и~R~ӛ:cap=cip=take/holdץ/
~cap=cip=cept=take, holdץ
аf~
~cap=cip=ceptԪĸ׃~˼׃;
҂䌍(sh)W(xu)^ܶ~@(g)~ֻǮ(dng)r(sh)ώv@(g)~r(sh)]v~;
磺
exceptex-ceptץץ桱
acceptacӏ(qing)ceptץץ
receptionreأceptץץ(li)顰˽^(li)ӻ(li)ǰ_(ti)(w)_(ti)
capable /'keɪpəb(ə)l/ adj. ģ܄ε
capacity n. ݷeݼ{;;(S˾C(j))a(chn)a(chn)
captious /'kæpʃəs/ adj. ôëõ;
caption /'kæpʃ(ə)n/ n. (s־е)(bio)}}Ŀ;(DƬ)f;(Ӱҕϵ)Ļ
capture /'kæptʃə/ v.̔;ȡZȡZ;@((dng));(ֻDƬ)ӛ
cable /ˈkeibl/ n. |K;|
anticipate /æn'tɪsɪpeɪt/ vt. A(y)ڣ;A(y)Ҋ(Ҫl(f)»Ҫ)ȡʩ;ڡ֮ǰ
discipline n. o(j);Ӗ(xn)Ӗ(xn)(do);P̎;W(xu)
emancipate /ɪ'mænsɪpeɪt/ v. ij(ָ[ÓΩpɻ(hu)`)
concept /'kɒnsept/ n. ^˼
susceptible [səˈseptəbl] adj. Ӱ푵;();()
receipt /rɪ'siːt/ n. lՓ(j)
reception /rɪ'sepʃ(ə)n/ n. (e^)ǰ_(ti)(w)_(ti);(kһt(y)Ժ)Ӵ̎(w)_(ti);д(hu)gӭ(hu);(du)
intercept v. ;ֹr(ij[ij])
receptacle /rɪ'septək(ə)l/ n. ;Ʒĵط
precept /'priːsept/ n. Ҏ(gu)(zhn)t;
receive vt .յõ;Ӵ(˩pɆT);(du)ij[ij](yng)
conceive vt. ;(gu)
deceive /dɪ'siːv/ v. _ɱ
perceive vt. R(sh)ע;⣬I(lng)
principal /'prɪnsɪp(ə)l/ adj. ҪҪ n. УL(zhng)ԺL(zhng);;YY
principle /'prɪnsɪp(ə)l/ n. ԭtԭ;(zhn)tҎ(gu);
participate /pː'tɪsɪpeɪt/ v. c
recipe /'resɪpɪ/ n. ʳV;E
municipal /mjʊ'nɪsɪp(ə)l/ adj. е
occupy v. ռռ;(܊)ռI(lng)((gu)ҩpꇵص); ռ(j), M(r(sh)gpgpij˵^X);ʹæµʹ;(dn)(ij); (ijλ);
recuperate /rɪ'kuːpəreɪt/ v.֏(f)(w)(pʧ)
cater /'keɪtə/ v. ṩʳ(w)(ָ罻);ӭM()
capable /'keɪpəb(ə)l/ adj. ģ܄ε
a very capable woman. ܸɵŮ.
You are capable of better work than this. ø.
аf~
~cap-ץ-ableץס
capability /keɪpə'bɪlɪtɪ/ n.
capacity n. ݷeݼ{;;(S˾C(j))a(chn)a(chn)
The fuel tank has a capacity of 40 litres.
The room had seating capacity for about 80.
child's capacity for learning.
a capacity to think in an original way.
The company has the capacity to build 1500 trucks a year.
The factory has been working at full capacity.
аf~
~cap-ץ-acity~Yʾ|(zh)B(ti)ʾץסb|
capacious /kə'peɪʃəs/ adj. ;
capaciouspockets Ŀڴ
a capaciousmemory ӛסܶӛ.
аf~capacity~;
captious /'kæpʃəs/ adj. ôëõģ
аf~
~capt-ץ-ious~Yץþo
caption /'kæpʃ(ə)n/ n. (s־е)(bio)}}Ŀ;(DƬ)f;(Ӱҕϵ)Ļ;
an American film with Chinese caption. Ļ(gu)Ӱ
аf~
~cap-ץ-tion~Y
captionԭСץȡ֮(bo)лбʾ/ץȡµă(ni)ݣ(bio)};
(DƬ)f(Ӱҕϵ)Ļ;
capture v.̔;ȡZȡZ;@((dng));(ֻDƬ)ӛ
Government troops have succeeded in capturing the rebel leader.
The town was captured after a siege lasting ten days.
The tiger was finally captured two miles outside the village.
These photographs capture the essence of working-class life at the turn of the century.
The robbery was captured on police video cameras.
аf~
͡ץȡP(gun)
captive adj. ̔?sh)ץ@ n. ̔
a captive bird.
Three of the captives tried to escape.
captivity. n. O(jin)`
cable /ˈkeibl/ n. |K;|
аf~
~cab-ץ-le~Y
ԭָץ(dng)K;
|ץס̖(ho)Ė|;
~o(w)ɾ;
anticipate /æn'tɪsɪpeɪt/ vt. A(y);A(y)Ҋ(Ҫl(f)»Ҫ)ȡʩ;ڡ֮ǰ;
Do you anticipate (meeting) any trouble? A(y)ϕ(hu)韩?
