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abl

Etymology: Habilis (L.), capable and capable; From L. habere to owning, holding, holding.

Ability; Talent; Smart, smart

Akadem

Etymology: akademia (g G.), the name of ancient Athens acrobatic gymnastics taught by Plato.

acri acu

Etymology: Acer, acris (L.), sharp, sharp, sharp.

spinous

Vinegar is sour.

Sharp, painful, hateful

Listen

Etymology: akouin (g g.), listen.

Akoustikos (g g.) is related to hearing.

acoustical

Aircontrolradar

Etymology: cross(G), topmost, extreme most, extreme.

acrophobia

act ag

Etymology: agree (l), do, drive to do, push, start; Its past participle is actus.

Actor, actor

Adam

Etymology: Adamas (G.&; The hardest metal, steel, diamond, steel, diamond

Diamond, glass cutting machine

adip

Etymology: adeps (L.), fat fat, from G. aleipha is related to lipos (g G.) and fat (fat).

Obesity.

Urinary albumin excretion rate

Etymology: aeros (g.), aer (g.), air.

Aviation gas, aircraft, flight

excited

Etymology: agogos(G), leading, pulling, leading and pulling forward; Teach and guide, teach and induce from G. agein.

mysterious

struggle

Etymology: agonia (g), competition, struggle, mental pain competition, struggle, distress; From a long time ago, people gathered in competitions to compete for prizes.

Confrontation, opposition, hostility

agr acr

Etymology: agri(L), agros(G), acre(E), field field.

Agriculture; agriculture

al 1

Etymology: alius(L), alter(L) another, other another, another.

Alias, alias

al2

Etymology: Alere (L L.), nourished by tonourish, initiated by Alescere, grows and grows.

Combine, combine, merge

Al3 Ai Le

Etymology: ala (L.), wing wing, side

Winged

White linen vestment

Etymology: Albus (L.), white and white.

Protein, protein

alcohol

Etymology: Al-Kuhl (Arabic), antimony powder used to deepen the eyelid antimony powder.

drink excessively

Algebraic

Etymology: algos (g.), pain

Toothache; odontia

Mid-tenor

Etymology: altus(L), hight high

Height; Altitude; important post

Alve

Etymology: alveolus (L L.), a small cave

alveolar

be

Etymology: Amor (L.), love love

Love love

Love, desire

amb 1 amph 1

Etymology: ambi (L L.), round, around, everywhere.

Everywhere, everywhere, everywhere.

Sleepwalkers

amb2 amph2

Etymology: Ampho (G G.), Ambo (L L.), both, both, both are …

ambiguous

Amnas

Etymology: amnesia (g). Forgetfulness forgetfulness

Forgetting, not remembering, forgiving not remembering, forgiving

Amnesty.

A macroprogramming language.

Etymology: Amplus (L L.), with great amplitude, size or range (volume or range).

A large number, vast; adequately

Andre

Etymology: Andros (L.), male, male.

polyandry

Anim

Etymology: wind

Wind speed barometer

ang anx

Etymology: Angere, Anxi (L L.), Anxo (G G.), used to strangle and suffocate, pain makes people suffocate and suffer.

narrow

Angel

Etymology: angulus (L.), horn, horn.

Angle; view

cartoon and animation

Etymology: anima (L L.), breath, life, mind, soul breath, life, thought and soul.

Microbes,

safe

Etymology: annuus (L L.), an annual; From annus, in

One year.

Ante Antie

Etymology: ante (L.), anti (G.), before before …

prenatal

Spike shell

Etymology: anthos (g.), huahua

Anthers, related to flowers.

Having no flowers, not flowering.

anthropology

Etymology: anthropopos.), human, human.

Anthropologist.

opposition

Etymology: anti (g g.), against, on the contrary, against, contrast with, instead of, on the contrary, instead of.

antibody

Associated Press (abbreviation for Associated Press)

Etymology: bee, bee

Independent beekeeper

pinnacle

Etymology: apex (L.), peak, pole.

At the top, pointed

copyist

Etymology: Apertus (L L.), OPER ON, ON; Its verb is aperire.

aperitif

appropriate

Etymology: aptus (L.), fitted, fitted, fit.

natural gift

aqu

Etymology: aqua, aquae (L.), water water.

Akuachi chan

Arbitrageur arbitrage person

Etymology: an arbitrator (L.), a person who goes to see an inquirer, an inspector.

Arbitration; arbitrate

wayside pavilion

Etymology: arbor (L.), tree tree

Botanical garden; botanical garden

arc arch 1

Etymology: Arcus (L.); Bow, bow

Archie.

arch2

Etymology: Archaios (G.), ancient; Starting with Archie (G.)

