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【例】Jim expected that his wife was as meek as a lamb.
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upsurge［ˈʌpsəːdʒ］n. 急剧增长；突发
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【记】词根记忆：up（向上） + surg（升起） + e→向上升起→急剧增长
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【例】There has been a great worldwide upsurge in violence in the past decade.
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delineate［diˈlinieit］vt. 描绘，描述，勾画…的轮廓
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【记】词根记忆：de（表加强） + line（线条） + ate→加强线条→描绘
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【例】The words have delineated very prettily a graceful hero.
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repel［riˈpel］vt. 逐退，驱逐；使厌恶，使反感
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【记】词根记忆：re（回） + pel（推）→推回→逐退
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【例】①The soldiers repelled the enemy but with many losses.
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②The rudeness of the woman repels everyone.
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recurrent［riˈkʌrənt;riˈkəːrənt］adj. 经常发生的，周期性的
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【记】词根记忆：re（一再） + cur（发生） + rent→一再发生→周期性的
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【例】Giving birth to a boy can increase the risk that some women will have recurrent miscarriages, researchers find.
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sense［sens］n. 官能，感觉；辨识，赏识；意思；意识，自觉；判断（力）；见识 vt. 感知；理会，了解，明白
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【记】词根记忆：sens（感觉） + e→感觉
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【例】①in a sense 从某种意义上说 In a sense, what he said was totally reasonable.
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②The actor thought that a sense of humor was a precious treasure for a person.
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【用】sense的几个常用词组：make sense（有意义）；out of one’s senses（心智不健全的，癫狂的）；in a sense（从某种意义上说）。
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【派】sensation（n. 感觉，知觉；轰动，激动）；sensational（adj. 轰动的，耸人听闻的；极好的）；senseless（adj. 无意义的，愚蠢的；无感觉的）
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masquerade［ˌmæskəˈreid］vi. 假装，冒充 n. 化装舞会；假装，伪装
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【记】词根记忆：masque（=mask，面具） + rade→戴着面具→伪装
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【例】①The stowaway masqueraded as a crew member to escape the check.
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