字根的实际意义.doc

字根的实际意义 English roots and affixes and the radical character of the role of lexical point of view from the same side, they exist for the term structure analysis provides a rationale. Thousands of English with Old English, Classical Greek and Latin word formation component, act as a stem or affix, when we grasp the meaning of the word formation component, we can guess by analyzing the stem or affix to, or basically guessed the meaning of unfamiliar words. We not only need to remember roots affixes , but also need to remember some examples of the words, and put these words in sentences to use them. Only in this way can we remember the words well. ?? ? The following are some examples of affixes. Those may help us to remember more words. The first part of the words derives from Old English. cr-: 1( to make a noise); 2(to break with a noise).These are some verbs that contain the prefix cr-. crack(make a sudden sharp noise; break with a sharp noise): The fireworks cracked overhead. crash (make a sudden loud noise; break with a loud noise): The lighting flashed and the thunder?crashed. creak(squeak loudly): Hinges creak when they need oiling. croak(make a deep, hoarse sound): He speaks in a croaking voice. croon( hum, sing or mutter in a low tone): The mother crooned the baby to sleep. crow( make a loud ,shrill cry): The cock crows early in the morning. crunch( crush noisily; make a noisy sound): The hard snow crunched under our feet. cry(make a noise from grief or pain): The baby cried?from hunger. The prefixes cr- also can be a part of?some nouns . Here are some nouns. crack(a sudden sharp noise ): The crack of the guns could be heard. crackle(slight sharp sound): He crushed the paper with a crackle. creak(squeaking noise): The door opened with a creak. In addition to those, the prefixes cr- also means: to wrinkle; to fold; to shrink; to break into small pieces. crease(wrinkle, fold): Pack the dresses so that they dont crease. crimp/crimple (press into small regular folds