Archaeology; archaeology

arch3

Etymology: Archia, Archos (G g.), boss, chief, master, leader boss, leader, master, leader archerin (g.), to rule, to be ruled first, to become the first.

Archbishop.

Arm-retina circulation time

Etymology: Arktos (G G.), the Greek name of Ursa Major.

Arctic a.

ard

Etymology: ardere (L.), burning.

Enthusiastic

arm

Etymology: ARMA (L.), arms weapon; Its verb is to equip, arm or equip.

Weapons. Weapons

art 1

Etymology: ars, artists (L L.), skill, ability, talent.

Artists; artist

art2 arthr

Etymology: Arthur (g G.), Artus (l) joint, joint.

A joint, joint, or connecting part

Say clearly, say the key words clearly

Arthropathy.

Art

Etymology: arteria (g.), arterial artery.

Arteries; Arteries; main line

AmericanSecurityCouncil (with American Security Council)

Etymology: Ask the athlete etes (g G.) in training.

Strict training, repairability and asceticism

Aspir

Etymology: asper (L L.), rough, angry, rough, angry.

Rough (attitude), cruel (climate)

assassin

Etymology: hashish hashin (Arabic), marijuana smoker, marijuana smoker)

Assassination.

aster astr

Etymology: aster, astron (g.), star.

Astrology; astrology

athl

Etymology: athlete (G.), a content in the competition; From altron, competitions, prize competitions, prizes

Athletes.

Atmosphere (abbreviation for atmosphere)

Etymology: Atmos (g.), steam steam

atmospheric pressure

Anti-transmit-receive

Etymology: Ater, Atrox (L L.), black in appearance, dreamy, cruel, black in shape, evil, terrible and ferocious.

Evil (or cruel) behavior

AUD

Etymology: audio, audire (L.), listen.

Audible, audible, audible

aug auc

Etymology: Augere, Auxi, Auctum (L L.), increase quantity, size, power, improve dignity, status, increase quantity, size, strength and influence, and improve dignity and power.

Auxin (grams) to increase.

Authorization.

augur

Etymology: augural (L.), predicted and predicted by auguur.

Omen, omen

aur 1

Etymology: auris (L.), ear ear

outer city wall

aur2

Etymology: Aurum (L.), Jin.

Gold-producing

south?wind

Etymology: Auster (L.) south wind, south, south.

south?wind

automobile

Etymology: autos (g.), self himself.

dictatorial/autocratic rule

av 1

Etymology: auis (L.), brid bird.

avian

av2

Etymology: avidus (L.); From avere to long-awaited

Eager, eager

B

Bach

Etymology: Bacillus, twig, stick

Bacteriocin, stick, bacteria, German stick, bacteria.

bacterial

Monotonous

Etymology: ballede (M.E), hairless, with white patches or white flames, hairless, with white spots.

Bald; baldy

Ball 1

Etymology: bal, balle(M.E), ball, spherical ball, spherical ball.

soccer

Ball 2

Etymology: ballare(L.L), for dance.

Ballroom ballroom

Ball 3 problem bolt

Etymology: bole (g g.), stroke, projection, beam, projection, beam; From pitching to throwing, shooting, extending throwing and stretching.

ballistics

Bands 1

Etymology: ban (O.H.G), comonand, injunction, prohibition.

Robbery behavior

Band 2 binding

Etymology: band(M.E), bindan(O.E), used to bind and bind.

carton

bank

Etymology: Banc (F.), bench stool

Banker, banker

Bar 1

Etymology: barra (L.), bar

defense lawyer

Bar 2

Etymology: baros (g.), weight weight.

Barroca. barometric

Barber

Etymology: Barbrus (L L.), from Barbaros (G G.), is not Greek, so it is a foreign word, rude, barbaric, non-Greek, foreign words, rude,

Savage, cruel, inhuman

bark

Etymology: barcca(L.L), ship.

A small boat

Bart

Etymology: barter(O.F), exchange.

Bartender, businessman

stop

Etymology: foundation (g.), pedestal base

baseball

infrastructure

Etymology: bassus (L.), low, short low, short.

Basso.

bat

Etymology: battuere, battere (L.), used to beat a hammer.

Knock, knock a hammer

Debater.

lighthouse

Etymology: beken(M.E), sign, omen signal, sign.

Buoyancy ['buoyancy] n.

beat

Etymology: beatus (L.), blessing and sacredness.

