How to Memorize English Words Efficiently (L-Leave)

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lab [læb] (speaking) lab (etymology same as lab labor; work. Reference cab cab)

laboratory [lə'bɔrətəri] (American) laboratory, laboratory (-tory means place)

laboratory bench, bench bench

laboratory test Laboratory test

Laboratorial, experimental

Laboratorian lab staff said

Laboratorium Laboratory

Labouratory (English) laboratory, laboratory

Language Lab Speech Lab

Media Lab;Media Lab (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA) Media Lab (Media)

open lab['əupənlæb] open lab

skylab ['skailæb] Spacelab (sky sky)

spacelab ['speislæb] Spacelab

Label ['leibl] cloth strips; labels; trademarks; signatures (etymology overlaps with lap; enclosure; lapel lapels on suits. Reference rebel, rebel)

labeled['leibld] labeled; missing; traced; labeled in... Put... Called

Labelled['leibld] labeled; labeled

labeller['leiblə] labeller;

labeling['leibliŋ] label; tags; [count] labels; Labeling; categorization

labelling['leibliŋ] marking, labeling; Label

address label Address volume label; address label; sticker (small paper sticker with the recipient's address) (address address)

brand label Brand label (brand brand)

eco-label Ecomark (eco-: eco))(eco))";

mislabel[,mis'leibəl] mislabeled (mis-error)

own-label ['əun'leibəl] own brand;

prelabel[,pri:'leibəl] pre-labeled (pre-pre)

private label Private label; private brand; store-owned brand (private private)

relabel[,ri:'leibəl] relabeling; relabeling (re-)

unlabelled[ʌn'leibəld] [count] unmarked; unmarked = unlabeled(undone)

warning label Warning flag, warning warning indication (warning warning)

labor['leibə] [beauty] labor; work; labor; labor; labor; effort; hard work; detailed analysis; boredom

labour ['leibə] [English] labor; childbirth; laborious advance

Labor force

Labor cost; wages; labor costs

labor exchange employment agency; labor exchange model (exchange exchange)

labor insurance (insurance premiums)

Labor Law (law law)

Labor Market;

labour party

labor pool labor reserve (pool library)

laborage salaries; Wages (-age)

Labored['leibəd] laborious; strenuous; unnatural; work; labor; childbirth

laborer ['leibərə] [U.S.] laborer; worker

labourer['leibərə] [English] laborer;

laboring['leibəriŋ] labor; Labor; labor

Laboring people working people

Labouring ['leibəriŋ] labor; laborious; labor; hard work; distressed; hard marching

Laborious[lə'bɔ:riəs] industrious; arduous; strenuous; stylistic) less fluid

Laboriously[lə'bɔ:riəsli] laboriously; laboriously; not fluently

Laboriousness Industrious

Laborite ['leibərait] [U.S.] Labour Party member; Labor Party member or its supporters

Labourite ['leibərait] [English] labour party member; labour party member or its supporters

Laborism ['leibərizəm] [US] Labour's policy

labourism ['leibərizəm] [English] Labour Policy

laborsaving labor-saving; save-labor

elaborate [i'læbəreit] elaborate; elaborate; exhaustive; painstaking; Elaborate; elaborated; synthesized from simple ingredients (complex organics); Detailed description; becoming complex (e-outward; labor labor. i.e. painstakingly made)

elaborated[i'læbəreitid] exhaustive; complex; elaborate; elaborate; elaborate; detailed description

elaborately[i'læbəreitli] delicately; painstakingly operated

elaborateness[i'læbəreitnis] do your best

elaboration[i,læbə'reiʃən] painstakingly managed, elaborate; elaborated

elaborative well-designed (or planned); Detailed; meticulous; can receive exquisite results

Elaborator[i'læbəreitə] elaborate; elaborate

elaborating done with all your heart; elaborating; Interpretation; meaning

Hard labor; forced labor (hard labor)

postlabor after labor (post-post)

prelabor (childbirth) pre-antenatal (pre-)

prolabor pro-labor (pro-)

Slave labor slave labor

antilabor anti-union; anti-)

belabor beatings; bashing; over-explanatory; repeated discussion (be-)

Colaborer Labor Colleague (CO-)

