【PED】
comes from the Latin ped-, the stem of pes, meaning 'foot,' which is related to the Greek pod- and pous, with the same meaning . From ped- we get pedicure, 'care of the feet,toes, and toenails. ' From pod- we get podiatrist, 'a foot doctor.'
expedient, expedite 加速, 派出, impediment障礙物, pedestrian
【CAP/CEP/CIP】
comes from capere,the Latin verb meaning 'take,seize.' Capture,which is what a captor does to a captive,but now means only to capture mentally through charm or appeal. In some other English words this root produces,its meaning is harder to find.
reception接待, incipient初始的, perceptible, susceptible易受影響的
【AUD】
comes from the Latin verb audire, is the root that has to with hearing .What is audible is hearable, and an audience is a group of people that listens, sometimes in an auditorium.
auditor, auditory 聽(tīng)覺(jué)的, audition聽(tīng), 聽(tīng)力, 試聽(tīng), inaudible
【PART】
from the Latin word pars, menaing 'part', comes into English most obviously in our word part but also in words like apartment, compartment車(chē)廂 , and particle, all of which are parts of a larger whole.
impart傳授, impartial, participle分詞, partisan游擊隊(duì)
posted on 2005-06-29 09:23
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