Happy, extremely happy

playboy

Etymology: Bellus (L.), quite beautiful and pleasing.

beautiful

bel

Etymology: Bellum (L.), War War

Militant; declare war

pray

Etymology: bene (l.), um, ok, um.

birthday wishes

bib

Etymology: Bibere (L.), drinking.

A hobby of absorbing water

bibl

Etymology: bible (g.), little biblos, book.

the Bible

Bill Buell

Etymology: bulla (L L.), an official seal, and documents and decrees. Decide which one bears this seal, and documents, letters and decrees are stamped with the official seal.

Menu menu

chest

Etymology: binus, (pl. )bini(L .)，double two，double。

binoculars

Bisexual

Etymology: BIOS (L.), life LIFE

biota

a little

Etymology: Bita (O.E), a bite of food, or a small piece of food (or a bite).

Biting

Blank blank

Etymology: blank (F F.), white white

Blank ['blank] n.

mild

Etymology: blandus (L L.), sleek, caring, flattening and sleek, caressing and flattering.

Mild ['milk] n.

Brass Bram

Etymology: blasphemy (G.), evil speech, swearing.

Blamable

Bless the blood

Etymology: blood (O.E.), blood.

happy

will certainly die or get killed

Etymology: bliths (O.E), happiness.

Happy, cheerful

Blow 1

Etymology: Blowan (O.E), Blouen (O.H.G), to bloom.

florescence

Blow 2

Etymology: blawan (O.E), blaen (O.H.G), come and blow.

blow pipe

bomb

Etymology: bombos (g.), thundering.

Bomber's bomber

bond

Etymology: bonda(O.E), serf, peasant serf, farmer.

Slavery; enslave

farmer

Etymology: Bohr (D.), farmer farmer.

Rude

Botan

Etymology: botane (g.), a plant.

botany

Bangbang

Etymology: Bonitas (L.), kindness means kindness, kindness.

Bonus (L.), good, beautiful

Sincere; honest

bov bu

Etymology: Bous (G.), Bos (L.), cow, ox cow, cow.

Ox-shaped

chest

Etymology: boxwood (L.L.) comes from pyxos (G G.) and boxwood.

Box-shaped

Supporting branch

Etymology: brachion (g.), arm arm

Arm arm

branch

Etymology: branca(L.L), paw (animal with claws).

Multi-branched

brass

Etymology: Braes (O.E), brass.

breathe

Etymology: breath (O.E.), steam, smell.

Amazing, exciting

buttock

Etymology: Bracae (L.), $ TERM refers to breeches worn by members of Gaul tribe, the name of trousers of ancient Gauls

Parentheses, parentheses

Braive briefing

Etymology: brevis (L.).

Brevito's short legs

Bria

Etymology: bria (L.), wine vessel, hip flask, wine jar.

Drunk,

brig

Etymology: brigare (L L.), to meet, to fight, to fight.

Bandit-like

Blanche

Etymology: bronchus, trachea

bronchitis

Unsweetened

Etymology: Brutus (L.), heavy, stupid or dull.

Cruel treatment

Electric light bulb; Bulb ball

Etymology: ball (L.), ball (G.), ball.

pelletized

bureau

Etymology: bureau (F.), desk, office, institutional desk, office, institutional.

writing desk

Bergberg district

Etymology: burgus (L.), fortress or castle, castle.

Berg town

burs purs

Etymology: Bursa (G.), purse or purse, wallet.

Payment; pay

C

cab

Etymology: Cabriolet (e E.), a horse-drawn carriage with two wheels and a folding canopy.

Taxi station

log cabin

Etymology: capanna(L.L), log cabin.

cabinet council

Chengdu Aircraft Company (abbreviation of Chengdu Aircraft Company)

Etymology: kakos (g.), bad evil, incorrect.

Cacodemon's demon

therm

Etymology: Calor (L.), fever; From calere, warm heat

Calorie center a. searing

Calculate 1

Etymology: calx, calcis (L.), heel, heel.

Kick back, counterattack

Calculation 2

Etymology: lime, lime, lime.

calcareous

calculate

Etymology: calculus (L.), pebble pebble

countable

Call 1

Etymology: kallos (g.), beauty is beauty.

calligrapher

Call 2

Etymology: callen(M.E), to address.

Visitor, caller

Calippe

Etymology: Kalyptos (G.), covered, from kalyptein, used to cover and hide.

Hat cover

campsite

Etymology: campus (L L.), field, level plain, the place where ancient Roman military drills and games were held, and the flat land where ancient Roman army trained and played.

university campus

Campan

Etymology: campana(L.L), Bell Bell.

