y y y s s s s so o o o oo o o o on n n n n, , , , o o o o or r r r r c c c c co o o o om m m m mi i i i in n n n ng g g g g v v v v very soon:
105 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . commissariat noun [ C, + sing/pl verb ] UK ‫ޙ‬N‫ܥ‬m.ܼ‫ޖ‬seԥ.ri.ԥt/ US ‫ޙ‬N‡ ‫ޝ‬Pԥ‫ޖ‬ser.i.ԥt/ δ䜞䱕Ⲻεߑ䴶༺θ㔏‫ޱ‬䜞䰞 a military department that supplies food and equipment commissary noun [ C ] UK ‫ޖ‬N‫ܥ‬m.ܼ.sԥr.i/ US ‫ޖ‬N‡‫ޝ‬Pԥ.ser.i/ (SHOP) δቚ᤽ߑ䱕ᡌⴇ⤧ѣⲺε伕૷ᵸ䍝ᓍ us a shop that supplies food and goods, especially to people in the army or in prison commission 1 verb UK /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬.ԥn/ US /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬.ԥn/ verb (REQUEST WORK) δ↙ᕅ൦εᆿᧈĊ‫ڐ‬θညᢎĊ‫ڐ‬ [ T ] to formally choose someone to do a special piece of work, or to formally ask for a special piece of work from someone 3 noun UK /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬.ԥn/ US /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬.ԥn/ (GROUP) δ䍕䍙䈹ḛ䰤从 ⵕ⴮ᡌ৕ഖⲺεည઎Ր [ C, + sing/pl verb ] a group of people who have been formally chosen to discover information about a problem or examine the reasons why the problem exists commissioner noun [ C ] UK /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬.ԥn.ԥr/ US /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬.ԥn.‫ܬ‬/ δ᭵ᓒ䜞 䰞ᡌḆж㓺㓽Ⲻεည઎θщ઎θ⢯⍴઎θ䮵ᇎ an important official who has responsibility in a government department or another organization commissure 1 noun [ C ] medical specialized UK ‫ޖ‬N‫ܥ‬m.ܼ.sj‫ݜ‬ԥr/ US ‫ޖ‬N ‡‫ޝ‬Pԥ.‫ݜݕ‬r/ ਾ㕓༺χ㔉ਾ༺ a surface where two parts meet, for example the lips 2 noun 䘔ਾ⾔㔅ᶕ a band of nerves going from one side of the brain or spinal cord to the other to connect similar structures commit 1 verb UK /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼt/ US /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼt/ -tt- (CRIME) ‫ڐ‬δ䘓⌋ᡌ䭏䈥 ⲺӁεχ⣥δ㖠Ƚ䭏ε B2 [ T ] to do something illegal or something that is considered wrong 2 verb (PROMISE) C2 ᢵ䈰θؓ䇷χδֵεᘖӄχδֵε 㠪࣑ӄχᣋ‫ޛ‬δᰬ䰪ᡌ䠇䫧ε [ I or T ] to promise or give your loyalty, time, or money to a particular principle, person, or plan of action commission 1 verb UK /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬. ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ԥn/ / / / U U U U US S S S / / / /k k k k kԥ ԥ ԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬. ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ԥn/ verb (REQUEST WORK) δ↙ᕅ൦εᆿᧈĊ‫ڐ‬θညᢎ ᢎ ᢎ ᢎ ᢎĊ‫ڐ‬ [ [ [ [ T T T T ] to f f f f formally choose someone to do a special piece of work, or t t to o o o o forma a a al l l l ll l l ly as s s s sk k k k k for a a a a a special piece of work from someone 3 noun UK /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬. ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥn n n n/ US / / / / /kԥ‫ޖ‬m m m m mܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬. ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ԥn/ ( ( ( ( ( (G G G G GROUP) δ䍕䍙䈹ḛ䰤从 ⵕ⴮ᡌ৕ഖⲺεည઎Ր [ C, , , , + sing/p p p p p pl l verb b b b b ] ] ] ] ] a a a g gr roup of people who have been formally chosen to discover r r r r information about a p p pr r r r ro o o o oblem or examine the reasons why the problem ex x x x xists commissioner noun [ C ] U U U U UK K K K K /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬. ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥn n n n n.ԥr/ US /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬. ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ԥn.‫ܬ‬/ δ᭵ᓒ䜞 䰞ᡌḆж㓺㓽Ⲻεည઎θщ઎θ⢯⍴઎θ䮵ᇎ an important official who has responsibility in a government department or another organization commissure e e 1 1 1 1 1 1 n n no o o ou u u u un n n n n [ C C C C C ] ] ] ] ] ] m m m m me e e e ed d d d di i i i ic c ca a a a al l l l l sp p p pe e e e ec c c ci i i i ial l l l li i iz z ze e e e ed d d U U U U UK K K K K ‫ޖ‬N N N N‫ܥ‬ N N m m m m m.ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ.s s s s sj j j j j‫ݜ‬ ‫ݜ‬ ‫ݜ‬ ‫ݜ‬ ‫ݜ‬ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥr r r r/ / / US ‫ޖ‬N ‡‫ޝ‬Pԥ.‫ݜݕ‬ . r/ ਾ ਾ ਾ ਾ ਾ㕓 㕓 㕓 㕓 㕓༺ ༺ ༺ ༺ ༺ ༺χ χ χ χ χ㔉 㔉 㔉 㔉ਾ ਾ ਾ ਾ ਾ ਾ༺ ༺ ༺ ༺ ༺ a a a a s s s s s su u u u urfac c c c ce e e e e w w w w wh h h h h he e e e er r r r re e e e e t t t tw w w w w wo o o o o p p p p p pa a a a ar r r r rt t t t ts m m m m me e e e ee e e e e et t, for example the lips 2 noun 䘔ਾ⾔㔅ᶕ a band of nerves going from one side of the brain or
116 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . model QRXQ@8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥO86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬Gԥl/ [C] (COPY) C2 ⁗㤹θ ޮශθῒṭ something that a copy can be based on because it is an extremely good example of its type moderate DGMHFWLYH8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥr.ԥW86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬G‫ܬ‬.ԥt/ (MEDIUM-SIZED) C1 ѣㅿⲺχу䗽࠼Ⲻθ䘸ᓜⲺ neither small nor large in size, amount, degree, or strength [GRE] modelling QRXQ8@8. 86XVXDOOPRGHOLQJ 8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥl.ܼƾ86‫ޖ‬P‡ ‫ޝ‬Gԥl.ܼƾδᰬ㻻ε⁗⢯‫ݵ‬㺞╊θ⁗⢯‫ݵ‬㚂ѐ the job of wearing clothes, jewellery, etc. in order to advertise them moderation QRXQ8@8.‫ޙ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥU‫ޖ‬Hܼ.‫ݕ‬ԥQ86‫ޙ‬P‡‫ޝ‬Gԥ‫ޖ‬reܼ.‫ݕ‬ԥn/ [U] (REASONABLE LIMITS) C1 䘸ᓜχ䘸ѣχਾ⨼ the quality of doing something within reasonable limits moderator 1 noun [ @8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥr.eܼ.tԥU86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬Gԥ.reܼ.Wࡩ‫ܬ‬/ Ԩ㻷 Ӱχ䈹䀙Ӱ someone who tries to help other people come to an agreement 2 nounmainly δ↙ᕅ䇞䇰ⲺεѱᤷӰχԨ㻷Ӱ US someone who makes certain that a formal discussion happens without problems and follows the rules modern 1 DGMHFWLYH8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥQ86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬G‫ܬ‬n/ (MOST RECENT) A2 ⧦ԙⲺχ᯦ᕅⲺ designed and made using the most recent ideas and methods modernism QRXQ8@8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥn.ܼ.zԥP86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬G‫ܬ‬.nܼ.zԥm/ ⧦ ԙᙓᜩχ⧦ԙᯯ⌋ modern thinking or methods 2 noun ART, ARCHITECTURE, LITERATURE specialized δቚ᤽㢰ᵥрԄ 1920 ᒪԙ㠩 ԀⲺε⧦ԙ⍴θ⧦ԙѱѿ the ideas and methods of modern art, especially from the 1920s until now modelling QRXQ8@8. 86XVXDOOPRGHOLQJ 8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥl.ܼƾ86‫ޖ‬P‡ ‫ޝ‬Gԥl.ܼƾδᰬ㻻ε⁗⢯‫ݵ‬㺞╊θ⁗⢯‫ݵ‬㚂ѐ ѐ ѐ ѐ ѐ t t th h h he e e e j j j j job of wearing clothes, jewellery, etc. in order to advertise the e e e em m m m m moderation QRXQ8 8 8 8@ @ @ @8.‫ޙ‬ ‫ޙ‬ ‫ޙ‬ ‫ޙ‬ ‫ޙ‬P P P P‫ܥ‬d d d.ԥ ԥ ԥU‫ޖ‬H H Hܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ.‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ԥ ԥ . Q86‫ޙ‬P‡‫ޝ‬Gԥ‫ޖ‬reܼ.‫ݕ‬ԥ . n/ [U] (REASONABLE LIMITS) C C C C C1 䘸ᓜχ䘸 䘸ѣ ѣχਾ ਾ⨼ ⨼ ⨼ ⨼ ⨼ ⨼ ⨼ the quality of doing something within reasonabl l l l le limits moderator 1 noun [ @ @ @ @ @8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥr r r r. . .e e e e e eܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ.tԥU86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬Gԥ.reܼ.Wࡩ‫ܬ‬/ Ԩ㻷 Ӱχ䈹䀙Ӱ someone who tries to hel lp other people come to an agreement 2 nounmainly δ↙ᕅ䇞䇰ⲺεѱᤷӰχԨ㻷Ӱ US someone who makes certain that a formal discussion happens without problems and follows the rules modern 1 DGMHFWLYH8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥQ86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬G‫ܬ‬n/ (MOST RECENT) A2
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List of Greek and Latin roots in English - Part 3 Sample.pdf

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  • 4. 1 | P a g e E d e o & L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . '(&2',1**5((.$1' /$7,152276,1(1*/,6+ ᧘Ⓠ㤧䈣䈃ṯθ䖱ᶴᢟཝ㤧䈣䈃≽ - (;3$1' (1*/,6+92$%8/$5,181,48( 60$57 :$3$5732872)9(56,213 Contents Preface to English Prefix and Suffix List and Greek and Latin Roots..................................................14 About the Author: ................................................................................................................................. 16 Our Story............................................................................................................................................... 17 David Yao Amazon Kindle Author Central page .................................................................................18 MMM.................................................................................................................................................... 19 macer- lean........................................................................................................................................ 19 macro- long....................................................................................................................................... 19 magn- great, large ............................................................................................................................. 21 magnet- magnet................................................................................................................................. 23 maj- greater....................................................................................................................................... 26 mal- bad, wretched............................................................................................................................ 27 mamm- breast.................................................................................................................................... 30 man- flow.......................................................................................................................................... 31 man- stay........................................................................................................................................... 32 man-, manu- hand ............................................................................................................................. 35 mand-, -mend- order, commit ...........................................................................................................40 mania - mental illness ....................................................................................................................... 42 manu- hand........................................................................................................................................ 44 mar- sea............................................................................................................................................. 45 mas- male, man................................................................................................................................. 47 mater-, matr- mother ......................................................................................................................... 47 maxim- greatest................................................................................................................................. 49 mechan- machine or instrument........................................................................................................49 medi-, -midi- middle ......................................................................................................................... 51 meg-, megal- great, large .................................................................................................................. 54 mei- less ............................................................................................................................................ 56 melan- black, dark............................................................................................................................. 57 melior- better..................................................................................................................................... 58 Preface to English Prefix and Suffix List and Greek and Latin Roots..................................................14 About the Author: ................................................................................................................................. 16 Our Story..................................................................... . .. .. .................... . ........................................................ 17 David Yao Amazon Kindle Author Central pag ag ag ag age e e e ............ . . . ....... .............. .. . .................................................18 MMM......................................................... . .. . . .............. ............ .. . . ............. .. . .................................................. 19 macer- lean........................................ . . ................. . ............ .. . ........... .. . . . ......................................................... 19 macro- long...................................................... . . ... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... . .. . .... .. .... .. . .. . ....................................................... 19 magn- great, large ....................... .. . . ............................................ . .......................................................... 21 magnet- magnet.......................... . ............................................... . . ...... ..................................................... 23 maj- greater.................................. . . ..................... . . .. . ........ . .. . . .. . ................ . ..................................................... 26 mal- bad, wretched........................... . .................................... .. .. . . .............................................................. 27 mamm- breast.................................................................................................................................... 30 man- flow.......................................................................................................................................... 31 man- stay........................................................................................................................................... 32 man-, manu- hand ............................................................................................................................. 35 mand-, -mend nd d d d- o orde de de de der, r, r, r, r, c c c c com om om om om mmi mi mi mi mit t t t t .. .. . ........ . . . ... . .. . . .. . . . .. .. .. .... .. . .... . . . ... .. .. ... .. . . .. . . . .. . .. . .... . . . ... . .. . ..... . ... . . ... . . . . .. . .. .. . . .. . .. . . ... . . . . ... .. .. . . .. . ..... . . .. .. .. . ..... . . .. . .. . .. .. . .. . . . . .. . .. . . . ...... . .. . .. . .. . . . .. . .. . . . . .. .. . .. ... . ................40 mania - ment t t t tal al al al al i i i i ill l ne ne e e e ness s s s s .. . . . . .. . .... ........ . .. . . .... ... . .. .. .. . . ...... . . ... .. .. .. ... . . ...... . . . ..... . . .. .. . . .... . ... . . .. . .. . .... . . . ..... . . . . .. . . . .... .. . ..... . . . .......... . .............................................. 42 manu- hand........................................................................................................................................ 44 mar- sea 45
  • 5. 2 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . mell- honey ....................................................................................................................................... 59 memor- remember............................................................................................................................. 60 men- month....................................................................................................................................... 62 mening- membrane ........................................................................................................................... 63 mend- defect, fault ............................................................................................................................ 64 menstru- monthly.............................................................................................................................. 65 mensur- measure ............................................................................................................................... 66 ment- mind........................................................................................................................................ 67 mer- part............................................................................................................................................ 69 merc- reward, wages, hire................................................................................................................. 70 merge-, mers- dip, plunge ................................................................................................................. 73 mes- middle....................................................................................................................................... 75 meta- above, among, beyond ............................................................................................................76 metall- mine ..................................................................................................................................... 78 meter-, metr- measure ....................................................................................................................... 79 mic- grain.......................................................................................................................................... 83 micr- small ........................................................................................................................................ 83 migr- wander..................................................................................................................................... 85 milit- soldier...................................................................................................................................... 87 mill- thousand ................................................................................................................................... 88 millen- thousand each ....................................................................................................................... 89 mim- repeat....................................................................................................................................... 89 min- jut.............................................................................................................................................. 91 min- less, smaller .............................................................................................................................. 92 mina- lead.......................................................................................................................................... 94 mina- threaten ................................................................................................................................... 95 minth- mint........................................................................................................................................ 95 mir- wonder, amazement .................................................................................................................. 96 mis- hate............................................................................................................................................ 98 misce-, mixt- mix............................................................................................................................ 100 miser- unhappy, wretched............................................................................................................... 102 mit-, miss- send............................................................................................................................... 103 mit- thread....................................................................................................................................... 112 mne- memory.................................................................................................................................. 113 mod- measure, change .................................................................................................................... 114 mol- grind........................................................................................................................................ 119 moll- soft......................................................................................................................................... 120 merge-, mers- dip, plunge ................................................................................................................. 73 mes- middle.................................................................. .. .. . .............. . . . . ......................................................... 75 meta- above, among, beyond .......................... . . . ................ . ..... .. . ........... .................................................... 76 metall- mine ............................................ ................. .. . . ......... .. . ............................................................... 78 meter-, metr- measure ........................ . ................. . . ......................... .. . ....................................................... 79 mic- grain....................................... . .. . .................. . ................................................................................ 83 micr- small ................................................................................. ........................................................ 83 migr- wander.............................. . . . ....................... .. .... .. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . . ... . . .......... . .. . .. . . . ..................................................... 85 milit- soldier................................ . . ...................... . . ................ . . . ............. . .. . . .................................................... 87 mill- thousand ................................ . ......................................... . ............................................................ 88 millen- thousand each ................................ .. .. . ... . . ........ . . . .. . . .. ............................................................................. 89 mim- repeat....................................................................................................................................... 89 min- jut.............................................................................................................................................. 91 min- less, smaller .............................................................................................................................. 92 mina- lead...... . . . ... .. . . ....... . . ... . . ........ ... .. . . .... .. .. ... . .... .. .. . . .. . .......... . .. .. . .. .. . ... .. .. .... . . .. . .. .. . .. ........ . . .. . . .. . .. .. .. . ..... . ... . .. ... .. . . .. . ... .. ... .. . .. . .. .. .. .. ... . ..... . .... . . . .. .. . ... ... .. .. .. .. . . .. ... ... . . ... . .. . .... . . ..... . .. . ..... .. . . . ... .... . . . .............. 94 mina- threaten n n n n ................ . . ... . . ...... . . ...... . . . ..... . . . ...... ... .. . ........................................................................................... 95 minth- mint........................................................................................................................................ 95 mir- wonder, amazement .................................................................................................................. 96
  • 6. 3 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . mon- alone, only ............................................................................................................................. 121 mon- warn....................................................................................................................................... 123 monil- string of beads ..................................................................................................................... 124 monstra- show................................................................................................................................. 125 mont- mountain............................................................................................................................... 126 mor- foolish, dull ............................................................................................................................ 128 mor- pause, delay............................................................................................................................ 129 mor- custom, disposition................................................................................................................. 130 mord- bite........................................................................................................................................ 132 morph- form, shape......................................................................................................................... 132 mort- death...................................................................................................................................... 135 mov-, mot- move, motion ............................................................................................................... 136 mulg-, muls- milk............................................................................................................................ 145 multi- many, much.......................................................................................................................... 146 mund- world.................................................................................................................................... 