Week 6: notes_ chap. 6-7 (etymology)

Week 6	Chap. 6-7
Fin-	(French) Be finished by Adjective infinite Score verb 擦板得分
Gni, gno-: knowledge	e.g. recognize, ignorant be ignorant about
Bell-: war	e.g. rebellion erupt in be undermined by (under-: to weaken or work against)
Clau, clu-: shutting, closing	Be confined to Exclude from Phobia: fear Ride in
Ambi-, amphi-: both	e.g. ambiguity ambidexterity (moving fingers) amphibian: can live both on land and in water
Pen-, pun-: regret ot punishment	e.g. repent +for
Incognito	adj. with being know; in disguise; in an assumed character, or under an assumed title
Finale, noun: conclusion	The fourth of July celebration’s finale was highlighted by a spectacular fireworks display. spe-: 壯觀; dis-: 展開
Cog-: awareness	e.g. cognizant Herb wasn’t congnizant of the cancellation oh classes today because of the storm, so he ended up driving fifteen hazardous miles to reach campus. Hazardous: dangerous
Belligerent	The belligerent was charged with disorderly conduct and assault. Be charged with: 控告罪名成立
Recluse	A loner, hermit (隱士)
Ambivalence	Indecision Isabella’s ambivalence about whether to audition for the repertory theater is understandable because of her already demanding college schedule. To audition: to listen
Elucidate	Elucidate the details about something
Self-aware	Know yourself better
You look occupied today.	你看起來有心事
Slam into	Face
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
No Man is an Island	John Donne
No Man is an Island No man is an island, entire of itself Every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main If a cloud be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a promontory were, As well as if a manor of thy friends or of thine own were Any man’s death diminishes me, Because I am involved in mankind And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls It tolls for thee.
Bon, boun-: good	Bonus, bounty
-vert: turn	St. Augustine converted his faith.
Hideous	1.      Someone or something ugly, unattractive 2.      Event, experience or action unpleasant, painful, difficult to bear
Range from	A variety of
Acrimonious	Hostile
Nondescript	Not easily described; having no special or interesting qualities, parts, etc.: typical and uninteresting
He is “putting on the accent on” military readiness.	“ “ emphasize or give it special importance
Bounteous	Giving or providing many desired things/ bountiful
Multifaceted	Having many parts/ having many facets