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【例】①Bess muddled her father’s papers so she was criticized.
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②Lucy and Lily look so much alike that it’s easy to muddle them up.
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【用】常用短语：muddle through（混过去，应付过去）；muddle up / together（搞乱，搞错）；in a muddle（杂乱无章，一塌糊涂）。
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granular［ˈgrænjulə］adj. 颗粒的，由颗粒构成的
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【记】词根记忆：gran（颗粒） + ular→颗粒的
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【例】A granular material is a conglomeration of discrete solid, macroscopic particles characterized by a loss of energy whenever the particles interact.
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luxuriant［lʌgˈzjuəriənt］adj. 繁密的，茂盛的
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【记】词根记忆：luxur（丰富，精美） + iant→茂盛的
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【例】①The botanists found the luxuriant plants of the tropics last year.
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②Captain Cook named the place Botany Bay because of the luxuriant jungle vegetation surrounding it.
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feverish［ˈfiːvəriʃ］adj. 发热的，发烧的，狂热的
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【记】联想记忆：fever（发烧） + ish→发烧的
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【例】The football fans passed a restless and feverish night after the win of the game.
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relieve［riˈliːv］vt. 减轻，解除（痛苦或困难）；救助，救济；换班，接替
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【记】词根记忆：re + liev（变轻） + e→痛苦变轻→减轻
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【例】①The doctor helped the patient relieve the pain with anodyne.
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②The soldiers tried their best to relieve the people in flood-stricken area.
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【派】relief〔n. （痛苦等的）减轻；救济，救济物〕
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multiply［ˈmʌltiplai］v. 使相乘；增多；繁殖，增殖
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【记】词根记忆：multi（多） + ply（重叠）→增多
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【例】①Friendships can multiply joys and divide grief.
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②The discovery of a molecule that allows stem cells to multiply without limit could lead to many new treatments.
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anew［əˈnjuː］adv. 重新，再度
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【记】联想记忆：a（表加强） + new（新）→重新，再度
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【例】The poor girl settled in two tiny rooms in Westminster, and faced the world anew.
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