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【记】词根记忆：omni（全部） + sci（知道） + ent→全知道的→无所不知的
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【例】The omniscient narrator told us the whole story.
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pseudo［ˈsjuːdəu］adj. 假的，伪的，冒充的
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【记】本身是一个前缀，表示“假”
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【例】Use of the press conference by public officials and private entrepreneurs help give rise to the phrase “pseudo-event”, an event contrived to create news coverage where none had been considered warranted. （2001听力）
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predicament［priˈdikəmənt］n. 困境，穷途
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【记】词根记忆：pre（预先） + dica（=dic，断言） + ment→提前断言悲惨命运→困境
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【例】I am grateful to you for helping me out of this predicament.
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senile［ˈsiːnail］adj. 衰老的
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【记】词根记忆：sen（老） + ile→衰老的
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【例】After those first few chats with his Aunt Emily, Alec soon realized that she was slightly senile.
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【派】senility（n. 衰老的状态）
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enthral(l)［inˈθrɔːl］vt. 使迷住，吸引住
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【例】Gold has enthralled man since the dawn of civilization. For centuries he braved arctic cold, tropic heat and inhuman privations to wrest gold from the earth. （1996）
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jerky［ˈdʒəːki］adj. 忽动忽停的；结结巴巴的；颠簸不稳的
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【例】That old man moved forward with quick jerky steps.
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lunge［lʌndʒ］vi. 猛向前冲；刺，戳
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【例】Daniel lunged wildly at his opponent without any weapons.
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fallible［ˈfæləbl］adj. 会犯错误的，易出错的
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【记】词根记忆：fall（错误） + ible→易出错的
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【例】The laws and regulations are fallible because they’re created by men.
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intangible［inˈtændʒəbl］adj. 触摸不到的，无形的；感受不到的，难以捉摸的
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【记】词根记忆：in（不） + tang（触摸） + ible→不可触摸的→触摸不到的
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【例】It is perhaps true to say, therefore, that the real purpose of an interview is not to assess the assessable aspects of each candidate but to make a logical guess at the more intangible things, such as personality, character and sociability and employeeship. （2005）
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surrender［səˈrendə］n. / v. 投降，认输；屈从；交出，放弃
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