1.deplete v.倒空,耗盡(to drain.to exhaust)
詞根記憶:de(去除)+plete(滿)一使不滿一倒空
例:A se ries of costly wars haddepleted the national treasury.
派生詞:depletion(n.損耗)
2.depletion n.消耗,損耗(the act of decreasing sth.markedIy)
來自depIete(v.耗盡,倒空)
例:Unlike cod and haddock, there are no legal size limits on catching monkfish, which contributes to its depletion by being overfished.
同根詞:complete(v.完成;a.完整的)
3.deposit v.儲蓄(to put in a bank);放置( to place);n.存款(money deposited in a bank);押金(money given as a pledge or down payment);沉積物 (something laid down)
詞根記憶:de(起強調作用)+posit(放)一把財物妥善保管一儲蓄
例:Most of the gold deposits discovered during the original gold rushes were exposed at the Earth's surface.//Ms. Fox deposited $10,000 in a new account at the annual interest rate of 12 percent.
派生詞:depositor(n.存款人):depository(n.存放處)
4.deprecate v.反對( to disapprove);藐視(to belittle)
詞根記憶:de(去除)+prec( =preci價值)+ate -去掉價值--藐視
例:They deprecate the numerous Native American cultures.
5.depreciation n.貶值(falling in value)
詞根記憶:來自depreciate(v.貶值)
例:Because of rapid technological change,computers have a fast depreciation.
同根詞:appreciate(v.賞識)
6.depress v.使沮喪(to sadden);削弱(to lessen the activity or strength);使蕭條(to decrease the market value or marketability)
詞根記憶:de(往下)+press(壓)--往下壓一削弱
例:Adenosine(腺苷)normally depresses neuron firing in many areas of the brain.//Putting such large amounts of stock on the market would only depress its value.
派生詞:depressed(a.沮喪的,消沉的);depression(n.抑郁;蕭條);depressive(a.令人沮喪的;抑郁的)
7.depression n.消沉(dejection);蕭條(期)
詞根記憶:來自depress(v.消沉,沮喪)
例:Only one percent of Americans born before 1905 suffer major depression by the age of seventy-five.//the Great Depression大蕭條
派生詞:depressive(a.郁悶的)
8.deprivation n.剝奪(the act or an instance of depriving);缺乏(the state of being deprived)
詞根記憶:來自deprive(v.剝奪)
例:Sleep-deprivation is not used to treat depression.//oxygen deprivation缺氧
同根詞:privacy(n.獨處,私下);privation(n.貧乏)
9.deregulation n.違反規定,撤銷管制規定(the act or process of removing restrictions and regulations)
詞根記憶:來自deregulate(v.解除對…的管制)
例:Since the deregulation of airlines, delays at the nation's increasingly busy airports have increased by 25 percent.
同根詞:regulation(n.規則;校準)
10.derivative a.派生的(derived);無創意的(not original);n.轉成物
例:The Madagascar periwinkle has a derivative which has proved useful in decreasing mortality among young leukemia patients.
同根詞:derivation(n.引出;來歷;詞源)