148 mur- wall......................................................................................................................................... 149 mus- thief; mouse............................................................................................................................ 149 musc- fly 㵽 .................................................................................................................................... 150 mut- change..................................................................................................................................... 151 my- mouse....................................................................................................................................... 152 my- shut (the eyes).......................................................................................................................... 153 mycet- fungus.................................................................................................................................. 154 mydr- dilate ᢟᕖ............................................................................................................................ 155 myel- marrow 儉θ僞儉................................................................................................................. 156 myl- mill.......................................................................................................................................... 158 myo- muscle.................................................................................................................................... 159 myri- countless, ten thousand..........................................................................................................160 myrmec- ant .................................................................................................................................... 161 mys- uncleanness ............................................................................................................................ 162 myth- story...................................................................................................................................... 162 myx- slime ...................................................................................................................................... 164 myz- suck........................................................................................................................................ 165 NNN.................................................................................................................................................... 165 nar- nostril....................................................................................................................................... 165 narc- numb ...................................................................................................................................... 165 narr- tell........................................................................................................................................... 166 nas- nose.......................................................................................................................................... 167 mort- death...................................................................................................................................... 135 mov-, mot- move, motion ............................................ .. .. . ............ ... . . . . ....................................................... 136 mulg-, muls- milk............................................ . . . ................ . ..... .. . ........... .................................................. 145 multi- many, much.................................. ... . .............. . . ........... . ............................................................... 146 mund- world....................................... . ................. . .. . ........... .. . . ............ .. . . ..................................................... 148 mur- wall........................................ . . ................... ................................................................................ 149 mus- thief; mouse....................................................................... ...................................................... 149 musc- fly 㵽 ............................... . .. . . .................... . ... .. ... .. . .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. .... .. ... . .. . ......... . .. .. . .. ................................................... 150 mut- change................................. . ........................ . .......... ... .. . . .............. .................................................... 151 my- mouse....................................... . ....................................... .. . ......................................................... 152 my- shut (the eyes)........................................ . ... .... . ... . .............................................................................. 153 mycet- fungus.................................................................................................................................. 154 mydr- dilate ᢟᕖ............................................................................................................................ 155 myel- marrow 儉θ僞儉................................................................................................................. 156 myl- mill...... .. .. .... . . ...... . .. .. ... .. . . .. . . .. . . . ... .. . .. ... .. . .. .. . .. . ... .. . .... . ... . ..... .. . .. . .. . .... ... .. .. ... . .. . .. . . .... .. . ... ... .. .. ..... .. .. . . . .. . .... . . .. .. ... ... . . . ...... .. .. .... . .. . . .. ... . .... . ... ... .... . ... . . .... .. .... . ... ..... .. .. . . .... . ... .. ... .. .... . ... .. ... .... . .. . . ............ 158 myo- muscle e e e e.. .. .. .. .. . .. . ....... .. . .... . ... . . . ... . . ... ...... ... . .. . ...... ... .. . . .... . . .. .... . . . .... .. . .. .... .. ......... . . . . .. . ... . ... . . . .. . .. ... . . . ... . .. . .... . . . ..... . . .... . . . .. . .. . . . . .... . .. ....... . . .. . .. ....................................... 159 myri- countless, ten thousand..........................................................................................................160 myrmec- ant 161
  • 7. 4 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . nasc-, nat- born................................................................................................................................ 167 naut- ship......................................................................................................................................... 172 nav- ship.......................................................................................................................................... 174 ne- spin, thread................................................................................................................................ 175 ne-, neo- new................................................................................................................................... 175 neb-, nub- cloud .............................................................................................................................. 176 necr- dead........................................................................................................................................ 177 nect- swimming............................................................................................................................... 178 nect-, nex- join, tie .......................................................................................................................... 178 neg- say no...................................................................................................................................... 180 nem-, nom- arrangement, law ........................................................................................................181 nemat- hair ...................................................................................................................................... 183 nemor- grove, woods ...................................................................................................................... 183 nephr- kidney .................................................................................................................................. 183 nerv- sinew, nerve........................................................................................................................... 185 nes- island ....................................................................................................................................... 186 neur- nerve ...................................................................................................................................... 186 nict- beckon, wink........................................................................................................................... 189 nigr- black....................................................................................................................................... 190 nihil- nothing................................................................................................................................... 190 niv- snow......................................................................................................................................... 191 noc- hurt, harm................................................................................................................................ 192 noct- night....................................................................................................................................... 193 nod- knot......................................................................................................................................... 194 nom- arrangement, law, order.........................................................................................................195 nomad- those who let pasture herds................................................................................................197 nomin- Meaning in English: name.................................................................................................198 non- Meaning in English: not.........................................................................................................200 non- ninth........................................................................................................................................ 201 nonagen- ninety each ...................................................................................................................... 202 nonagesim- ninetieth....................................................................................................................... 202 norm- carpenter's square ⸟ ............................................................................................................ 202 not- south ........................................................................................................................................ 204 not- back.......................................................................................................................................... 205 not- letter, note, paper ..................................................................................................................... 205 noth- spurious 㲐‫Ⲻٽ‬θⅰ働ᙝⲺ.................................................................................................207 noto- back, south............................................................................................................................. 208 nem-, nom- arrangement, law ........................................................................................................181 nemat- hair .................................................................. . . .. . . . .......... . . .. . ......................................................... 183 nemor- grove, woods ...................................... . . . ................ . ..... .. . ........... .................................................. 183 nephr- kidney ............................................ . .............. . . ........... . . . ............................................................... 183 nerv- sinew, nerve.............................. . ................. . . ............. . . ............. .. . . .. . ................................................... 185 nes- island ...................................... . . ................... ................................................................................ 186 neur- nerve ................................................................................. ...................................................... 186 nict- beckon, wink...................... . . . ....................... .. .... .. