첫댓글[1] Reminisce / Reminiscence / Reminiscent - We reminisced about our youth as he was talking. [2] Rehabilitate / Rehabilitation - The athlete is attempting to rehabilitate his arms. [3] retractable / retract / retraction / retractile - You can be retractable when this device malfunctions. [4] Resolution / Resolve / Resolute / Resolvable - The city council made a resolution helping flood victims.
[5] reprehensible - His act exceeding his authority is fully reprehensible. [6] remiss - Although he assisted in solving the crucial problem, the team leader has been remiss. [7] Retentive / Retain / Retention / Retainer - This reservoir was designed to retain a high water level.
1.recourse Her recourse to litigation came as a surprise as they thought they could negotiate a simple deal with her. 2.rejuvenate Many members seem to have lost interest in our club, but I am confident that we can rejuvenate it if we develop a worthwhile program. 3.reinforce They reinforced the wall with steel rods. 4.responsive Every entertainer likes a responsive audience that shows it appreciates and enjoys a performance.
5.rescind The govenment has rescinded the right to bear arms during the state of emergency. 6. retract The tortoise retracted its head into its shell. 7.reticent The conceited actor was anything but reticent in discussing his innumerable triumphs on the stage, screen, and TV.
*rescind - The department have decided to rescind it. *remiss - I've been remiss in carrying out my responsibilities. *recede - After days of flooding, the rain stopped, and the river water finally began to recede. *revoke - After much protest, the law was revoked. *restrict - The university restricts the number of students who can participate in an exchange student program. *revive - She seemed to show no signs of life, but the skilled doctor was soon able to revive her. *resolution - This year is almost two months away. What was your new-year resolution? And how much have you achieved?
reiterate My father is talkative. He likes to explain the story of TV show program. Despite we watch the TV show together in room, he continues to reiterate his point.
<receptive> Teacher’s words about me put me in such a receptive frame of mind that I agreed to work and live for the benefit of others.
<repose> I breathed a sigh of relief when I saw the supposedly missing millions dollars reposing in my second bag.
Whenever I can be reposed, there is anywhere , if I can lie.
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골드 (공개)
첫댓글 [1] Reminisce / Reminiscence / Reminiscent
- We reminisced about our youth as he was talking.
[2] Rehabilitate / Rehabilitation
- The athlete is attempting to rehabilitate his arms.
[3] retractable / retract / retraction / retractile
- You can be retractable when this device malfunctions.
[4] Resolution / Resolve / Resolute / Resolvable
- The city council made a resolution helping flood victims.
[5] reprehensible
- His act exceeding his authority is fully reprehensible.
[6] remiss
- Although he assisted in solving the crucial problem, the team leader has been remiss.
[7] Retentive / Retain / Retention / Retainer
- This reservoir was designed to retain a high water level.
[[proffer]
What advice would you proffer to someone who lost their dream by accident?
[render]
I hope you to render your feedback on the market trend until 6P.M.
[revert]
I held my mind tightly to study hard but I reverted to the state of sloth.
[repugnant]
I felt morally repugnant on people who spread the video about Itaewon the scene of tragedy on the YouTube.
[reiterate]
Don’t make me reiterate that situation is going to dire so you should go back to home.
[repose]
The most cute moment of the children is when they are in respose.
[remiss]
It is remiss of me that I didn’t study what I learned after class done
[reprisal]
Scott stole my airpods pro case in reprisal for my teasing to him.
[recede]
The mountain peaks recede into the distance as one leaves the shore.
[reimburse]
The company will reimburse you for mileage.
[resolution]
The resolution was carried by a huge majority.
[retard]
A rise in interest rates would severely retard economic growth.
[recluse]
This cold weather has turned me into a recluse.
[recourse]
She made a complete recovery without recourse to surgery.
[revert]
The stress from her job caused her to revert to her smoking habit.
[repress]
Some students claim that wearing school uniforms tends to repress individuality.
[reprisal]
He didn't call the police, for fear of reprisal.
[respite]
She continued to work without respite.
[reticent]
She is reticent and hardly allows anyone to come near her.
[revile]
We need more journalists that aren't afraid to speak up and revile the stupidity of political correctness and not fall for everything.
[remiss]
You have been remiss in your duties.
[renounce]
The prime minister has refused to talk to the terrorists unless they renounce violence.
