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Group14 Bene -good; Group15 Mal-evil
“好”、 “惡”
benediction
n. 祝福
Before beginning his difficult journey, the young man visited his parents to receive their benediction.
在他艱難的旅程開始前，那個年輕人探望他的父母以接受他們的祝福。
malediction
n. 詛咒
With her dying breath, Queen Dido pronounced a malediction on Aeneas and all his descendants.
黛朵女王以其死前最后一口氣詛咒阿尼厄斯及其子孫。
benefactor
n. 損贈人，幫助者
The museum could not have been built without the gift of a million dollars by a wealthy benefactor.
要不是一位富有的捐蹭人捐了一百萬元，博物館也蓋不起來。
malefactor
n. 罪犯
Shortly after the crime, the malefactor was apprehended and turned over to the police.
犯罪后不久，那個罪犯就被逮捕而且移交警方。
beneficiary
n. 受益者
The sick and the needy will be the beneficiaries of your gift to the community fund.
病人與貧民將成為你對社區基金贈與的受益者。
malice
n. 惡意
I suspect Ronnie tripped me so that I wouldn't be able to play tomorrow. He did it not as a joke but out of malice.
我懷疑羅尼為了讓我明天無法比賽而絆倒我，他這么做并非開玩笑，而是出自惡意。
malnutrition
n. 營養不足
The lack of milk and fresh vegetables in the child's diet was responsible for his malnutrition.
這個小孩飲食中缺乏牛奶及新鮮蔬菜造成他營養不足。
maltreat
vt. 虐待
Two news photographers were attacked by the mob, and their cameras were smashed. it is disgraceful that they were so maltreated.
兩個新聞攝影者受到暴徒攻擊，他們的照相機也被砸碎。讓他們遭受如此虐待，實在可恥。
beneficial
adj. 有幫助的
Rest is usually beneficial to a person suffering from a bad cold.
休息對患重感冒的人經常是很有幫助的。
benevolent
adj. 慈善的
A benevolent employer has a sincere interest in the welfare of his employees.
一個慈善的雇主會真誠地關懷雇員的福利。
malevolent
adj. 心懷不軌的；惡意的
I have heard some malevolent misrepresentation of her.
我聽到一些惡意曲解她的話。
maladjusted
adj. 調節不良的；不能適應環境的
Carlo was maladjusted in the early grades, not because of poor intelligence but because he couldn't speak English.
卡羅在上前幾個年級的課程時不能適應環境，并非由于他智力差，而是因為他不會說英語。