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . . ... . . .......... . .. . .. . . . ................................................... 189 nigr- black................................... .. . . .................... . . ............... .. . .............. . . . .................................................... 190 nihil- nothing.................................. . ......................................... . .......................................................... 190 niv- snow.................................................... .. .. . ... . . ........ . . . .. . .. .. ........................................................................... 191 noc- hurt, harm................................................................................................................................ 192 noct- night....................................................................................................................................... 193 nod- knot......................................................................................................................................... 194 nom- arrangem em em em m men e e e ent, t, t, t, t, l l l l law aw w aw aw aw, , o or o o o de de de de der r r r r.. . .. . .. . . ...... .. .. .. ...... . .. .... .. . .... .. ... . . .. ...... . .. .. . ... . .. . .. . . .. ... .. ... .. . ... . . .. . . .. .. ... ... . . ... . .. .. . .. .. ..... . ... . . ... . . .. .. . .. .... .. . .. ..... . . .. . .. . . ....... . . . .... . .. . .... . ... .. . .. ... . . ..............195 nomad- those wh w w w w o let pa p p p st st st st sture e e herd d d d ds s s s........ . . ... . . ......................................................................................197 nomin- Mean an n anin in in i i g g in in in i in E E E Eng n n n li i i li i ish h h h h: : : : na na na name me me me me.................................................................................................198 non- Meaning in English: not.........................................................................................................200
  • 8. 5 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . nov- nine ......................................................................................................................................... 208 nov- new.......................................................................................................................................... 209 noven- nine...................................................................................................................................... 211 novendec- nineteen ......................................................................................................................... 211 nu- nod ............................................................................................................................................ 211 nub- to marry, to wed...................................................................................................................... 212 nuc- nut ඐ᷒ .................................................................................................................................. 212 nuch- back of neck.......................................................................................................................... 214 nud- naked....................................................................................................................................... 215 null- none ........................................................................................................................................ 216 numer- number................................................................................................................................ 216 nunci- announce.............................................................................................................................. 218 nupti- marry .................................................................................................................................... 220 nutri- nourish................................................................................................................................... 221 nyct- night....................................................................................................................................... 223 nyst- nod.......................................................................................................................................... 223 OOO.................................................................................................................................................... 224 ob-, o-, oc-, of-, og-, op-, os- against .............................................................................................224 obel- spit, nail.................................................................................................................................. 226 ocean- ocean.................................................................................................................................... 227 ochl- crowd, mob ............................................................................................................................ 227 oct- eight ......................................................................................................................................... 228 oct- eight ......................................................................................................................................... 229 octav- eighth.................................................................................................................................... 229 octogen- eighty each ....................................................................................................................... 229 octogesim- eightieth........................................................................................................................ 230 octon- eight each............................................................................................................................. 230 ocul- Meaning in English: eye .......................................................................................................231 od- path, way................................................................................................................................... 231 od- hate ........................................................................................................................................... 232 odont- tooth..................................................................................................................................... 233 odor- Meaning in English: a smell, often one that is unpleasant ..................................................234 odyn- pain ....................................................................................................................................... 234 oeco- house ..................................................................................................................................... 235 oed- swollen.................................................................................................................................... 236 oen- wine......................................................................................................................................... 237 oestr- gadfly, sting .......................................................................................................................... 238 numer- number................................................................................................................................ 216 nunci- announce........................................................ .. . . . ................ . . .. . ...................................................... 218 nupti- marry ................................................... . .. . .............. . . ...... . .............................................................. 220 nutri- nourish........................................... .. . .............. . ......................... . . .................................................. 221 nyct- night.......................................... . ................. . . ............ . . .. . ............ . ...................................................... 223 nyst- nod......................................... . .................. ................................................................................. 223 OOO................................................ . ............................................... . . . ....................................................... 224 ob-, o-, oc-, of- f f , og-, op-, os- ag g g g ga ainst ........................................ . . .. .... ...................................................224 obel- spit, nail.............................. . ....................... ............. .. ................. . .................................................. 226 ocean- ocean.................................... . ....................................... . ........................................................... 227 ochl- crowd, mob .......................................... . ... .... . ... . .............................................................................. 227 oct- eight ......................................................................................................................................... 228 oct- eight ......................................................................................................................................... 229 octav- eighth.................................................................................................................................... 229 octogen- eigh h h h hty ty ty ty ty eac ac ac ac ach h h h h .... . . .. . . ....... . . .. . .. . .... . ....... .. .. .. . .. ... .. .. .. .... .. . . ... . ...... . . ... ... . .. . .... . ... . ... .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. ... ... .. ... .. . .. .... . ...... . . . ... . ... . ... .. . . .. . .. .. . . ..... . . . .. . .. .. .. . ....... . ..... . .... ... .. . .. ... . .............. 229 octogesim- eigh gh gh gh ghtiet t t t th h h h h h.... . ... .... . ....... . ......... .. . . .... .. .. ...... .. . ... .. .. .. .... .. . ............................ ... .. .. .. ...... ............. . . . . .... ....................................... 230 octon- eight ea a ach c ch............................................................................................................................. 230 ocul- Meaning in English: eye .......................................................................................................231
  • 9. 6 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . oesophag- gullet 伕㇗θ伕䚉.........................................................................................................238 ogdo- eighth .................................................................................................................................... 239 ~oid Meaning in English: like........................................................................................................239 ole- oil............................................................................................................................................. 240 olecran- skull of elbow.................................................................................................................... 240 olig- few.......................................................................................................................................... 240 oliv- olive........................................................................................................................................ 241 ~oma cancer.................................................................................................................................... 242 omas- paunch ச䞈㛐 ..................................................................................................................... 242 oment- fat skin ................................................................................................................................ 242 omm- eye ........................................................................................................................................ 243 omni- all.......................................................................................................................................... 244 omo- shoulder ................................................................................................................................. 245 omphal- navel 㛐㝆......................................................................................................................... 246 oner- burden.................................................................................................................................... 247 onom- name .................................................................................................................................... 