Campana n. Set the clock

Can you cyn?

Etymology: canis (L.), kynos (G.), dog.

Of a canine, such as a dog.

Canal channel

Etymology: I looked it up (Oh. Send. , from the canal (L.), ditch, pipe, canal, channel, pipe, canal, channel.

The canal led.

cancel

Etymology: cancel (L L.), case scraping, out cancel, cross.

Eliminate, cancel

Carcinogenin

Etymology: cancer (L.), karkinos (G.), crab.

carcinogenic

fluorite

Etymology: Candida albicans, white

Candre (L.), Cramer, grows white flash and white.

fiery

General regulations

Etymology: canon (L.), rule, law law, law; Girl from Snow (G.), measuring stick, standard measuring stick, measuring ruler, standard

Standard dress

Can't divide hymns. Yes.

Etymology: canere (L L.), sung by to sing.

Song, singing, melody, singing

oratorio

cap 1

Etymology: Captare (L L.), from capere, take, take, grasp, seize, seize.

bulky

Chapter 2

Etymology: caput (L.), head; Cappa(L.L), cloak or cloak short (long) cloak

Capitalist.

Karp

Etymology: goat

Volatile, changeable, unreliable

automobile

Etymology: carrus (L.), wagon, van

Carter's coachman

Carbohydrate crem

Etymology: carbo (L.), charcoal, ember charcoal, ember.

Cremare (L.), used for combustion.

Carbon. Carbon, graphite

Card 1 chart cart

Etymology: charters (g G.), the leaves of papyrus.

A page of paper

Playing cards, playing cards,

Card 2

Etymology: Kardia (G.), heart.

Heart curve

Card 3

Cardo (long), hinge

Cardinal n.

Rockfill marker

Etymology: carnalis (L.), fleshy.

Carrots, meat, meat

carnivorous

carp

Etymology: karpos (g.), fruit.

Fruit science

CASNo. 1 cad

Etymology: cadere (L L.), tofall, arrival, happy landing, arrival, encounter.

Accidents, disasters, casualties

Cas 2 bottle cap

Etymology: CAPSA (L.), box box, from L. capere.

bookshelf

situation

Etymology: caseus (L.), cheese.

Casate v. caseate

Casting 1 chassis

Etymology: castus (L.), pure and holy; Sexual purity, virgins are pure and sacred; Chastity, virginity

Chastity; chaste and undefiled

throw

Etymology: castrum (L.), camp, fort camp, castle.

Castle territory

Katen

Etymology: Catena (L.), a chain.

Serial; Chain; Chain, link

cau

Etymology: cavere (L.), vigilance is vigilance.

Prevention ['prevention] n.

Tail cod

Etymology: cauda (L.), tail.

(music) epilogue

caust caut

Etymology: Kaushikos (G G.), from kaiein, to burn.

Sophisticated,

cav

Etymology: cavus (L.), empty, empty.

Cave.

Venous vena cava

Etymology: Caballes (L.), Ma

Knight; knight

ceal

Etymology: celare (L L.), you can imagine hiding.

Hide, conceal

ced ceed cess

Etymology: cedere (L L.), go, advance, withdraw, yield, walk and advance; Retreat, surrender

Cesar (L.), Todeley, Beiidle delay, pause; From Seth

Cessation suit cession

cel 1

Etymology: celer(L l.), quick.

Agile, quick

Cell 2

Etymology: caelum (L.), heaven, sky, heaven, sky.

celestial body

celebrity

Etymology: Celeber (L.), famous

Celebrate the district attorney's fame

cell

Etymology: inner hall (L.), small room, storage room, storage room.

Cellar; cellar

inspector

Etymology: censere (L L.), judgment, evaluation, evaluation

Investigation-related

minute

Etymology: centum (L L.), 100%.

percentage

centr

Etymology: Kentron (G.), the center.

Centrifugal.

head

Etymology: kephale (g.), head.

have a headache

cere

Etymology: Caerimonia (L L.), religious worship, probably comes from Caere, the city of Estrucan near Rome.

Ceremony; Ceremony; Polite, polite

Brain wave machine

Etymology: Cerebrum (L.), brain.

cerebrum

cern cret

Etymology: Cernere (L L.), look, distinguish, separate, screen, decide to look, distinguish, separate; judge

About preparation. about

Certificate 1

Etymology: certus (L L.), definite, fixed, settled, definite, guaranteed, fixed, unchangeable, undoubtedly, of course, from L. cernere.

voucher

Certificate 2

Etymology: certare (L L.), for struggle; From L. certus, determined, decided, < span style="font-family: