http://xination.pixnet.net/blog/post/22504021 今天进度只有一页 冏rz 真不好意思 (因为去扫墓了 外加这页需要功夫也不少) GRE之心理战 http://xination.pixnet.net/blog/post/14487734 ---------------------------------------------- fervid ferv(start boiling;hot)-id adj.热情的、炽热的 [heated or vehement in spirit, enthusiasm, etc] ex. a fervid orator 慷慨激昂的演说者 fervor ferv(start boiling;hot)-or n.热情 [great warmth and earnestness of feeling; ardor] ex. to speak with great fervor. ennui:enthusiastic＝fervor:apathetic 无聊不是热情的＝热心不是冷漠的 fester v.使化脓、使溃烂 [to form pus(脓); generate purulent(化脓的) matter] n.化脓、溃烂 fester faster fester <> heal v.医治 festive fest(=festival)-ive adj.节日的,喜庆的 [ pertaining to or suitable for a feast or festival] ex. The city was bathed in a festive atmosphere. 这座城市沉浸在节日的气氛中。 ps. festival n.节庆 fetid adj.有恶臭的 [having an offensive odor] 联想: fet(=feet) + id 脚ㄚㄚ会发出恶臭 实际上fet 来自拉丁文的 fētēre，最原始的字义跟脚没有关系，而是stink(发出恶臭) fetter fet(feet)-er n/v. 脚镣;上脚镣 [a chain or shackle placed on the feet.] ps. cuff n.手铐 n.袖口 v.打一巴掌 fetus n.胎儿 [The unborn young of a viviparous(胎生的) vertebrate(脊椎动物) having a basic structural resemblance to the adult animal.] ex. position of fetus 胎位 英式用法写成foetus 因为fet(foet)-us c.f. embryo n.胚芽;胚胎 (还没有人型;两个月以前) feud n.世仇 [ a bitter, continuous hostility, esp. between two families, clans, etc., often lasting for many years or generations.] ex. blood feud ex. 英法百年战争 feud n.世仇(部落或家属间的) rancor n.深仇 ( WAR=Weapon Army Rancor 武器、军队和仇恨) vendetta n.深仇(尤指族间或血亲间的；私人性的深仇) fiasco n.完全失败、惨败 [A complete failure.] ex. Napoleon got a fiasco at Waterloo. fiasco n.完全失败、惨败 [A complete failure.] ex. Napoleon got a fiasco at Waterloo. fiasco fresco n.湿壁画 跟新鲜(fresh)有关 这幅壁画(fresco)真是个大失败(fiasco) 补充 1855, theater slang for "a failure," by 1862 acquired the general sense of any dismal flop, on or off the stage. Via Fr. phrase fiare fiasco "turn out a failure," from It. far fiasco "suffer a complete breakdown in performance," lit. "make a bottle," fiasco n.完全失败、惨败 [A complete failure.] ex. Napoleon got a fiasco at Waterloo. fiasco fresco n.湿壁画 跟新鲜(fresh)有关 这幅壁画(fresco)真是个大失败(fiasco) 补充 1855, theater slang for "a failure," by 1862 acquired the general sense of any dismal flop, on or off the stage. Via Fr. phrase fiare fiasco "turn out a failure," from It. far fiasco "suffer a complete breakdown in performance," lit. "make a bottle," fiasco一开是在剧场的俚语，意思为"a failure"失败，意思为悲惨地从台上跌下来。 fiat n.命令 [an authoritative decree, sanction, or order] ex. a royal fiat ex. municipal fiat 市政法令 fiat fist n.拳头 用拳头(fist)出命令(fiat) fickle adj.易变的(特别用於形容感情上、爱情上) [ Characterized by erratic changeableness or instability, especially with regard to affections or attachments] ex. He is a fickle lover. 他是个用情不专的爱人。 fickle tickle v.使发痒、搔痒 看到正妹就心痒(tickle)难耐，喜欢的对象换了又换，真是易变阿(fickle) fickle:constancy 易变的不恒定 review factitious VS. fictitious 整理：其实这两个字根的意思是不一样的，一个是fact，一个是fict，他们分别源於不同 的拉丁字 fact是to make to do的意思 fict 是to feign(假装)的意思 但是你可以这样连想，"假装"是"做"出来的，而把这两个字根关联串起来 factitious fact-ity-ous [特意去做的-->不自然的] adj.不自然的 [not spontaneous or natural] ex. factitious laughter 做作的笑 fictitious fict-ity-ous [假装出来的-->虚构的] adj.虚构的 [for the sake of concealment, not genuine] ex. fictitious names (虚构的名字) ps. faction n.纪实小说 fiction n.科幻小说、虚构 fidget v.坐立不安;烦躁 [To behave or move nervously or restlessly.] v.坐立不安地玩弄某物 ex. It's bad manners to fidget about at the table. 用餐时摆弄刀叉玩儿是不雅的. fidget v.坐立不安 budget n.预算 花钱超过了预算(budget)，真令人坐立难安(fidget) fig n.无花果 n.一点儿;微不足道的事 [A trivial or contemptible amount] ex. don't care such a fig 不要把这件小事放在心上 联想：无花果(fig) 没有外形(figure) --

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