247 ont- existing .................................................................................................................................... 247 ~onym name.................................................................................................................................... 248 oo- egg ............................................................................................................................................ 249 opac- shady ..................................................................................................................................... 249 oper- work....................................................................................................................................... 250 opercul- little cover......................................................................................................................... 251 ophi- snake...................................................................................................................................... 251 ophthalm- eye.................................................................................................................................. 252 opisth- behind.................................................................................................................................. 253 opoter- either................................................................................................................................... 253 opt- eye ........................................................................................................................................... 253 opt- choose...................................................................................................................................... 254 optim- best ...................................................................................................................................... 255 or- mouth......................................................................................................................................... 256 orb- circle........................................................................................................................................ 256 orch- testicle.................................................................................................................................... 257 ordin- order ..................................................................................................................................... 258 organ- organ, instrument, tool.........................................................................................................258 ori-, ort- eastern............................................................................................................................... 259 orn- decorate ................................................................................................................................... 261 ornith- bird ...................................................................................................................................... 262 oment fat skin ................................................................................................................................ 242 omm- eye ........................................................................................................................................ 243 omni- all.................................................................... .. .. .................. . . ... . .................................................... 244 omo- shoulder ............................................... .. . .............. . ....... . ............... . ............................................... 245 omphal- navel 㛐㝆................................ . . ................ .. ........... . ............... . . .................................................. 246 oner- burden...................................... . . ................. . . ............ .. . ........... .. . .. . ...................................................... 247 onom- name .............................................................................. ... . . . . .................................................... 247 ont- existing ................................ . . .............................................. . ........................................................ 247 ~onym name............................... . .............................................. .. .. . .... ................................................... 248 oo- egg .............................................................. ... . . ...... . .. . .. .................. . ..................................................... 249 opac- shady ...................................... . ... . ................................ . . .. . ............................................................. 249 oper- work....................................................................................................................................... 250 opercul- little cover......................................................................................................................... 251 ophi- snake...................................................................................................................................... 251 ophthalm- eye.................................................................................................................................. 252 opisth- behind nd nd d nd.. . . ...... . .. .. ... .. . . . . .. . ... .. .. ... . ... . .. . ... .. . .... . ......... .. .... .. . .... ... .. .. . . .. . .. . .... .. ... ... . .. ..... .. .. . . . .. . .... . . .. .. ... ... . . . ...... . . .... . .. . . .... . .... . ... ... .... . ... ..... . .... . ... ..... .. .. . . .... . ... . ... . . .. . ... .. ... .... . .. . . ............ 253 opoter- either er r er r.. . .. .. .......... . ....... . . . .. .. . .. .. .. ....... .. . ... . . . .... .. . ... .. .. .. .... .. .. ...... . . ... .. .. .. . . .. . ...... . . . ..... . . .. . .. . ... . ... . . .. . .. . . .. . ... .. . .. . . . . .. . . ... ... . ... ... . . . .. ..... . .... . ... ..... . ..................................... 253 opt- eye ........................................................................................................................................... 253 opt- choose 254
  • 10. 7 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . orth- straight.................................................................................................................................... 262 oscill- swing.................................................................................................................................... 264 oss- bone ......................................................................................................................................... 265 osteo- Meaning in English: bone ...................................................................................................265 osti- entrance................................................................................................................................... 267 ostrac- shell..................................................................................................................................... 267 ot- ear .............................................................................................................................................. 268 ov- egg ............................................................................................................................................ 268 ovi- sheep........................................................................................................................................ 270 oxy- sharp, pointed.......................................................................................................................... 270 PPP...................................................................................................................................................... 271 pac- peace........................................................................................................................................ 271 pach- thick....................................................................................................................................... 271 paed- child....................................................................................................................................... 272 pagin- page...................................................................................................................................... 273 pal- stake......................................................................................................................................... 274 palae-, pale- ancient, old ................................................................................................................. 274 palin- back....................................................................................................................................... 275 pall- be pale..................................................................................................................................... 275 palli- mantle 䍙Աθ㺙䫫 ............................................................................................................... 276 palm- palm, hand ............................................................................................................................ 276 palustr- in marshes .......................................................................................................................... 277 pan-, pam- all .................................................................................................................................. 278 pand-, pans- spread ......................................................................................................................... 278 par(a)- beside, near.......................................................................................................................... 279 pariet- wall ...................................................................................................................................... 280 part- part.......................................................................................................................................... 281 parthen- maiden .............................................................................................................................. 281 parv- little........................................................................................................................................ 281 pasc-, past- feed .............................................................................................................................. 282 pass- pace, step................................................................................................................................ 282 passer- sparrow ............................................................................................................................... 283 pat- be open..................................................................................................................................... 283 path- feel, hurt................................................................................................................................. 283 pati-, pass- suffer, feel, endure, permit ...........................................................................................285 patr- father....................................................................................................................................... 286 patr- father....................................................................................................................................... 286 PPP...................................................................................................................................................... 271 pac- peace.................................................................... . . .. . . . .......... . . .. . ......................................................... 271 pach- thick....................................................... . .. . . .............. . ..... . ............. .................................................. 271 paed- child................................................ ................ .. . . ......... .. . ............................................................. 272 pagin- page......................................... . ................. .. . ........... .. . . ............ .. . . ..................................................... 273 pal- stake........................................ . . ................... ................................................................................ 274 palae-, pale- ancient, old ............................................................ ...................................................... 274 palin- back.................................. . . . ....................... .. .... .. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . . ... . . .......... .. . .. . . . ................................................... 275 pall- be pale................................. .. . . .................... . . ............... .. . .............. . . . .................................................... 275 palli- mantle 䍙Աθ㺙䫫 ................ . . ...................................... . .. .. .......................................................... 276 palm- palm, hand .......................................... . ... .... . ... . .............................................................................. 276 palustr- in marshes .......................................................................................................................... 277 pan-, pam- all .................................................................................................................................. 278 pand-, pans- spread ......................................................................................................................... 278 par(a)- beside de e e e, , , , ne n n n n ar ar ar a ar. .. . .... . ..... . . . .... . . . ... ... . .. ......... . ... . .. ...... . .. .. . .. . . . .. . . ... . . ....... . . . .. . .. . .. ..... . . .. .. .. .. . . .. ... . . . ... ... . .. . .. . .. .. . . .. .. . . . ..... . . .. . .. .. . .. .. . .... ... . ... . . . .... . ... ... . . ... . .. .. . .... . ..... . ..... .. .. ... .... . . ............ 279 pariet- wall ...... .. .... . . .... . . . ... .. .. . .. ...... . ... .... . ... . .... . ......... .. . .... .. .. ...... .. . . ... .. .. .. .... .. . ............................ ... .. .. .. .... . .. . ............. . . . . .... ....................................... 280 part- part.......................................................................................................................................... 281 parthen- maiden .............................................................................................................................. 281
  • 11. 12 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . pulmon- Meaning in English: lung ................................................................................................411 pulver- dust ..................................................................................................................................... 411 pung-, punct- prick ࡰθᡩθᢄ.....................................................................................................412 puni- punish .................................................................................................................................... 413 pup- doll.......................................................................................................................................... 414 pur- pure.......................................................................................................................................... 414 purg- cleanse................................................................................................................................... 417 purpur- purple ................................................................................................................................. 417 put- prune, reckon........................................................................................................................... 418 pyg- rump 㟶䜞............................................................................................................................... 419 pyl- gate .......................................................................................................................................... 420 pyr- heat, fire................................................................................................................................... 421 QQQ.................................................................................................................................................... 422 quadr- four ...................................................................................................................................... 422 quadragen- forty each ..................................................................................................................... 425 quadragesim- fortieth...................................................................................................................... 425 quart- fourth .................................................................................................................................... 426 quasi- as if, almost .......................................................................................................................... 427 quatern- four each ........................................................................................................................... 428 quati-, -cuti-, quass-, -cuss- shake..................................................................................................428 quer-, -quir-, quesit-, -quisit- search, seek ......................................................................................430 qui- rest ........................................................................................................................................... 433 quin- five each................................................................................................................................. 435 quindecim- fifteenth........................................................................................................................ 435 quinden- fifteen each....................................................................................................................... 435 quinque- five................................................................................................................................... 436 quint- fifth....................................................................................................................................... 436 quot- how many, how great.............................................................................................................437 More Related Products ᴪཐ⴮ީҜ㊃ૂ䈴ぁ...................................................................................438 㤧 㤧䈣ҕਥ䘏ṭᆜ Learn English can be fun like this!.....................................................................438 KDP- Comprehensive English Prefix and Suffix P2/4 ...................................................................438 KDP- Comprehensive English Prefix and Suffix List 1/4 ..............................................................438 KDP- Decoding Greek and Latin roots in English Part 2/4............................................................439 KDP- Decoding Greek and Latin roots in English 1/4 ...................................................................439 KDP- PSAT/NMSQT 5000 English Vocabulary According CEFR C1 C2....................................440 KDP- ACT 5000 English Vocabulary According CEFR C1 C2 㗄ളཝᆜ⎁僂㤧䈣䈃≽ ...........440 KDP- Edeo Legoo Mandarin Publications List 2021 July Issue ᯯ↙ᮏ㛨ᴶ᯦Ҝ㊃਀䈴ぁ....441 pyg p 㟶䜞 pyl- gate .......................................................................................................................................... 420 pyr- heat, fire............................................................ . . .. . . ................. .. . ....................................................... 421 QQQ.................................................................. .. ................ . . ..... . .............. ................................................. 422 quadr- four .............................................. . . ............... . . ............ . ............. . .. . ................................................ 422 quadragen- forty each ........................ . . ........................... ............. .. . ..................................................... 425 quadragesim- fortieth...................................... . ... . ...................... . ........................................................ 425 quart- fourth ................................ . ............................................... .. ....................................................... 426 quasi- as if, almost ..................... .. . .............................................. . . ..... ................................................... 427 quatern- four each ....................... .. . . . ..................... .. . . . .......... .. .. . ..................................................................... 428 quati-, -cuti-, quass-, -cuss- shake....................................... . ............................................................428 quer-, -quir-, quesit-, -quisit- search, seek k k k k ......................................................................................430 qui- rest ........................................................................................................................................... 433 quin- five each................................................................................................................................. 435 quindecim- fifteenth........................................................................................................................ 435 quinden- fift tee ee ee ee een n n n n ea a a a ach ch ch ch ch.... . . . . .. .. .. . ... . . . . . .... . . . .. . .. . .. .. . ........ . .... .. . .. . .... .. .. . . .. .. .. .. . . ...... . .. . .. . . ... . . ..... . ... . . . ... . . . . .. .. . .. .. . . . . .. .... ..... .. .. . .. .. ..... .. . . . .. . .. . .. ... .. . .. . .. . . . . ... . . .. . . .. . .. . . . ...... . .. . . .. . .. . .... . ... .. . .. ... . .............. 435 quinque- five.. . . .. . .. . . .... . .... .. ....... . . .. . . .... ........ . ...... . . . ... .. .. . ... ..... .... .. .. ... . ............................ .. .. .. .... . ..... . . . . .......... . ............................................ 436 quint- fifth....................................................................................................................................... 436 quot- how many, how great............................................................................................................. 437
  • 12. 22 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . magnate noun [ C ] UK ‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥt/ US ‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥt/ሂ䊠θཝӞχᐛ୼ѐ ᐞཪ a person who is very rich and successful in business or industry magnification QRXQ8@8.‫ޙ‬P ˆ.nܼ.fܼ‫ޖ‬keܼ.‫ݕ‬ԥQ86‫ޙ‬P ˆ.nԥ.fԥ‫ޖ‬keܼ.‫ݕ‬ԥn/ ᭴ཝ the process of making something look bigger than it is, for example by using a magnifying glass magnificent DGMHFWLYH8.P ˆ‫ޖ‬nܼf.ܼ.sԥQW86P ˆ‫ޖ‬nܼf.ԥ.sԥnt/ B1 ᶷ ླⲺχ༤ѳⲺχԚӰ㗗ឋⲺ very good, beautiful, or deserving to be admired [GRE] magnify 1 verb [ T @8.‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nܼ.faܼ86‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥ.faܼ/ ᭴ཝθᢟཝ to make something look larger than it is, especially by looking at it through a lens magnitude QRXQ8@8.‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nܼ.t‫ݕ‬X‫ޝ‬G86‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥWX‫ޝ‬Gᐞཝχ䠃 ཝθ䠃㾷ᙝ the large size or importance of something [GRE] magnum QRXQ@8.‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥP86‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥm/ [C] (WINE) 1.5 ॽ Ⲻ䞈χᇯ䠅Ѱ 1.5 ॽⲺ䞈⬬ 1.5 litres of wine, or a bottle containing this noun 2 [C] (GUN) trademark 㻻ມཝ့࣑ᕯ㦥Ⲻᷠ a brand name for a type of gun with bullets that are fired with more power than is usual for a gun of that size magnum opus QRXQ6@IRUPDO8.‫ޙ‬P ˆ.nԥP‫ޖ‬ԥ‫ݜ‬.pԥV86‫ޙ‬P ˆ.nԥm ‫ޖ‬R‫ݜ‬.pԥs/ δ֒ᇬᡌ㢰ᵥᇬⲺεԙ㺞֒θ࣑֒ the most important piece of work done by a writer or artist magnus adjective MEDICAL VSHFLDOL]HG8.‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥs/ US ‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥs/ δ᣿з䈣θ⭞ӄॱᆜᵥ䈣εཝⲺ a Latin word meaning great, used in medical names and descriptions ླⲺχ༤ѳⲺχԚӰ㗗ឋⲺ very good, beautiful, or deserving to be admired [GRE] magnify 1 verb [ T @8.‫ޖ‬P P P P P ˆ.nܼ.f f f f fa a aܼ86 6 6 6 6‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥ.faܼ/ ᭴ཝθᢟཝ to make something look larger th h h h han it is, e espec c c c ci i iall l ly y y y y b b b b b by looking at it through a lens magnitude QRXQ8 8 8 8 8@8.‫ޖ‬P P P P P ˆ.nܼ.t‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ t X‫ޝ‬G G G G G 8 8 8 8 86‫ޖ‬P ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ˆ.nԥWX‫ޝ‬Gᐞཝχ䠃 ཝθ䠃㾷ᙝ the large size o o or r r r r importanc c c c ce e e e e o o o o of f f f f someth h h h hi i i i ing [GRE] magnum QRXQ@8.‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥP86‫ޖ‬P ˆ.nԥm/ [C] (WINE) 1.5 ॽ Ⲻ䞈χᇯ䠅Ѱ 1.5 ॽⲺ䞈⬬ 1.5 litres of wine, or a bottle containing this noun 2 [C] (GUN) t trademark 㻻 㻻 㻻 㻻 㻻ມཝ့࣑ᕯ㦥Ⲻ Ⲻᷠ ᷠ ᷠ ᷠ a brand name for a type of gun with bullets t t t t th h h h h hat t t a a a a ar r r r re e e e e e f f f f fi i i i i ir r r r re e e e ed d d d d w w w w with h h h h m m m m m mo o o o or r r r re e e e e p p p p p po o o o ow w w w wer r r r t t t t th h h h ha a a a an n n n n i i is s s s s u u us s s s su u u u ua a al l l l l f f f f fo o o o o or r r r r r a a a a g g g g gu u u u un n n n n o o o o of f f f t t t th h h hat size magnum opus QRXQ 6 @ IRUPDO 8. P ˆ nԥP ‫ޖ‬ԥ‫ݜ‬ pԥV 86 P ˆ nԥm
