encave (v.

)
藏於洞內
concave
(adj.)凹的
encave 、凹面的
concave ＝ con +
cave
a concave
lens
凹透鏡

convex
(adj./n.) 凸
出的、凸
convex
面
concave
concave
(adj.)凹的
、凹面的

excavate
(v.)挖空、
挖掘＝
ex+cave +
ate
Syn. dig out,
unearth
Ice age
bones are
excavate being
excavated in
the caves.
A private
detective
has
unearthed
some fresh
evidence.

cage (n.) 籠
（狀物）
cage 、籃、監
cageling 獄
cageling (n.)
籠中之鳥
celerity celerity (n.)敏捷 =celer(快速)
decelerate decelerate (v.) 減速 = de(少)+celer + ate
 excel (v.) 精
通
Rebecca
excel always
excelled in
languages at
school.

scurry (v.)
竄逃=scurr
(celer)+y
The mouse
scurried
across the
floor.
scurry The noise of
the
explosion
sent
everyone
scurrying
back into
their homes.

century (n.)
百年、世
紀＝cent +
ury (聚集)
centenary
(adj.) 百年
紀念的
century centennial
centenary (n.) 百周年
centennial 紀念一cent
(hundred) +
enn (year) +
ial
Next year is
the
centenary of
her death.

centenarian centenarian (n.) 百歲人瑞

centigrade th centigrade thermometer 攝氏溫度計
 centigram
centigram
(n.)公毫
cento cento (n.) 集錦、組曲、詩集
percentage(n
.)百分比、
好處
Only 40
percent of
people
bothered to
vote in the
election.
只有40%的
人肯花時
間參加選
舉投票。
What
percentage
of women
return to
percent
work after
percentage
having a
baby?
Interest rates
have risen
by two
percentage
points.
利率上升
了兩個百
分點。
There's no
percentage
in working
such long
hours.
這樣加班
超時地工
abscess (n.)
濃瘡
She had an
abscess abscess on
her gum.
她牙齦有
處膿腫。

cease cease (v.) 停止、中止、結束

 decease
(v./n.)死亡
＝(die) de +
cease
The house
decease
will not be
yours till
after your
mother's
decease.

exceedingly
(adv.)非常
= ex+ceed +
ing +ly
He was
exceedingly
clever,
handsome,
and
exceedingly
rich.

incessant
(adj.) 不停
的、不斷
的= in(not)
incessant + cess(ceas)
+ ant
incessant
rain/noise/co
mplaints

preceding
(adj.) 在前
面的 = pre
+ ced + ing
The
paintings are
preceding a
development
of ideas she
explored in
the
preceding
decade.
 precedence
(n.)更重要
、居前
Precedence
must be
given to the
injured in
precedence
the
evacuation
plans.
在疏散計
劃中應優
先考慮傷
者。

unprecedent
ed (adj.)空
前的= un+
pre (前)
+ced +ent+
ed
This century
has
witnessed
unprecedente environment
al
destruction
on an
unprecedent
ed scale.
環境在本
世紀遭到
了空前的
破壞。

ancestral sadj.＞ 祖先傳下的

ancestry sn.＞血統
concession <n.＞讓步 con+ cess + ion
recession ＜n.＞經濟衰退 re (back) + cess + ion
successful sadj.＞ 成功的
successive <adj＞ 連續的（=consecutive)
successor sn.＞繼承者
undergo <rt.＞經歷
accede <v＞同意
Syn. assent, consent
access sn.＞通路一ac+cess
accessible sadj.＞可獲得的，可接近的
Syn. available, free, attainable, obtainable, approachable
accessory sadj./n.＞附加的；附屬品
Syn. additional, supplementary
antecede <v.＞在之先 台ante (before) + cede
Syn. precede, forego
antecedent <adj.＞在先；在前的
Syn. antecede, prior, preceding
cede<v＞割讓；轉讓；讓步口 cede (cut)
Syn. transfer, yield
cession 二n.＞讓與；放棄 cess (cede) + ion
Syn. abandonment, concession
concede <V.＞承認二con + cede (sense)
exceed <V.＞超過三ex+ceed
Syn. surpass, surmount
excess sn.>過多；過剩
Syn. superabundance, surfeit
excessive sadj.＞過多；超過的 二excess + ive
Syn. intemperate, inordinate, exorbitant
intercede <V.二說情；調停一inter (between) + cede
precede <v.＞在前；先行 =pre (before) + cede
precedent 二n.＞先例
procedure ＜n.＞程序；過程；步驟 二pro + ced t ure
proceed <V.＞置於前方二 pro (forward) + ceed
process sn./v.＞ 過程；處理
procession sn.＞行列；前進
Syn. march, parade
predecessor 二n.＞ 前輩口 pre (before) + de + cessor