英语单词词根词典(一)（English word root Dictionary ）.doc

英语单词词根词典(一)（English word root Dictionary (1)） English word root Dictionary (1) AB-, ABS- AD- BENE-, BON- CATA- CIRCUM- CO-, COM-, CON- CONTRA-, CONTRO-, COUNTER- DE- DE-, DI-, DIS- DIA- E-, EC-, EX-, EXTRA- AB-, ABS Away, from separate The prefix AB ABS, from the Latin AB Latin prepositions a, mean away, from and so on. Usually in Latin than common prepositions form, a, AB, ABS three, followed by a noun is a consonant with a at the beginning, beginning with ab vowels, consonants t and Q at the beginning of the use of abs. in Latin is a prefix, such as aberration n. [abduct v.] on track, [] abduction, from the Latin aberrare, abducere and other words. In English in spelling of common AB and ABS, a is very rare. Such as abominate v. [ill omen] hate etymons, [] omen of Italy, so [as far away from the fierce trillion, became hated. Absolve v. from etymons [solv, solu] absolve [relax, so the release of meaning. Abdicate give way, give up Abduct kidnapped and tied up Aberration line, off the track Abhor hates, hates Abject despicable and servile Abjure (swear) give up Abnegate give up Abnormal malformation, abnormal Abominate hates, hates, hates Aboriginal native Abrade wear, friction Abrogate cancellation, repeal Abrupt suddenly, steep Abscond escape escape Absence absence, absence Absolute is pure, complete, absolute Absolve remission, pardon, dissolution Absorb absorption The inhibition of abstain from Abstract extracts, refines, extracts Abstruse obscure and abstruse Absurd ridiculous! Abundant rich and abundant Abuse abuse, abuse Top AD- To, toward towards The prefix ad Latin prepositions in Latin to ad, meaning ad. Spelling variation is quite complex, and in order to root with second letters D will disappear or assimilation, derived from a, AC, AF, Ag, Al, an, AP, AR, as, at in various forms, such as accustom v. [in] the habit, affix v. append v. [] on [add], and so on. Ad said that although the original direction, but with the root, the root of the word must be con