Unlabored[ʌn 'leibəd] is easy to do; comfortable

Unlaboured natural; effortless

lace[leis] lace; lace; frieze; small amounts of spirits; Decorated with lace; knotted straps; Tie the straps (refer to face face; race match)

lace-curtain ['leis'kə:tən] fancy; Mannerist; imitating middle-class (curtain curtain)

laced[leist] with lace; straps; wine; Tighten with straps; intertwine; whip

laceless['leislis] laceless, unstringed (-less)

lacelike['leislaik] lace-like; ribbon-like

lacer['leisə] tape joining machine (-er)

lacet['leisit] straps; bootlaces; winding roads (-et small)

lace-up ['leisʌp] lace-up; lace-up boots

lacework['leiswə:k] lace; mesh (work work)

lacing['leisiŋ] lace; knot belt; frieze; Tighten with straps; intertwine; whip

lacey lace; ribbon; mesh; with delicate permeable pattern (noun + y)

lacy['leisi] lace; ribbon; mesh; with delicate permeable pattern (noun + y)

bootlace ['bu:tleis] laces (boot boots)

enlace [in'leis] winding, wrapping; strapping (en-)

interlace [,intə'leis] makes interlacing; makes interlacing; makes interweaving; inter-)

interlaced[,intə'leist] interlaced; interwoven; interlaced; interlaced, interwoven

interlacing[,intə'leisiŋ] interlacing, interlacing; interlacing, interlacing

Lovelace['lʌvleis] Prodigal son;

necklace ['neklis] necklace (neck neck)

shoelace ['ʃu:leis] laces (shoe shoes)

staylace['steileis] woman's corset (stay to be)

Straitlaced ['streit'leist] strict; stubborn; rigid; tied with ties (narrow strait)

The strait-laced is extremely restrained; the morally rigid = straitlaced

Tight-laced straps buckle tightly; unsmiling (tight)

unlace [,ʌn'leis] untie the strap (un-)

lack [læk] lack; deficiency; none; need (cf. black black; slack slack)

lacking ['lækiŋ] lacking; none; insufficient; Lacking; insufficient

lackluster['læk,lʌstə] [beauty] matte; dull; matte; ordinary (luster gloss)

lacklustre['læk,lʌstə] [english] matte; lifeless; dull; lifeless

ladder ['lædə] ladder; ladder; Trapezoids; fame; at... Ladders on top (lad boy, lad; sadder more sad; bladder bladder; cystic)

ladderback ['lædəbæk] chair back in a ladder (back back)

ladder diagram (diagram diagram)

laddered['lædəd] has rules; with ladders; at... Top-mounted ladder (-ed)

Laddering; rotten needle; ladder progressive; longitudinal detachment; wire drawing; fame

ladderlike ['lædəlaik] ladder forward; ladder-like (-like)

Ladderman['lædəmən] ladder firefighter, firefighter (man man)

ladderproof['lædəpru:f] [English] (fabric) anti-shedding, non-proof (-proof)

Laddertron ['lædətrɔn] [electrical] trapezoidal tube, trapezoidal electrostatic generator

Ladderway ['lædəwei] [mining] (up and down wellbore) stairway (way road)

Ladder stand

catladder ['kæt,lædə] ladder for climbing inclined roofs; climbing ladders; telescopic ladders (cat cats)

Career ladder Career Ladder

extension ladder (for fire protection)

jackladder[dʒæk'lædə] soft ladder; Rope ladder (jack jack)

rope ladder (rope rope)

snakes and ladders snakes (a board game)

Social ladder

stepladder ['steplædə] four-legged ladder; Folding ladder; Step stool (step step)

lade [leid] loading; loading (boat); Scoop out (with a spoon); load (-ade go; reference fade, grade, trade, and wade)

laden['leidən] fully loaded; Those who are overburdened; those who are heavy in heart; those who are distressed; Loading =lade(-en)

lading ['leidiŋ] loading; loading; cargo; Loading; full load

Careladen Worried; Care Care

dust-laden dust-filled

full-laden fully loaded, fully loaded (full full)

Heavy-laden burdened; heavy heart

Overladen excessive; over-loaded (over-)

unlade [,ʌn'leid] unloaded; Remove (un-)

unladen [ʌn'leidən] unloaded; Removal (unlade's done structure)

load [ləud] load;load;load;load;load,load;load;load;load.;load

Lady['leidi] Lady (cf. man and woman, male and female)

