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【派】withdrawal（n. 撤退，退回）
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abiding［əˈbaidiŋ］adj. （信念等）永恒的，持久的
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【记】来自abide（v. 坚持，容忍）
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【例】The businessman has an abiding faith in the possibilities of the economy.
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erudite［ˈeruːdait］adj. 博学的
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【记】词根记忆：e（出） + rud（天然的） + ite→走出天然状态的→博学的
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【例】The famous professor gave us an erudite lecture.
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frantic［ˈfræntik］adj. （因恐惧、焦急、喜悦等）发狂（似）的，发疯的；狂乱的；令人绝望的；不顾一切的
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【例】There was frantic blame-shifting when everything in Asia seemed to be going wrong: now there is a race to claim credit when some things have started to go right. （2001）
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debit［ˈdebit］n. （账簿中的）收方，借方 vt. 把…记入借方
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【例】It’s the rule of the bank that people can’t debit their accounts without signing the name.
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doodle［ˈduːdl］v. （心不在焉地）乱涂
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【例】Some people have the habit of doodling while talking on the phone.
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ignoble［igˈnəubl］adj. 不光荣的，可耻的；卑鄙的
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【记】词根记忆：ig（不） + noble（高贵）→不高贵的→不光荣的
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【例】①Pullman bribed lots of people to achieve his ignoble goals.
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②I can’t believe Ralph is such an ignoble man.
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【用】ignoble多指道德不高尚。
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agile［ˈædʒail］adj. 敏捷的，灵活的
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【记】词根记忆：ag（做） + ile（…的）→做得好的→灵活的
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【例】The robot is quite agile and able to duplicate most human motions.
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indisputable［ˌindisˈpjuːtəbl］adj. 不可争辩的，不容置疑的，无可否认的
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【记】词根记忆：in + dis + put（思考） + able→不用再思考→不容置疑的
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【例】She loves him for himself not his money, which is indisputable.
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exalt［igˈzɔːlt］vt. 使升高；提高…的地位（荣誉等）；赞扬，吹捧；（使）喜悦
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