We anticipate that demand is likely to increase. ҂A(y).
Earlier explorers probably anticipated Columbus's discovery of America.ڵ̽U(xin)ҿڸ炐֮ǰѰl(f)F(xin).
аf~
ǰYanti-ǰ~cip-ץ-ate(dng)~YǰץǰץX
discipline /'dɪsɪplɪn/ n. o(j);Ӗ(xn)Ӗ(xn)(do);P̎;W(xu)
Strict discipline is imposed on army recruits. ±ܵ(yn)Ӗ(xn)
The children are happy at the school, but they lack discipline. ӂ?c)ڌW(xu)Уܿ, ɢ
the teacher's cruel discipline. ԓ̎ʩĚ̎P.
scientific disciplines. ƌW(xu)Ŀ
аf~
(li)Դڼo(j)ɇ(yn)Ĺ_R;
_RԼo(j)ɇ(yn)Qļo(j)ɏС_ʼB(yng)_RJ(rn)飬HHǂ֪R(sh)Ҫĥ־B(yng)W(xu)ijԿ̈́ؼo(j)ɵĵȸN(yu)Ʒ|(zh);
ӢZ(y)~discipline(li)Z(y)disciplinaָľǹ_R@N˼ǡָ(do)̌W(xu)ɴW(xu)ơ֮;
ڹ_RĽ(qing){(dio)o(j)ɺ͑ͽ䣬discipline֮a(chn)ˡӖ(xn)o(j)ɡĺx
discipleTͽӺͬԴ;
ǰYdis-~cip-ץline~Y_ץ̌W(xu)ĸ桱
emancipate /ɪ'mænsɪpeɪt/. v. ij(ָ[ÓΩpɻ(hu)`)
emancipate slaves. ū`
Women are still struggling to be fully emancipated.DŮڞصŶ^
аf~
ǰYe-=ex-~man-֣~cip-ץ-ate(dng)~Y
~manʾ()manualփ(c)ָ
˼ǡ֏ū`_
չ_Rɣ_Rُ(gu)Iū`r(sh)Ҫeһăxʽū`I(li)֮˰ַū`ϣʾ(du)ū`ēЙ(qun)ጷū`r(sh)t֏ū`_ʾŗ(du)ū`ēЙ(qun)
emancipation n. ጷ
~cept=capץ
except prep.
exception n.
exceptional. adj. ; Ҋ; ; ܳ
аf~
ǰYex-⣬ceptץץȥ
acceptv. ;;(J(rn)Ҫ);
аf~
ǰYac-=toʾ(qing){(dio)~cept-ץץM(jn)(li)
acceptable adj. ֵýܵ;ܚgӭ
Is the proposal acceptable to you? @(g)hJ(rn)Խ܆?
A cup of tea would be most acceptable. (li)һò^.
acceptance n. (yng)
concept /'kɒnsept/ n. ^˼
the conceptof freedom, meaning. ɵĩpxĸ
аf~
ǰYcon-һ~cept-ץץһγɵ˼롱
conceptual adj. ^
susceptible [səˈseptəbl] adj. Ӱ푵;();();
Older people are more susceptible to infections.
Soil on the mountain slopes is very susceptible to erosion.
A lot of TV advertising is aimed at susceptible young children.
аf~
ǰYsus=sub£~cept-ܱӰ
receipt /rɪ'siːt/ n. lՓ(j)
аf~
ǰYre-~ceipt=ceptץXû(li)Ė|
reception /rɪ'sepʃ(ə)n/ n. (e^)ǰ_(ti)(w)_(ti);(kһt(y)Ժ)Ӵ̎(w)_(ti);д(hu)gӭ(hu);(du)
аf~
ǰYre-أ~cept-ץ-tion~˼ץ(li)顰˽^(li)ӻ(li)
receptionist n. ӴT
intercept v. ;ֹr(ij[ij])
Reporters intercepted him as he tried to leave by the rear entrance.
Effective defence is a matter of intercepting their missiles before they can reach us. Чķl(wi)Dz(du)(do)҂Ќr.
аf~
ǰYinter-֮g~cept-gȡ
internet(lin)W(wng)
interviewL;ԇ
interaction(dng)
receptacle /rɪ'septək(ə)l/. n. ;Ʒĵط
a receptacle for litter, washing, waste paper. pϴpU
аf~
ǰYre--ceptץ-acle~Yץס|ĵطݼ{|ĵط
precept /'priːsept/ n. Ҏ(gu)(zhn)t;
follow the precepts of one's religion. ѭԼڽ̽
He lived by the precept`practise what you preach'. Сһ¡Ĝ(zhn)t.
аf~
ǰYpre-ǰ~cept-ץ˼ǰץסA(y)пӖ(xn)(do)ġ
~ceiv=capץ@һ(g)׃w
receive vt .յõ;Ӵ(˩pɆT);(du)ij[ij](yng)
аf~
ǰYre-=backأ~ceive-ȡյõ
receiver n. (Ԓ) Ͳ;;
reception /rɪ'sepʃ(ə)n/ n. ӴӼ{;(yng);(^(w))Ӵ̎;gӭ(hu)д(hu)(hu)
prepare rooms for the reception of guests.
a reception area,camp, centre.