Lad boy, lad; guy

Ladies' room Ladies' room for ladies: women's toilet; women's toilet (room room)

ladify ['leidifai] makes... Become a Lady (-fy make it)

ladified ['leidifaid] with the grace of a noblewoman; Make a Lady (-ed)

Ladyboy ['leidibɔi] man with female sexual characteristics; shemale (boy boy)

ladybug ['leidibʌg] ladybug (also known as lady beetle, ladybeetle, ladybird beetle, ladybird)

ladyfinger['leidi,fiŋgə] finger muffins (finger fingers)

Lady first lady first

Lady-help Women who help with housework, housewives (help help)

Ladyhood ['leidihud] Lady's identity or demeanor (-hood)

lady-killer['leidi, kilə] satyr; man who makes women fall in love (kill kill; -er)

Lady-killing ['leidi, kiliŋ] the ability to make a woman fall in love at first sight; a trick to seduce a woman

Ladykin ['leidikin] Little Woman, Little Woman (Kin relative)

Ladylike ['leidilaik] as ladylike; ladylike (-like)

ladylove['leidilʌv] mistress, lover (love love)

Lady luck luck; good luck luck

Ladyship['leidiʃip] Lady Status (or Status) (-ship)

Bag lady [beauty] scavenger woman sleeping on the street without a place to live (bag bag)

chairlady ['tʃeə,leidi] Chairwoman = chairwoman

Dragon lady mother night fork; arrogant or brutal woman; charismatic mysterious woman

forelady ['fɔ:leidi] female foreman; female foreman; female worker supervisor (fore-=before)

First Lady First Lady; First Lady of the President

landlady ['lænd,leidi] landlady;

Leading Lady Heroine; Actress as Heroine (Leading Main)

Milady [mi'leidi] Lady, Mrs.; Fashionable Woman; High Society Woman (humorous usage, i.e. my lady)

Old lady old woman; old lady (old old)

unladylike [ʌn'leidi,laik] not like ladylike (un-)

Walking Lady [Drama] Unspoken female character, female mass actor, actress running dragon set (walk walking)

widow lady widow widow

Young lady; lady; fiancée; girlfriend (young young)

Lag root placement, same as leg (lay placement; spreading)

lag[læg] lag; slow walking; staggering; lagging behind; delay; protective cover; prisoner; barrel board (see leg; bag bag; flag flag)

laggar ['læɡə] backward; dull; retarded; backward (-ar)

laggard ['læɡəd] backward; sluggish; sluggish; The Laggard; the Dull (-ard too much)

Laggardly ['lægədli] slowly; backward; slow to move

Lagger ['læɡə] laggard;

lagging ['læɡiŋ] backward; insulating layer material

jet-lag[,dʒet'læɡ] jet lag syndrome; Jet flight jet lag syndrome occurs

Jet-lagged jet lag phenomenon; jet lag (jet plane)

time-lag delay; delay (time time)

laid; laid; arranged (past participles of lay); Slack; Unhurried (aid aid)

inlaid; embedded; inlaid; handful... Inlay; decorate with inlay

Leftlaid left rub

mislaid mislay

New-laid just born

overlaid overlay

relaid repumped, relayed

Twice-laid is made from the fibers of old ropes

underlaid placed underneath; lined underneath; Placed at the bottom; supported from below

unlaid unplaced; unstreeted (unlay)

Waylaid Ambush (Waylay)

–lain small, same as -ling

blain [blein] blisters, acne; pustules (derived from plain plain. Note that b and p are two opposing letters)

Chamberlain ['tʃeimbəlin] steward; court minister; man in charge of property (of the villages).

Chamberlaine['tʃeimbəlein] attendant; butler

porcelain ['pɔ:səlin] porcelain; porcelain; porcelain; exquisite (pork pork + lain small)

lake [leik] lake; crimson paint; carmine (see snake snake; take take away)

Lake basin; lake basin

lake district Lake district

lakefront ['leikfrʌnt] Lakeside, lakeside; lakeside strip (front front)

Lakehead ['leikhed] Lakehead; Lakeside (head head)

lakeland['leiklənd] multi-lake area (land land)

lakelet ['leiklit] small lake (-let small)

lakeport ['leikpɔ:t] port port

laker People associated with the lake (such as a resident of the lake or a person swimming in the lake) or something (such as a boat or fish) (-er)

lakeshore ['leikʃɔ:] lakeshore

lakeside ['leiksaid] lakeside (side side; side)

lake view Lake view

Lakeview ['leikvju:] overlooks the lake [from the hotel room window].

