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②I admit that bad temper is my worst infirmity.
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appease［əˈpiːz］vt. 使满足；平息，抚慰
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【记】联想记忆：ap（表加强） + pease（看作peace，和平）→平息
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【例】Your apologies may not be enough to appease the anger of the public.
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trample［ˈtræmpl］v. 践踏，蹂躏
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【例】Anyone who tramples laws and regulations will be punished.
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mania［ˈmeiniə］n. 狂躁症；狂热，癖好
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【例】“Youth market” is a market in which enterprising businesses cater to the demands of teenagers and older youths in all their rock mania and pop-art forms. （1997）
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headway［ˈhedwei］n. （在困难条件下取得）进步；进展
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【记】组合词：head（头） + way（道路）→一头向前→进步
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【例】①I thought Raman was making headway.
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②Development of Shenzhou VI makes headway.
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【用】make headway是常用搭配，意思为“取得进展”。
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nominal［ˈnɔminəl］adj. 名义上的；极小的，微薄的；名词（性）的
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【记】词根记忆：nomin（名称） + al→名义上的
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【例】Nominal corporate tax rates are, in fact, very high and it is these rates that potential investors primarily look at. （2001）
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evade［iˈveid］vt. 逃避，规避，避开
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【记】词根记忆：e + vad（走） + e→走出去→避开
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【例】The suspect evaded all the questions asked by the policemen.
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【派】evasive（adj. 躲避的，推诿的；不坦率的，转弯抹角的）
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inept［iˈnept］adj. 不熟练的，不擅长的；无能的；不合适的，不策略的
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【记】词根记忆：in（无） + ept（能干的）→无能的
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【例】①Hobson seems to be an inept leader.
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②What an inept remark James made on such a formal occasion.
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incur［inˈkəː］vt. 遭受，蒙受；招致
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