[repellent]
Cheating and lying are repellent to most people.
[repose]
Absolute repose does not exist in New York city.
[reprehensible]
Her conduct was reprehensible but her heart was pure.
1. repress
We all have impulses to violence, but if we are to live in a civilized society, we must learn to repress them
2. revive
This movie is intended to revive her flagging career.
3. recluse
He had been a recluse, completely isolated from the world, for the last ten years.
4. recede
When I realized that I was thoroughly prepared for the final exams, my fears quickly receded.
5. reimburse
I will feel fully reimbursed for all that I have done if I can see her in good health again.
6. reinforce
My experience on my summer job has reinforced many of the lessons I learned in the classroom
7. revoke
Can you imagine a milionaire revoking large gifts to his old college just because it had a losing football season!
[reminisce]
While watching my photos on iCloud, I reminisced about my university days that making a movie when I was a senior.
[repress]
Although I am afraid of the dentist, I must repress my fears and go for treatment.
[reiterate]
At the risk of being boring, let me reiterate my warning against careless driving.
[resentment]
When I realized that he was trying to make me the butt of his foolish jokes, I felt a deep resentment against him.
[recluse]
To carry out my great work, I decided to separate myself from society and live the life of a recluse.
[respite]
She needed a day of respite after spending so much time tending to her mother in the hospital.
[restrict]
Can we restrict our reciting articles to one paragraph today?
[rehabilitate]
The leader had been denounced at the time of his ouster but his supporters are attempting to rehabilitate him.
* repose
It's all over now, repose yourself at home.
* repel
Hwacha played an integral role in repelling an invasion from the North.
* remiss
He is clearly remiss in her duty.
* receptive
She is always receptive to other’s new ideas.
* reiterate
I reiterate the importance of this subject.
* reprisal
She didn’t want to call the police for fear of reprisal.
* replenish
After being appointed Minister of Defense, he suggested replenishing state funds to the king as a political treatise.
1.recourse
Her recourse to litigation came as a surprise as they thought they could negotiate a simple deal with her.
2.rejuvenate
Many members seem to have lost interest in our club, but I am confident that we can rejuvenate it if we develop a worthwhile program.
3.reinforce
They reinforced the wall with steel rods.
4.responsive
Every entertainer likes a responsive audience that shows it appreciates and enjoys a performance.
5.rescind
The govenment has rescinded the right to bear arms during the state of emergency.
6. retract
The tortoise retracted its head into its shell.
7.reticent
The conceited actor was anything but reticent in discussing his innumerable triumphs on the stage, screen, and TV.
When he decided to accept a tainted judgment, i felt repugnant.
Replica of Kobukson is on display at several museums including War Memorial of Korea.
After Russias drones attacked critical infrastructures in Ukraine, Ukrain fired ballistic missiles at Russia in reprisals.
Stop reiterating your absolutely pointless idea and to the point.
Whenver i finish demanding jobs, i look for a respite in order to replenish energy.
No only does he have an inquisitive mind, but also has a retentive memory.
Please hold back a feeling of resentment so that we can establish a solution to the root problems
*rescind
- The department have decided to rescind it.
*remiss
- I've been remiss in carrying out my responsibilities.
*recede
- After days of flooding, the rain stopped, and the river water finally began to recede.
*revoke
- After much protest, the law was revoked.
*restrict
- The university restricts the number of students who can participate in an exchange student program.
*revive
- She seemed to show no signs of life, but the skilled doctor was soon able to revive her.
*resolution
- This year is almost two months away. What was your new-year resolution? And how much have you achieved?
<revert>
For a stay in dormitory he did his study faithfully; then he reverted to his usual lazy ways.
<retentive>
She has such a retentive mind that she seems to master new complicated manual even without taking noets.
<reputable>
IU, who is a singer, donated a proceeds of Christmas concert to any reputable charity.
<revoke>
When she received a drunk ticket, her driver’s license was revoked.
reiterate
My father is talkative.
He likes to explain the story of TV show program.
Despite we watch the TV show together in room, he continues to reiterate his point.
<receptive>
Teacher’s words about me put me in such a receptive frame of mind that I agreed to work and live for the benefit of others.
<repose>
I breathed a sigh of relief when I saw the supposedly missing millions dollars reposing in my second bag.
Whenever I can be reposed, there is anywhere , if I can lie.