lakeward ['leikwəd] towards the lake [ground] (-ward towards)

laky ['leiki] lakes; Lake-like (noun + y)

artificial lake; reservoir; artificial reservoir (artificial artificial)

barrier lake

by the lake (by the... Next to)

Crater Lake Crater Crater Formation Deep Lake (Crater Crater)

East Lake (East East)

Great Salt Lake (American Scenic Area) (great Great; Salt Salt)

inland lake inland (inland inland)

On the lake on the lake

salt lake Salt lake, salt water lake (salt salt)

Sun Moon Lake, Taiwan

The Great Lake Atlantic

West Lake Hangzhou West Lake (West West)

lam [læm] absconded; escaped; fled; fled; fled (especially to evade police pursuit); beat someone; beats; slammed someone (etymology is the same as lama; reference to slam slamming)

Lamb[læm] lamb, lamb; lamblet; lamb-laying, lamb-laying; easily deceived; fool (see lamp lamp; climb climb; clamber climb; climb. Note the pronunciation)

lamb chop lamb chop; lamb chop chop;chop chop chop; chop

Lambent ['læmbənt] (flame, etc.) gently swaying; flickering; (eyes, sky, etc.) soft light; faintly bright (-ent)

lambie ['læmi] good baby, little boy (-ie favorite)

Lambing['læmiŋ] lamb-producing

lambkin ['læmkin] lamb; baby, well-behaved (kin relative)

Lamblike['læmlaik] docile; lamb-like

lambling ['læmliŋ] good boy; lambkin =lambkin(-ling small)

lamb meat lamb meat

Lamb of god Lamb of God; Christ (god God)

lambskin ['læmskin] lambskin;

lambswool ['læmzwul] lamb wool (wool wool)

lamby ['læmi] hairy as a sheep; lamb like a lamb (noun +y)

Ewe lamb's favorite; most cherished things (from the Bible) (ewe ewe)

In lamb with lambs

leg of lamb 羊腿(leg腿)

my lamb good baby, good child (affectionate name for children)

The Lamb Jesus

lame[leim] limp; crippled; crippled; crippled; stiff; incomplete; unconvincing; poor, lame (limp lame, lipple; cripple; lame; lame; reference to name)

Lamely ['leimli] limped; not completely

Lameness ['leimnis] lame; crippled; stiff and painful

Lamer['leimə] lame people

lamest ['leimist] lame; stiff; incomplete; unconvincing (adjective superlative)

lament [lə'ment] mourning; lamentation; lamentation; regret; elegy; weeping; grief (-la onomatopoeia, mock sigh, voice of grief, -ment noun suffix)

Lamentable['læməntəbl] sad; pathetic; sad

Lamentableners are pathetic; clumsy; pathetic

Lamentably ['læməntəbəli] sadly; unfortunately; clumsily

Lamentation [,læmen'teiʃən] Lamentation, mourning; weeping

Lamented [lə'mentid] regrettable; mourned; mourned

Lamenting [lə'mentiŋ] sad; sad; sad; mournful; mournful

unlamented ['ʌnlə'mentid] undefeated; un mourned (undone)

lamp[læmp] lamp; illuminator; illuminated; glowing (see lamb, camp camping)

lampad ['læmpæd] lamp; lampstand; candle holder (pad pad)

lamp base base, lamp head, tube base (base base)

lampblack ['læmpblæk] oil fumes; lamp black; dust; Apply black with a lamp black (black black)

lamp bulb; glass bulb (bulb ball)

lamp-chimney shade (chimney chimney)

