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【例】In public Mason appears brusque, but in fact he is a very serious person.
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orthodoxy［ˈɔːθədɔksi］n. 正统，正统的观念（或做法）
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【记】词根记忆：ortho（正） + dox（观点） + y→正统的观念
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【例】The so-called orthodoxy without compassion is surely the ugliest thing in the world.
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emend［iˈmend］vt. 校订，修改（文摘）
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【记】联想记忆：e + mend（改正）→改出来→校订
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【例】No matter what happened, the raw data had to be emended under such circumstances.
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invalidate［inˈvælideit］vt. 使无效，使作废
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【记】联想记忆：in（不，无） + validate（使生效，使有效）→使无效
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【例】①My passport will be invalidated at the end of this month.
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②The high EQ person will never invalidate another person’s feelings, especially not the feelings of a sensitive child.
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inoculate［iˈnɔkjuleit］vt. 接种，打预防针
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【例】Every child should be inoculated.
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【用】inoculate sb. against… 表示“给…注射预防…的疫苗”。
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flirt［fləːt］vi. 调情 n. 调情者
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【例】flirt with 调情 The waitress flirted with some of the customers at the bar.
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【用】词组flirt with还有“不认真地考虑或对待；举动轻率”的意思。
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gravitate［ˈgræviteit］vi. （逐渐地、不由自主地）移向某人（某事物）；受某人（某事物）吸引
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【记】联想记忆：grav（重） + itate→重心移向→吸引
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【例】①Landon gravitated towards Helen since seeing her at the first time.
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②Do you agree with the statement that politicians naturally gravitate towards the stronger party?
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【用】gravitate后接to / towards，表示“被…吸引”。
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【派】gravitation（n. 重力，地心引力）
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disentangle［ˌdisinˈtæŋgl］vt. 解开…的结，清理出
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【记】联想记忆：dis（不） + entangle（纠缠）→摆脱纠缠→解开…的结
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