  • 13. 32 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . immanation immanation (plural immanations). A flowing or entering in. quotations ȓantonym ȑ. Antonym: emanation. 1826, John Mason Good, ćLecture II. Wikipedia man- stay Root: man- Meaning in English: stay Origin language: Latin (WPRORJ URRWRULJLQ PDQƝUHPDQVXV English examples: immanent DGMHFWLYHIRUPDO8.‫ܼޖ‬m.ԥ.nԥQW86‫ܼޖ‬m.ԥ.nԥnt/ ޻൞Ⲻ present as a natural and permanent part of something ޻ᗹⲺрᑓan immanent God immanence ޻൞Ⲻ present as a natural and permanent part of something impermanent adjective UK /ܼP‫ޖ‬S‫ޝܮ‬Pԥ.nԥnt/ US /ܼP‫ޖ‬S‫ޝܯ‬Pԥ.nԥnt/Ჸᰬ ᙝθ⸣Ჸᙝ not lasting for ever or not lasting for a long time impermanence noun [ U ] UK /ܼP‫ޖ‬S‫ޝܮ‬Pԥ.nԥns/ US /ܼP‫ޖ‬S‫ޝܯ‬Pԥ.nԥns/ Ჸ ᰬθ⸣Ჸ the state of not lasting for ever or not lasting for a long time: maisonette QRXQ@8.8.‫ޙ‬PHܼ.zԥQ‫ޖ‬HW86‫ޙ‬PHܼ.zԥQ‫ޖ‬HWδখњቸ ᾲȽᴿঋ⤢䘑࠰ਙⲺεགྷᕅ‫ޢ‬ሉྍᡵ a small apartment that is usually part of a larger building with two levels and that has its own entrance manor QRXQ8.‫ޖ‬P QԥU86‫ޖ‬P Q‫ܬ‬/ (LARGE HOUSE) [ C ] (also manor house) ᒺണᆻㅢ a large old house in the country with land belonging to it, especially in Europe 2 noun (AREA) [ C usually singular ] UK slang ᐛ֒ (WPRORJ URRWRULJLQ PDQƝUHPDQVXV English examples: immanent DGMHFWLYHIRUP P P P PD D DO O O8. ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬ܼm m.ԥ.nԥQW W W 86‫ܼޖ‬m.ԥ.nԥnt/ ޻൞Ⲻ present as a natural and permane e e e ent part o o o o of som m m m mething g g g g ޻ᗹⲺрᑓan immanent Go o o o od d d d d immanence ޻൞Ⲻ p p p p present as a a a a natur r r r ra a a a al l l l l and p p p p permanent part of something impermanent adjective UK /ܼP‫ޖ‬S‫ޝܮ‬Pԥ.nԥnt/ US /ܼP‫ޖ‬S‫ޝܯ‬Pԥ.nԥnt/Ჸᰬ ᙝθ⸣Ჸᙝ not lasting for ever or not lasting for a long time impermanence noun [ [ [ U ] ] ] U U U UK K K K K / / / / /ܼP‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬S‫ޝܮ‬Pԥ.nԥns/ / / U U U U US S S S S /ܼP‫ޖ‬S‫ޝܯ‬Pԥ.nԥns/ Ჸ ᰬθ⸣Ჸ th h h h he e e e e st t t t ta a a a at t t t te e e e o o o o of f f f f n n n n no o o o ot t t t t l l l la a a a as s s s st t t t t ti i i i i in n n n ng g g g g f f f f for e e e e ev v v v ve e e e er r r r r o o o o or r r r r n n n n no o o o ot t t t t l l l l l la a a a as s s s s s st t t t ti i i i in n n n ng g g g g f f f f f fo o o o o or r r r r a a a a a long time:
  • 14. 42 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . recommend YHUE7@8.‫ޙ‬UHNԥ‫ޖ‬PHQG86‫ޙ‬UHNԥ‫ޖ‬mend/ B1 ᧞㦆θ ԁ㔃χᔰ䇤 to suggest that someone or something would be good or suitable for a particular job or purpose, or to suggest that a particular action should be done recommendation QRXQ8.‫ޙ‬UHNԥPHQ‫ޖ‬GHܼ.‫ݕ‬ԥn/ US ‫ޙ‬UHNԥPHQ‫ޖ‬GHܼ.‫ݕ‬ԥn/ B2 [ C or U ] ᧞㦆θԁ㔃 a suggestion that something is good or suitable for a particular purpose or job remand 1 verb [ T often passive ] LAW specialized UK /rܼ‫ޖ‬m‡‫ޝ‬QG86 /rܼ‫ޖ‬P QGሼδ㻡᧝ᯯε䘎ᣲُᇗ to send someone accused of committing a crime away from court until their trial begins 2 noun [ U ] LAW specialized UK /rܼ‫ޖ‬m‡‫ޝ‬QG86Uܼ‫ޖ‬P QG䘎ᣲχᣲ‫ץ‬ the state of being remanded mania - mental illness Root: mania- Meaning in English: mental illness Origin language: Greek (WPRORJ URRWRULJLQ ȝĮȞȓĮ PDQȓƗ English examples: Arithmomania ᮦᆍᕰ䘡⯽ Arithmomania (from Greek arithmqs, number, and manov, compulsion) is a mental disorder that may be seen as an expression of obsessiveācompulsive disorder (OCD). Individuals experiencing this disorder have a strong need to count their actions or objects in their surroundings. Erotomania 1 㢨᛻⣸ excessive sexual desire. 2 ᛻⡧ྺᜩθᙝᒱᜩ PSYCHIATRY a delusion in which a person (typically a woman) believes that another person (typically of higher social status) is in love with them remand 1 verb [ T often passive ] LAW specialized UK /rܼ‫ޖ‬m‡‫ޝ‬QG86 /rܼ‫ޖ‬P QGሼδ㻡᧝ᯯε䘎ᣲُᇗ to s s s s se e e e en n n n nd someon n ne e e e e accused of committing a crime away from court until their tr r r r ri i i ial beg g g g gi i i i in n n n ns 2 2 2 2 2 noun [ U ] LAW specialized UK /rܼ‫ޖ‬m‡‫ޝ‬QG86Uܼ‫ޖ‬P QG䘎 䘎 䘎 䘎 䘎ᣲχᣲ ᣲ ᣲ ᣲ ᣲ‫ץ‬ t t t t th h h h he stat t te e e e e of being remanded mania - mental illness Root: mania- Meaning in English: mental illnes s s ss s s s s Origin language: Greek (WPRORJ URRWRULJLQ ȝĮȞȓĮ PDQȓƗ English exam m m m mp p p p ple e e e es s s s s: : : : : Arithmoma a a a an n n n ni i i i ia ᮦ ᮦ ᮦ ᮦ ᮦ ᮦᆍ ᆍ ᆍ ᆍ ᆍᕰ ᕰ ᕰ ᕰ ᕰ ᕰ䘡 䘡 䘡 䘡 䘡 䘡⯽ ⯽ ⯽ ⯽ ⯽ ⯽ ⯽ A A A A Arith h h h hm m m m mo o o o om m m m m ma a a a an n n n ni i i i ia a a a ( ( ( ( (f f f f f fr r r r ro o o o om m m m m G G G G Gr r r re e e e ee e e e ek k k k k k arithmqs, number, and manov, compulsion) is a mental disorder that may be seen
  • 15. 52 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . intermedius DGMHFWLYH0(',$/VSHFLDOL]HG8.‫ܼޙ‬n.tԥ‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥs/ US ‫ܼޙ‬n.t‫ޖܬ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥs/ δ᣿з䈣θ⭞ӄॱᆜᵥ䈣εѣ䰪Ⲻ a Latin word meaning intermediate, used in medical names and descriptions of structures in the body that are between two other structures mean 10 adjective (MATHEMATICS) C2 [ before noun ] MATHEMATICS specialized δᮦ‫ٲ‬εᒩൽⲺ a mean number is an average number media QRXQ8.‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥ86‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥ/ (NEWSPAPERS) B2 [ S, + sing/pl verb ] ཝՍՖ᫣჈ԁθ჈։ the internet, newspapers, magazines, television, etc., considered as a group medial DGMHFWLYH0(',$/VSHFLDOL]HG8.‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥO86‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥl/ δ䓡։ε޻‫Ⲻם‬χѣ䰪Ⲻ towards the centre of the body rather than the sides mediale adjective MEDICAL speciDOL]HG8.PL‫ޝ‬GL‫ޝ‡ޖ‬OL86 ‫ޙ‬PL‫ޝ‬GL‫ޖ‬ OLδ᣿з䈣θ⭞ӄॱᆜᵥ䈣ε޻‫Ⲻם‬χѣ䰪Ⲻ a Latin word meaning medial (= towards the centre of the body rather than the sides), used in medical names and descriptions medialis DGMHFWLYH0(',$/VSHFLDOL]HG8.PL‫ޝ‬GL‫ޝ‡ޖ‬Oܼs/ US ‫ޙ‬PL‫ޝ‬GL‫ޖ‬ Oܼs/ δ᣿з䈣θ⭞ӄॱᆜᵥ䈣ε޻‫Ⲻם‬χѣ䰪Ⲻ a Latin word meaning medial (= towards the centre of the body rather than the sides), used in medical names and descriptions medially DGYHUE0(',$/VSHFLDOL]HG8.‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥOL86‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥ.li/ ޻‫ם‬൦χѣ䰪൦ in a midline or medial position media QRXQ8.‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥ86 6 6 6 6 ‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬G G G G GLԥ/ (N N N N NEWSPAPERS) B2 [ S, + sing/pl verb ] ཝՍՖ᫣჈ԁθ჈։ ։ ։ ։ ։ the i i i in n n n nt tern n n n net, new w w w wspapers, magazines, television, etc., considered as a g g g g group medial DGMHFWLYH0(' ' ' ' ',$/VSHFLDOL]HG8 8 8 8 8. .‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥO86‫ޖ‬PL‫ޝ‬GLԥl/ δ䓡։ε޻‫Ⲻם‬χѣ䰪Ⲻ towards t t t t th h h h he centre o o o o of f f f f t t t t th h h h he e e e e body rather than the sides mediale adjective MEDICAL L L L L s s sp p pe e eci i i iDOL]HG8.PL‫ޝ‬GL‫ޝ‡ޖ‬OL86 ‫ޙ‬PL‫ޝ‬GL‫ޖ‬ OLδ᣿з䈣θ⭞ӄॱᆜᵥ䈣ε޻‫Ⲻם‬χѣ䰪Ⲻ a Latin word meaning medial (= towards the centre of the body rather than the sides), used in medical names and descriptions di li GM WL 0(',$/ L OL G 8. L GL‫ޖ‬ O / US
  • 16. 62 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . remember 1 verb UK /rܼ‫ޖ‬mem.bԥr/ US /rܼ‫ޖ‬mem.b‫ܬ‬/ A1 [ I or T ] 䇦 ᗍθ䇦䎭θഔᜩ䎭χ䇦օθ⢘䇦 to be able to bring back a piece of information into your mind, or to keep a piece of information in your memory remembrance 1 noun formal UK /rܼ‫ޖ‬mem.brԥns/ US /rܼ‫ޖ‬mem.brԥns/ [ U ] 㓠ᘫχᘶᘫχ㔻ᘶ the act of remembering and showing respect for someone who has died or a past event men- month Root: men- Meaning in English: month Origin language: Greek Etymology (root origin)ȝȒȞ PƝQ English examples: menopause QRXQ8@8.‫ޖ‬PHQԥ.p‫]ޝܧ‬86‫ޖ‬PHQԥ.p‡‫]ޝ‬ LQIRUPDOWKH change (of life)) 㔓㔅θ㔓㔅ᵕχᴪᒪᵕ the time in a woman's life when she gradually stops having periods (= blood flow from her uterus each month) menorrhoea QRXQ‫ޙ‬P‫ܭ‬nԥ‫ޖ‬UL‫ޝ‬ԥ/ the flow of blood at menstruation. male menopause QRXQ8@PDLQOKXPRURXV8.‫ޙ‬PHܼO‫ޖ‬PHQԥ.p‫]ޝܧ‬86 ‫ޙ‬PHܼO‫ޖ‬PHQԥ.p‡‫⭭]ޝ‬ᙝᴪᒪᵕδᑮ㿷ӄ 40 㠩 50 ኷⭭ᆆθ㠠䇚ѰӁѐᰖ ᡆ㙂ᘝ㲇θᜩᦘᐛ֒ᡌᢴ᯦Ⲻժ‫י‬ε a state of mind experienced by some men aged around 40 or 50, in which they start to worry that they are not successful enough, and start to want suddenly to find a new job or a new partner men- month Root: men- Meaning in English: month Origin language: Greek Etymology (root origin)ȝȒ Ȓ Ȓ Ȓ ȒȞ PƝQ English examples: menopause QRXQ8@8. ‫ޖ‬PHQԥ.p‫]ޝܧ‬ 86‫ޖ‬P P P P PH H H H HQԥ.p‡‫]ޝ‬ LQIRUPDOWKH change (of life)) 㔓㔅θ㔓㔅ᵕ ᵕ ᵕ ᵕ ᵕ ᵕχ χ χ χ χᴪ ᴪ ᴪ ᴪ ᴪᒪ ᒪ ᒪ ᒪᵕ ᵕ ᵕ ᵕ ᵕ t t t th h h h he e time in a woman's life when she gradually stops having periods (= blood flow from her uterus each month) menorrhoea a Q Q Q Q QRXQ Q Q Q Q Q ‫ޙ‬ ‫ޙ‬P P P P P‫ܭ‬n n n n nԥ‫ޖ‬U U U U UL‫ޝ‬ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ/ t t t t th h h h he e e e e f f f f flo o o o ow w w w w o o o o of f f f f b b b b bl l l l lo o o o oo o o o od d d d d a a a at menstruation. male menopause QRXQ8 8@PDLQOKXPRURXV8.‫ޙ‬PHܼO‫ޖ‬PHQԥ.p‫]ޝܧ‬86 PHܼO ‫ޖ‬PHQ ԥ p‡‫]ޝ‬ ⭭ᙝᴪᒪᵕδᑮ㿷ӄ 40 㠩 50 ኷⭭ᆆ 㠠䇚ѰӁѐᰖ
  • 17. 72 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . marketing QRXQ8@8.‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬Nܼ.tܼƾ86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬UNܼ.Wࡩܼƾ8@ -2% %‫׹‬ 䬶χ᧞䬶χ㩛䬶 a job that involves encouraging people to buy a product or service marketplace QRXQ@8.‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬Nܼt.pleܼV86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬UNܼt.pleܼs/ [C] (BUSINESS CONDITIONS) ᐸ൰ᵰ࡬χᐸ൰ᖘࣵ a set of trading conditions or the business environment mercantile DGMHFWLYHIRUPDO8.‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬Nԥn.taܼO86‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬Nԥn.taܼl/ 䍮᱉Ⲻχ ୼ѐⲺ related to trade or business mercantilism QRXQ8@8.‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬Nԥn.tܼ.lܼ.zԥP86‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬NԥQWL‫ޝ‬Oܼ.zԥm/ 䠃୼ѱѿ an economic theory developed in the 16th to 18th centuries that says that a government should control the economy and that a nation should increase its wealth by selling more than it buys from other nations mercenary DGMHFWLYHGLVDSSURYLQJ8.‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬VԥQUL86‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬Vԥn.ri/୥࡟ ᱥഴⲺθ䍠䍘Ⲻ interested only in the amount of money that you can get from a situation merchandise QRXQ8@IRUPDO8.‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥn.daܼV‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥn.daܼz/ US ‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥn.daܼV‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥn.daܼz/ ୼૷θ䍝⢟ goods that are bought and sold merchandising QRXQ8@8.‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥn.daܼ.zܼƾ86‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥn.daܼ.zܼƾ δф⍷㺂⭫ᖧȽↂ᱕Ƚ⍱ࣞㅿᴿީⲺεᮽौ㺃⭕૷θᮽौ㺃⭕૷Ⲻ‫׹‬䬶 products connected with a popular film, singer, event, etc., or the selling of these products mercantile DGMHFWLYHIRUPDO8.‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬ N N N N Nԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥn n n n n.t t taܼ ܼ ܼ ܼO O O O O 8 8 8 86‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬Nԥn.taܼl/ 䍮᱉Ⲻχ ୼ѐⲺ related to trade or business mercantilism QRXQ8@ @ @ @ @8.‫ޖ‬P P P P P‫ޝܮ‬Nԥ ԥ ԥ ԥn n n n.t t t t tܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ.l l l l lܼ.zԥP86‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬NԥQWL‫ޝ‬Oܼ.zԥm/ 䠃୼ѱѿ an economic theo o o o or r r ry developed in the 16 6t t t t th h h h to 18th centuries that says that a government should co o o o ontrol the e e e e ec c c c co o on n no o om m my y y y y a a a a and d t t t th h h hat a nation should increase its wealth by selling more th h h h han it buys s s s s from o ot t t t th h h h he e e e er na a a a at t tions mercenary DGMHFWLYHGLVDSSURYLQJ8.‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬VԥQUL86‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬Vԥn.ri/୥࡟ ᱥഴⲺθ䍠䍘Ⲻ interested only in the amount of money that you can get from a situation merchandis s s s se e e e e Q Q Q Q Q QRX XQ Q Q Q Q 8 8 8 8 8 8@I I I I IRUP P P P PD D D D DO O O O O8 8 8 8 8 8. . . . . ‫ޖ‬P P P P P P‫ܮ‬ ‫ܮ‬ ‫ܮ‬ ‫ܮ‬ ‫ܮ‬‫ޝ‬ ‫ޝ‬ ‫ޝ‬ ‫ޝ‬ ‫ޝ‬ W W W W‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ W W W W W n n n n n.d d d d da a a a aܼ ܼ ܼ ܼV V V V V V ‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܮ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥ W n.daܼz/ US ‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥ W n.daܼV‫ޖ‬P‫ޝܯ‬W‫ݕ‬ԥ W n.daܼz/ ୼ ୼ ୼ ୼ ୼૷θ䍝⢟ goods that are bought and sold
