One's deceased father grind English vocabulary training camp Day 】 16 - bankrupt, remain, regulate, the construct and reflect

Phrase 1:

Root: rupt

Denotes explosion, destruction

• abrupt is an adjective, emphasizing the suddenness of the explosion, unpredictable, that is, the adjective means sudden, unexpected
• rupture is the noun form of disruption, to rupture
• erupt is to explode outside, to destroy, to erupt, to erupt
• corrupt prefix cor-- is a variant of com--, i.e. total corruption, and finally the word is used to refer to moral corruption, i.e. corruption
• bank, bank, embankment
• bankrupt means bank + rupt, bankrupt

Phrase 2:

Roots: main, man

Stays

• remain is still, stay
• mansion is real estate of noun, i.e. house

Phrase 3:

Root: reg, rect

Indicates straight

Phrase 4:

Roots: rect , reg , ress

Indicates straight, rule, rule

erect means outward and upward, so the adjective means vertical, vertical, and the verb means establishment

rectitude remains true, i.e. just, upright

Phrase 5:

Root: struct

Indicates structure, construction

• construct is to build together, pretending that the verb has the construction, the noun has the conception, the meaning of the concept
• construction is the noun of construction, which is building
• The destruct prefix de-- indicates downward direction, i.e. pushing the structure down, i.e. destroying
• obstruct prefix ob-- means confrontation, opposition, that is, the structure opposite you, i.e. blocking, blocking
• instruct a structure in the mind, an idea, i.e. a verb designation, a command
• instruction is the noun form of the verb instruct, a noun that helps you conceive in your mind, something that guides us, a manual, a how-to

Phrase 6:

Root: flect

Means curved

• reflect where re-- means back, that is to bend back, it is reflection, a few thoughts flash in your mind, it has the meaning of thinking
• deflect means the prefix de-- means negation, downward, that is, it bends downwards, which means that it deviates from the correct track, so it has the meaning of deflection
• inflect bends inwards, i.e. zigzags
• flexible is good at bending, i.e. the adjective flexible, bendable