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【用】regress常与介词to搭配构成regress to，是“退回到…”的意思。
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【派】regression（n. 倒退，回归，退化）；regressive（adj. 退步的，退化的）
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regular［ˈregjulə］adj. 规则的；整齐的，对称的；合格的；正规的；普通的
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【例】①The doctor told the patient that he had a regular heartbeat.
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②On top of regular practice, he always went to the gym early and practiced foul shots alone. （1997）
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intransigent［inˈtrænsidʒənt］adj. 固执己见的，不愿合作的，不妥协的
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【记】词根记忆：in + trans（转移） + igent→思想不转移的→固执己见的
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【例】①This country adopted a very intransigent attitude to the question of sovereignty.
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②An intransigent conservative opposed to every liberal tendency.
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far-fetched［fɑːˈfetʃt］adj. 难以置信的，牵强的
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【例】Well, government conspiracies I think are a little far-fetched because, I mean, it’s very hard for me to keep a secret with a friend of mine. （2003听力）
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decadent［ˈdekədənt］adj. 颓废的，衰落的，堕落的
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【记】词根记忆：de（向下） + cad（落下） + ent→向下落→衰落的
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【例】They spent the whole summer drinking, smoking and lying around. It must sound decadent.
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repentance［riˈpentəns］n. 懊悔，悔改，忏悔
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【记】词根记忆：re + pen（惩罚） + tance→受到惩罚→懊悔
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【例】A hint, therefore, to awaken your sense of this matter, shall suffice; for I would inspire you with repentance, and not drive you to desperation.
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interrogate［inˈterəugeit］vt. 讯问；审问，盘问
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【记】词根记忆：inter（相互） + rog（问） + ate→相互问→讯问
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【例】①Barton has given up trying to interrogate his girlfriend.
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②There is no approval for the police in this country to interrogate terror suspect.
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grace［greis］n. 优美，雅致；恩惠，恩赐；风度，魅力
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【例】①Every code of etiquette has contained three elements; basic moral duties; practical rules which promote efficiency; and artificial, optional graces such as formal compliments to, say, women on their beauty or superiors on their generosity and importance. （1996）
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②with(a) bad grace 很不情愿地 The receptionist welcomed her with a bad grace.
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③with(a) good grace 痛快地 Bloomer lent me his car with a good grace.
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