  • 18. 82 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . parameter noun [ C usually plural ] UK /pԥ‫ޖ‬U Pܼ.tԥr/ US /pԥ‫ޖ‬U Pԥ.Wࡩ‫ܬ‬/ 䲆ᇐഖ㍖χ⮂䲆χ㤹പχ㿺㤹 a set of facts or a fixed limit that establishes or limits how something can or must happen or be done parametric DGMHFWLYH8.‫ޙ‬S Uԥ‫ޖ‬met.rܼN86‫ޙ‬SHUԥ‫ޖ‬met.rܼk/ ৸ᮦⲺθ ৸䠅Ⲻ relating to the parameters of something (= a set of facts or a fixed limit that establishes or limits how something can or must happen or be done) pentameter noun [ C or U ] LITERATURE specialized UK /SHQ‫ޖ‬W Pܼ.tԥr/ US /-ԥ.Wࡩ‫ܬ‬/ ӊ↛Ṳ䈍θӊ丩↛䈍㺂 a line in poetry which has five stressed syllables; the rhythm of poetry with five stressed syllables in a line perimeter 1 noun [ C ] UK /pԥ‫ޖ‬rܼm.ܼ.tԥr/ US /pԥ‫ޖ‬rܼm.ԥ.Wࡩ‫ܬ‬/ ઞ䗯θ䗯㕎 the outer edge of an area of land or the border around it symmetrical adjective 1 UK /sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼ.kԥl/ US /sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼ.kԥl/ (also symmetric, UK/sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼk/ US/sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼk/) ሯ〦δᙝⲺεχश〦Ⲻ having two parts that match exactly, either when one half is like an image of the other half in a mirror, or when one part can take the place of another if it is turned 90° or 180°: symmetrically adverb 1 UK /sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼ.kԥl.i/ US /sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼ.kԥl.i/ ሯ〦൦χ श〦൦ in a way that involves having two parts that match exactly, either when one half is like an image of the other half in a mirror, or when one part can take the place of another if it is turned 90° or 180°: symmetry QRXQ8@8.‫ޖ‬Vܼm.ԥWUL86‫ޖ‬Vܼm.ԥ.tri/ ሯ〦δᙝεχ श〦 the quality of having parts that match each other, especially in a way that is attractive, or similarity of shape or contents [GRE] pentameter noun [ C or U ] LITERATURE specialized UK /SHQ‫ޖ‬W P / ܼ.tԥr/ US /-ԥ.Wࡩ‫ܬ‬/ ӊ↛Ṳ䈍θӊ丩↛䈍㺂 a line in poetry which has five stressed syllables; the rhythm of p p po o o o oe e e e et t t t try with fi i iv v v ve e e e e stressed syllables in a line perimeter 1 noun [ C ] ] ] ] ] UK /p p p p pԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ‫ޖ‬rܼm m m m.ܼ.tԥr/ / / / / U U U U U US /pԥ‫ޖ‬rܼm.ԥ.Wࡩ‫ܬ‬/ ઞ䗯θ䗯㕎 the outer edge of an area of la a a and or the e e e e e b b bo or rd d d d de er r a ar ro o ou u u u un n n n n n nd it symmetrical adjective e e e e 1 UK /sܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ‫ޖ‬met.r r r r rܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ.k k k k kԥl/ US S S S S /sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼ.kԥl/ (also symmetric, UK/sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼk/ U U U U US S S S/sܼ‫ޖ‬met.rܼk/) ሯ〦δ δ δ δ δᙝ ᙝ ᙝ ᙝ ᙝⲺεχश〦Ⲻ having two parts that match exactly, either wh h h h he e e e en n n n n o on n n ne e e e e h h h h hal l l l lf is like an image of the other half in a mirror, or when one part can take the place of another if it is turned 90° or 180°: symmetrical l ll l l l l ly ad d d dverb b b b b 1 U U U U UK K K K K / / / / /s s s sܼ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬met t t t.rܼ.k k k k kԥl.i i i i i/ / / U U U U US S S / / / / /sܼ‫ޖ‬met t t.rܼ.k k k k kԥl l.i i i i i/ / / / / ሯ ሯ ሯ ሯ〦൦χ श〦൦ in a w w w w way y y y y t t t t t th h h h h ha a a a at t t t t i i i i i in n n n nv v v v vo o o o o ol l l lv v v v ve e e e es s s s s s ha a a a a av v v v ving g g g t t t t tw w w w wo o o o o o p p p p pa a a a ar r r r rt t t t ts s s s s t t t t t th h h h h ha a a a a a at t t t t m m m m ma a a a at t t tc c c c c c ch h h h h e e e e ex x xactly, either when one half is like an image of the other half in a mirror, or when one part can take
  • 19. 91 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . min- jut Root: min- Meaning in English: jut Origin language: Latin Etymology (root origin): minere English examples: jut verb [ I or T, usually + adv/prep ] UK /d‫ݞݤ‬t/ US /d‫ݞݤ‬t/ -tt- δֵεシ ࠰χδֵεծ࠰ to (cause to) stick out, especially above or past the edge or surface of something eminence 1 noun UK ‫ޖ‬HPܼ.nԥns/ US ‫ޖ‬HPԥ.nԥns/ (FAME)ᱴ䎡χউ 䏀χ㪍੃ [ U ] the state of being famous, respected, or important eminent adjective UK ‫ޖ‬HPܼ.nԥnt/ US ‫ޖ‬HPԥ.nԥnt/ C2 ᱴ䎡Ⲻχউ 䏀Ⲻχ㪍੃Ⲻ famous, respected, or important [GRE] imminent adjective UK ‫ܼޖ‬m.ܼ.nԥnt/ US ‫ܼޖ‬m.ԥ.nԥnt/ Ѫ䘇Ⲻθ঩ሼ ਇ⭕Ⲻ C2 coming or likely to happen very soon imminence QRXQ8@8.‫ܼޖ‬m.ܼ.nԥQV86‫ܼޖ‬m.ԥ.nԥns/ 䘡൞ⴿⶡⲺӁ ᛻ the state of being likely to happen very soon, or coming very soon: preeminent DGMHFWLYHQRWJUDGDEOH@86SUL‫ޖ‬HPāԥ·nԥnt/ ᶦ࠰Ⲻ; Վ ⿶Ⲻθ䠃㾷Ⲻ; 䎻㗚㔓՜ more important or powerful than all others: [GRE] preeminence QRXQ8@86SUL‫ޖ‬HPāԥ·nԥns /more important or powerful than all others: ᶦ࠰, 䠃㾷 ( ) p y p g surface of something eminence 1 noun UK ‫ޖ‬HPܼ.nԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥn n ns/ US S S S ‫ޖ‬H H H HP P P P Pԥ.nԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥn n n n ns/ (FAME)ᱴ䎡χউ 䏀χ㪍੃ [ U ] the state of bein n n ng g g g g famou u u u us, res s s sp p p p pected d d d d, or important eminent adjective e e e e UK ‫ޖ‬HPܼ.nԥnt/ U U U U US S S S S ‫ޖ‬HPԥ.nԥnt/ C2 ᱴ䎡Ⲻχউ 䏀Ⲻχ㪍੃Ⲻ famous, resp p p p pected, or i i i i importan nt t t t t [ [ [ [ [G G G G GR R R R RE E E E E] imminent adjective UK ‫ܼޖ‬m.ܼ.nԥnt/ US ‫ܼޖ‬m.ԥ.nԥnt/ Ѫ䘇Ⲻθ঩ሼ ਇ⭕Ⲻ C2 coming or likely to happen very soon imminence Q Q Q Q Q QR R R R R RX X X X X XQ Q Q Q Q 8 8 8 8@ @ @ @ @8 8 8 8 8 8. . . . . ‫ܼޖ‬ ܼ ܼ ܼm m m m m m.ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ.n n n nԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥQ Q Q Q QV V V V V 8 8 8 8 86 6 6 6 6 ‫ޖ‬ ‫ޖ‬ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼm m m m m.ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ.n n n n n nԥ ԥ ԥn n n n ns s s s s/ / / / / 䘡 䘡 䘡 䘡 䘡൞ ൞ ൞ ൞ ൞ⴿ ⴿ ⴿ ⴿ ⴿⶡⲺӁ ᛻ the state o o o o of f f f f b b be e e e ei i i i i in n n n n ng g g g g l l l l l li i i i ik k kel l l l ly y y y y t t t t to o o o o h h h h ha a ap p p p p pp p p p pen v v v v ve e e e er r r r ry y y y y y s s s s so o o o oo o o o on n n n n, , , , o o o o or r r r r c c c c co o o o om m m m mi i i i in n n n ng g g g g v v v v very soon:
  • 20. 105 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . commissariat noun [ C, + sing/pl verb ] UK ‫ޙ‬N‫ܥ‬m.ܼ‫ޖ‬seԥ.ri.ԥt/ US ‫ޙ‬N‡ ‫ޝ‬Pԥ‫ޖ‬ser.i.ԥt/ δ䜞䱕Ⲻεߑ䴶༺θ㔏‫ޱ‬䜞䰞 a military department that supplies food and equipment commissary noun [ C ] UK ‫ޖ‬N‫ܥ‬m.ܼ.sԥr.i/ US ‫ޖ‬N‡‫ޝ‬Pԥ.ser.i/ (SHOP) δቚ᤽ߑ䱕ᡌⴇ⤧ѣⲺε伕૷ᵸ䍝ᓍ us a shop that supplies food and goods, especially to people in the army or in prison commission 1 verb UK /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬.ԥn/ US /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬.ԥn/ verb (REQUEST WORK) δ↙ᕅ൦εᆿᧈĊ‫ڐ‬θညᢎĊ‫ڐ‬ [ T ] to formally choose someone to do a special piece of work, or to formally ask for a special piece of work from someone 3 noun UK /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬.ԥn/ US /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬.ԥn/ (GROUP) δ䍕䍙䈹ḛ䰤从 ⵕ⴮ᡌ৕ഖⲺεည઎Ր [ C, + sing/pl verb ] a group of people who have been formally chosen to discover information about a problem or examine the reasons why the problem exists commissioner noun [ C ] UK /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬.ԥn.ԥr/ US /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬.ԥn.‫ܬ‬/ δ᭵ᓒ䜞 䰞ᡌḆж㓺㓽Ⲻεည઎θщ઎θ⢯⍴઎θ䮵ᇎ an important official who has responsibility in a government department or another organization commissure 1 noun [ C ] medical specialized UK ‫ޖ‬N‫ܥ‬m.ܼ.sj‫ݜ‬ԥr/ US ‫ޖ‬N ‡‫ޝ‬Pԥ.‫ݜݕ‬r/ ਾ㕓༺χ㔉ਾ༺ a surface where two parts meet, for example the lips 2 noun 䘔ਾ⾔㔅ᶕ a band of nerves going from one side of the brain or spinal cord to the other to connect similar structures commit 1 verb UK /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼt/ US /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼt/ -tt- (CRIME) ‫ڐ‬δ䘓⌋ᡌ䭏䈥 ⲺӁεχ⣥δ㖠Ƚ䭏ε B2 [ T ] to do something illegal or something that is considered wrong 2 verb (PROMISE) C2 ᢵ䈰θؓ䇷χδֵεᘖӄχδֵε 㠪࣑ӄχᣋ‫ޛ‬δᰬ䰪ᡌ䠇䫧ε [ I or T ] to promise or give your loyalty, time, or money to a particular principle, person, or plan of action commission 1 verb UK /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬. ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ԥn/ / / / U U U U US S S S / / / /k k k k kԥ ԥ ԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬. ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ԥn/ verb (REQUEST WORK) δ↙ᕅ൦εᆿᧈĊ‫ڐ‬θညᢎ ᢎ ᢎ ᢎ ᢎĊ‫ڐ‬ [ [ [ [ T T T T ] to f f f f formally choose someone to do a special piece of work, or t t to o o o o forma a a al l l l ll l l ly as s s s sk k k k k for a a a a a special piece of work from someone 3 noun UK /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬. ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥn n n n/ US / / / / /kԥ‫ޖ‬m m m m mܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬. ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ԥn/ ( ( ( ( ( (G G G G GROUP) δ䍕䍙䈹ḛ䰤从 ⵕ⴮ᡌ৕ഖⲺεည઎Ր [ C, , , , + sing/p p p p p pl l verb b b b b ] ] ] ] ] a a a g gr roup of people who have been formally chosen to discover r r r r information about a p p pr r r r ro o o o oblem or examine the reasons why the problem ex x x x xists commissioner noun [ C ] U U U U UK K K K K /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬. ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥn n n n n.ԥr/ US /kԥ‫ޖ‬mܼ‫ݕ‬. ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ԥn.‫ܬ‬/ δ᭵ᓒ䜞 䰞ᡌḆж㓺㓽Ⲻεည઎θщ઎θ⢯⍴઎θ䮵ᇎ an important official who has responsibility in a government department or another organization commissure e e 1 1 1 1 1 1 n n no o o ou u u u un n n n n [ C C C C C ] ] ] ] ] ] m m m m me e e e ed d d d di i i i ic c ca a a a al l l l l sp p p pe e e e ec c c ci i i i ial l l l li i iz z ze e e e ed d d U U U U UK K K K K ‫ޖ‬N N N N‫ܥ‬ N N m m m m m.ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ.s s s s sj j j j j‫ݜ‬ ‫ݜ‬ ‫ݜ‬ ‫ݜ‬ ‫ݜ‬ԥ ԥ ԥ ԥr r r r/ / / US ‫ޖ‬N ‡‫ޝ‬Pԥ.‫ݜݕ‬ . r/ ਾ ਾ ਾ ਾ ਾ㕓 㕓 㕓 㕓 㕓༺ ༺ ༺ ༺ ༺ ༺χ χ χ χ χ㔉 㔉 㔉 㔉ਾ ਾ ਾ ਾ ਾ ਾ༺ ༺ ༺ ༺ ༺ a a a a s s s s s su u u u urfac c c c ce e e e e w w w w wh h h h h he e e e er r r r re e e e e t t t tw w w w w wo o o o o p p p p p pa a a a ar r r r rt t t t ts m m m m me e e e ee e e e e et t, for example the lips 2 noun 䘔ਾ⾔㔅ᶕ a band of nerves going from one side of the brain or
  • 21. 116 | P a g e E d e o L e g o o M a n d a r i n . A l l R i g h t s R e s e r v e d . model QRXQ@8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥO86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬Gԥl/ [C] (COPY) C2 ⁗㤹θ ޮශθῒṭ something that a copy can be based on because it is an extremely good example of its type moderate DGMHFWLYH8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥr.ԥW86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬G‫ܬ‬.ԥt/ (MEDIUM-SIZED) C1 ѣㅿⲺχу䗽࠼Ⲻθ䘸ᓜⲺ neither small nor large in size, amount, degree, or strength [GRE] modelling QRXQ8@8. 86XVXDOOPRGHOLQJ 8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥl.ܼƾ86‫ޖ‬P‡ ‫ޝ‬Gԥl.ܼƾδᰬ㻻ε⁗⢯‫ݵ‬㺞╊θ⁗⢯‫ݵ‬㚂ѐ the job of wearing clothes, jewellery, etc. in order to advertise them moderation QRXQ8@8.‫ޙ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥU‫ޖ‬Hܼ.‫ݕ‬ԥQ86‫ޙ‬P‡‫ޝ‬Gԥ‫ޖ‬reܼ.‫ݕ‬ԥn/ [U] (REASONABLE LIMITS) C1 䘸ᓜχ䘸ѣχਾ⨼ the quality of doing something within reasonable limits moderator 1 noun [ @8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥr.eܼ.tԥU86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬Gԥ.reܼ.Wࡩ‫ܬ‬/ Ԩ㻷 Ӱχ䈹䀙Ӱ someone who tries to help other people come to an agreement 2 nounmainly δ↙ᕅ䇞䇰ⲺεѱᤷӰχԨ㻷Ӱ US someone who makes certain that a formal discussion happens without problems and follows the rules modern 1 DGMHFWLYH8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥQ86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬G‫ܬ‬n/ (MOST RECENT) A2 ⧦ԙⲺχ᯦ᕅⲺ designed and made using the most recent ideas and methods modernism QRXQ8@8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥn.ܼ.zԥP86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬G‫ܬ‬.nܼ.zԥm/ ⧦ ԙᙓᜩχ⧦ԙᯯ⌋ modern thinking or methods 2 noun ART, ARCHITECTURE, LITERATURE specialized δቚ᤽㢰ᵥрԄ 1920 ᒪԙ㠩 ԀⲺε⧦ԙ⍴θ⧦ԙѱѿ the ideas and methods of modern art, especially from the 1920s until now modelling QRXQ8@8. 86XVXDOOPRGHOLQJ 8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥl.ܼƾ86‫ޖ‬P‡ ‫ޝ‬Gԥl.ܼƾδᰬ㻻ε⁗⢯‫ݵ‬㺞╊θ⁗⢯‫ݵ‬㚂ѐ ѐ ѐ ѐ ѐ t t th h h he e e e j j j j job of wearing clothes, jewellery, etc. in order to advertise the e e e em m m m m moderation QRXQ8 8 8 8@ @ @ @8.‫ޙ‬ ‫ޙ‬ ‫ޙ‬ ‫ޙ‬ ‫ޙ‬P P P P‫ܥ‬d d d.ԥ ԥ ԥU‫ޖ‬H H Hܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ.‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ ‫ݕ‬ԥ ԥ . Q86‫ޙ‬P‡‫ޝ‬Gԥ‫ޖ‬reܼ.‫ݕ‬ԥ . n/ [U] (REASONABLE LIMITS) C C C C C1 䘸ᓜχ䘸 䘸ѣ ѣχਾ ਾ⨼ ⨼ ⨼ ⨼ ⨼ ⨼ ⨼ the quality of doing something within reasonabl l l l le limits moderator 1 noun [ @ @ @ @ @8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥr r r r. . .e e e e e eܼ ܼ ܼ ܼ.tԥU86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬Gԥ.reܼ.Wࡩ‫ܬ‬/ Ԩ㻷 Ӱχ䈹䀙Ӱ someone who tries to hel lp other people come to an agreement 2 nounmainly δ↙ᕅ䇞䇰ⲺεѱᤷӰχԨ㻷Ӱ US someone who makes certain that a formal discussion happens without problems and follows the rules modern 1 DGMHFWLYH8.‫ޖ‬P‫ܥ‬d.ԥQ86‫ޖ‬P‡‫ޝ‬G‫ܬ‬n/ (MOST RECENT) A2