Lamper ['læmpə] [English] walked with difficulty; hunters with lamps, bright light hunters

lampholder lamp holder; lampstand plug (holder support)

lamp-house light source (house house)

lamphouse ['læmphaus] (on instruments such as cinema projectors, camera magnifiers, microscopes, etc.) light boxes; light chambers

lampion ['læmpiən] decorative lamp;

lamplight ['læmplait] lighting;

lamplighter ['læmp,laitə] lamplighter;lamplighter (-er) who lights street lamps

lamplit ['læmplit] lit; illuminated by lamp; brightly lit (lit lit)

lampoon [læm'pu:n] (personal, snarky) satire; mockery with satire; sarcasm; ridicule (-oon noun suffix)

lampooner [læm'pu:nə] satirist=lampoonist(-er)

lampoonery [læm'punəri] satirical nature; writing satirical poems (-ery)

lamppost ['læmppəust] street lamppost;

lanterns and lanterns

lampstand['læmpstænd] lampstand; lamppost (stand standing)

lampstandard lampposts( standard)

lampwick['læmpwik] wick (wick)

lampworking['læmpwə:kiŋ] luminaire production process (work work)

back-up lamp [vehicle] reversing light (back-up backup; as supported)

blowlamp ['bləulæmp] [English] (for painters, electricians, plumbers) blowing lights (blow blowing)

ceiling lamp; ceiling lamp; ceiling ceiling

Cornering lamp; turn signal (cornering turn)

daylight lamp daylight light

Electric lamp; electric bulb (electric conductive)

desk lamp, desk lamp (desk desk)

flashlamp['flæʃ,læmp] lamp; small electric beads (flash flash)

floorlamp['flɔ:læmp] floor lamp (floor floor; floor)

fluorescent lamps; fluorescent lamps; fluorescent tubes (fluorescently illuminated)

glowlamp ['glau læmp] glow lamp; glow discharge tube (glow glow)

headlamp['hedlæmp] lighting; mast lamp; headlights (head head)

incandescent lamp white hot lamp, incandescent lamp (incandescent white hot light)

oil lamp (oil grease)

Pilot lamp; pilot pilot

Reading lamp Reading lamp; table lamp (reading reading)

signal lamp signal light

stop-lamp ['stɔplæmp] (for the rear of the motor vehicle) stop light, brake light = stoplight (stop stop)

stormlamp['stɔ:mlæmp] windproof lamp (storm storm)

streetlamp ['stri:tlæmp] street lights, street lights (street streets)

Streetlight ['stri:tlait] Street lights, street lights

sunlamp ['sʌnlæmp] sun lamp (sun sun)

table-lamp (table table)

Telltale lamp; warning light (telltale alarm)

wall lamp (wall wall)

lance spear; spear-wielding warrior; lancet; Attack with a spear; cut open with a lancet; rush in; Hurry forward

balance ['bæləns] balance; balance; symmetry (ba-=bi two; lance spear)

balanceable ['bælənsəbl] balanced

balanced ['bælənst] balanced; harmonious; stable; Weighed in balances; maintained stability; made... Commensurate

Balancer ['bælənsə] balancer; weigher; tightrope walker

balancing['bælənsiŋ] balancing; settlement; zeroing device

freelance['fri: lɑ:ns] freelance (lance spear)

free-lance ['fri:'la:ns] free contract; free contributor; Be a freelance writer

freelance work

Freelancer['fri: lɑ:nsə] freelance contributor; freelance journalist; freelance writer

land [lænd] land; land; land; land; land (see hand hand; band band)

Land acquisition Land acquisition

land area; clamping surface area; contact area

landbased ['lændbeist] land-based; Ground-based; Land-based, shore-based (distinguished from on-water or shipboard bases) (base-based; -ed)

landbridge['lændbridʒ] land bridge; bridge bridge connecting two continents

land development; land development;

Lande[lænd] barren wilderness

landed['lændid] owned land; Landing, disembarkation (-ed)

landed estate

Landed property

lander ['lændə] lander; iron trough; hook worker; man who lives on land (-er)

land expropriation, land expropriation (expropriation expropriation)

landfall['lændfɔ:l] landing; [water transport] first sight on land; arrival on land (fall down)

landfast ['lændfɑ:st] connected to land (fast and stable)

landfill ['lændfil] landfill;

Landfill site landfill; landfill (site site)

landform['lændfɔ:m] [geography] topography (form shape)

land-grant ['lændgrɑ:nt] (subject to the introduction of courses on agricultural and mechanical technology) (grant grant)

landgrave ['lændgreiv] territory; (medieval Germanic) earl (grave tomb) with territorial jurisdiction

landholder ['lænd,həuldə] landlord;

landholding ['lænd,həuldiŋ] land owned; occupied of land; Owning land (hold control)

landing ['lændiŋ] landing; pier; stair platform

Landing card discharge card; login card

Landing charges; charge charges

Landing gear landing gear; landing gear, landing gear

Landings['lændiŋz] coal production; market volume

land-jobber ['lænd,dʒɔbə] real estate speculator;

landlady['lænd,leidi] landlady;

landless ['lændlis] landless; landless (-less)

landline ['lændlain] overland transport; above-ground communication lines; conveyor routes (line lines)

landlocked ['lændlɔkt] enclosed by land (lock lock;-ed)

landlord['lændlɔ:d] landlord, boss; landlord (lord lord)

