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【记】词根记忆：il（不） + licit（合法的）→不合法的→违法的
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【例】It is an important measure of boosting education equality and building a harmonious society to eradicate illicit charges in urban compulsory education.
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【用】illicit后常直接接名词，表示“非法的…”，如illicit trade（非法买卖）。
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slimy［ˈslaimi］adj. （似）泥浆的，有泥浆的；奸诈的，虚伪的
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【记】与slim（adj. 苗条的；无价值的）一起记
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【例】①I could have kissed their rough, cold iron palms in gratitude if they had not been buried in slimy mud under ten fathoms of water.
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②All the residents here were disgusted at the slimy merchant.
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slug［slʌg］vt. 重击，猛打 n. 子弹；投币机代硬币的金属片
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【例】①The labour union was compelled to bully and slug the employers in order to hold up wages or hold down hours.
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②The salesman used slugs to open the coin machine and put some new products in it.
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capricious［kəˈpriʃəs］adj. 反复无常的，善变的，任性的
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【例】Nancy is a capricious girl that it’s hard for us to fully understand her.
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【派】caprice（n. 反复无常，善变）
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repulse［riˈpʌls］n. / vt. 击退，击败；排斥，拒绝
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【记】词根记忆：re + puls（推） + e→推出去→击退
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【例】①Jackson would not have it so: he was too good a soldier to accept repulse as defeat.
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②What scars deformed him, so that even you, who stand for him in the courtroom, are repulsed by him?
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【派】repulsion（n. 击退；厌恶；排斥）；repulsive（adj. 讨厌的；冷淡的）
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fiscal［ˈfiskəl］adj. 财务的，财政的，会计的
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【记】词根记忆：fisc（钱包，引申为国库） + al→财政的
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【例】Advising and upgrading the qualifications of personnel working in the fiscal system can lead to increased tax revenues which could be allocated for anti-poverty measures. （2004）
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vicarious［viˈkeəriəs］adj. 设身处地的，间接感受到的；代别人做的、感受的或经历的
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【记】联想记忆：vicar（牧师） + ious→牧师是上帝的代言人→代别人做的
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【例】I get a vicarious happiness by knowing my best friend gets achievements.
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【派】vicariously（adv. 设身处地地，间接感受到地）
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