One's deceased father grind English vocabulary training camp Day 17 】 -- espresso, ultimate, gradually, detect, dimension

Phrase 1:

Root: press

Press

• press printing (since early books were printed on stencils), press
• The depress prefix de-- indicates a downward direction, i.e. depressed, even depressed
• impress is to impress, imprint in the mind, i.e. to make an impression (in one's mind)
• espresso coffee beans need to be squeezed before they are made, hence the meaning of espresso
• compress together, press hard, compress, compress
• repress repeated pressing, i.e. restraint, suppress, suppress
• suppress, to suppress, to suppress, to suppress

Phrase 2:

Roots: ultra , ulti

Indicates extreme, exceeds

• ultralight (ultralight) aircraft
• ultraconservative is ultra + conservative, ultra protectionist
• ultrasonic where sonic means sound, ie ultrasonic
• ultraviolet Invisible light beyond the violet light in the spectrum, the adjective meaning ultraviolet

Phrase 3:

Roots: grad, gres

Means go

• grade means going step by step, i.e. grade, level
• upgrade goes higher, i.e. upgrades, improves
• degrade goes down, i.e. deteriorates, lowers
• gradual means step by step, so the adjective means gradually, gradually
• progress is development, progress
• congress come together to negotiate, i.e. verb congress, noun congress, congress
• digression to separate, to go, to deviate, to depart from
• The transgress prefix trans-- means to go through, that is to violate, to derail
• digress is the verb form of digression

Phrase 4:

Root: tect

Indicates coverage

• detect prefix de-- means negative meaning, i.e. not to cover, i.e. to detect
• The deck is covered on top of the ship, and also has the meaning of a deck of cards, because a deck is covered with a deck

Phrase 5:

Root: me

Measuring

• symmetry prefix sym-- is the same, which means the same, that is, the two sides are the same, so they are symmetrical and equal
• geometry prefix geo-- means land, i.e. the knowledge of measuring land, i.e. geometry
• The diameter prefix dia-- means to pass through, so the measurement between two points passing through the circle is the noun diameter
• perimeter is the measurement around, the noun edge