Landlubber ['lænd,lʌbə] inexperienced new sailor; man unaccustomed to navigation (lubber's clumsy)

landlubberly['lænd,lʌbəli] limited to land; not accustomed to life at sea (lubberly clumsy)

land management

landmarks['lændmɑ:k] boundary markers, boundary stones; landmarks, landmarks; bearing signs (mark signs)

landmass['lændmæs] [geology] plots, continental blocks, mass blocks

landmine['lændmain] mine (mine mine)

Land on lashed out; (the plane) landed at...

landowner['lænd,əunə] landlord, landowner (owner owner)

Land ownership; ownership ownership

land reclamation; land improvement; reclamation reclamation

land reform

land resource

landright['lændrait] land rights (right rights)

landscape['lænd, skeip] landscape; landscape painting; landscape (scape view)

landscape architect, landscape architect, garden architect

Landscape Garden

landscape gardener Gardener

landscaper['lænd,skeipə] garden designer (-er)

Landscaping ['lænd, skeipiŋ] landscaping; beautification (environment, etc.); making the scenery pleasant

landscapist['lænd, skeipist] landscape painter (-ist)

Landsman ['læn(d)zmən] compatriots; man who has not been out of the sea; new sailor (man man)

land survey

Land System Land System

Land up to the end; eventually becomes; makes silt

land utilization

land-value ['lænd,vælju:] land price, land value

landward['lændwəd] inshore, landbound; Toward land (-ward)

Landwards are toward land; landward = landward

landway['lændwei] overland (way road)

landwind['lændwind] Wind blowing from land to the sea (wind wind)

airland ['eəlænd] airborne (air air)

Arable land; arable land (arable suitable for farming)

autoland ['ɔ:təulænd] auto landing; auto landing system (auto-auto)

Backland ['bæk, lænd] inland, hinterland; poor countryside; remote area (behind back)

Badland The Land of Sin; The Land of Evil (bad bad)

belly-land ['beli,lænd] [aeronautics] (make) (aircraft) landing in the belly (belly belly)

Birdland Bar; Bird Park Bar; Club (Bird Bird)

Blowland['bləulænd] blow-blow

borderland['bɔ:dəlænd] borderland; border border

bottomland['bɔtəmlænd] depression; riverside lowland (bottom bottom)

bushland['buʃlænd] uncultivated area; primary forest area (bush shrub)

byland ['bailænd] Peninsula (by-nearby)

by land by land (by... way)

Chinese Mainland Chinese mainland

cloudland ['klaudlænd] mirage; cloudscape; wonderland; ideal country (cloud cloud)

clubland ['klʌblænd] entertainment venue; club (especially nightclub) densely populated area (club club)

Coastland ['kəust,lænd] coastal area (coast coast)

commonland ['kɔmən,lænd] common land, public land (common common)

computerland [kəm'pju:təlænd] (USA) large PC retail store (computer computer)

cornland ['kɔ:nlænd] land suitable for growing maize

cropland ['krɔp,lænd] field, arable land, crop crop

Cultivated land

Disneyland ['diznilænd] Disneyland

Downland ['daunlənd] has grassy open highlands, grassy hilly land, hilly grassland (down down)

dreamland['dri:mlænd] Dreamland;

dryland ['drailænd] drylands (dry and dry)

Englander ['iŋgləndə] Englishman;

Euroland ['juərəu,lænd] Euro Area (of) (Euro Europe)

fairyland['feərilənd] fairyland

fantasyland ['fæntəsilənd] dream (fantasy unreal)

farmland ['fɑ:mlænd] farmland (farm farm)

Fastland ['fæst,lænd] drylands; highlands; continental (fast and stable)

Fatherland ['fɑ:'ðəlænd] Fatherland; father's land

filmland ['filmlənd] film industry = filmdom (film film)

flatland ['flætlænd] plain (flat flat)

foreland ['fɔ:nlənd] coastal area; frontier; cape (before fore-=before)

forestland ['fɔ:ristlənd] forestland

freelander['fri: 'lændə] theosotra;

gameland ['geim lænd] hunting area;

gangland ['gæŋlænd] underworld; bandit-infested area (gang gang)

gasland['gæslænd] gas country/land (gas gas)

grassland ['grɑ:slænd] pastures, meadows; grass grass

Green land; meadows; pastures (green green)

Greenland['gri:nlənd] Greenland (a major island name in northeastern North America, part of Denmark)

hard-land['ha:dlænd] hard landing (hard hard)

Heartland ['hɑ:tlænd] heartland; heartland (heart heart)

Highland ['hailənd] highlands; hilly terrain (high)

highlander ['hailəndə] Highlander, Highlander, Mountain dweller (-er)

hinderland['hindəlænd] inland (behind hinder)

Holland ['hɔlənd] Netherlands

homeland ['həumlænd] homeland; hometown (home)

Iceland['aislənd] Iceland (a large island in the North Atlantic) (ice ice)

icelandic[ais'lændik] Icelandic; Icelandic; Icelandic (-ic)

inland ['inlənd] inland; inland; inland; inland (in)

inland Lake

inlander ['inləndə] inlanders, inland residents (-er)

Ireland ['aiələnd] The island of Ireland (one of the islands of the British Isles of Western Europe)

island['ailənd] island; island; safe island; island (is land; is+ land with land)

islander['ailəndə] islander, islander (-er)

islandless['ailəndlis] islandless (noun + less)

joyland['dʒɔilænd] Carnival Valley;

lakeland['leiklənd] lakeland

Lotus land

lowland['ləulənd] lowland; Scottish lowland; Low

Lowlander ['ləuləndə] people of the lowlands; people of the Scottish lowlands (-er)

mainland ['meinlənd] mainland;

Mainland China Chinese mainland ; Chinese mainland (China)

make land [nautical] to the shore; see land (make made)

marchland ['mɑ:tʃlænd] frontier = borderland (march border)

marshland['mɑ:ʃlænd] marshland (marsh marsh)

midland['midlənd] inland; central land (land land)

motherland['mʌðəlænd] motherland;

newland['nju: lænd] New World (new new)

Northern Ireland (Northern Ireland)

northland ['nɔ:θlənd] Northland; Northern Strip; Northern Place (North North)

Northlander [,nɔ:θ'lændə] northerners; northerners (-er)

Oakland ['əuklənd] Oakland (Western Harbor, California, U.S.) (oak oak)

on land on land

on the land on land

outlander ['autlændə] foreigner; outsider (out-outside;-er)

outlandish['autlændiʃ] (costumes, customs, etc.) is bizarre and peculiar; foreign; exotic; foreign; foreign; Remote, remote (-ish)

outlandishly['autlændiʃli] weirdly (adjective +ly)

outlandishness['autlændiʃnis] remote (adjective +ness)

overland['əuvəlænd] overland (over-)

overlander ['əuvəlændə] cross-sea line(-er)

Parkland ['pɑ:k,lænd] common ground; open grass with bushes (park park)

pineland ['painlənd] pine woodland (often used as pinelands)

playland ['pleilænd] (kids) casino; resort, attraction (play play)

riverland ['rivə lænd] riverside area (river river)

roseland ['rəuzlənd] Rose Quarter (South East England outside London) (rose rose)

safe landing

Scotland['skɔtlənd] Scotland (part of the United Kingdom, located in the northern part of the Island of Great Britain, capital of Edinburgh)

screenland['skri:nlænd] film industry; film industry (screen silver screen)

shadowland['ʃædəulænd] Unreal Realm (shadow shadow)

short-landed short-unloaded; goods are found to be short-short when unloaded

softland ['sɔft'lænd] soft landing; land land

Soft landing Soft landing; Soft Economic Downturn (Soft Soft)

Southland ['saudθlənd] southernland;

swampland['swɔmpl lænd] swampland;

tableland[teibllænd] plateau; terrace (table flat ground floor)

tideland ['taidlænd] [ocean] tidal zone;

timberland['timbəlænd] woodland; timber timber

title to land

toyland['tɔilænd] (a fantasy full of magical adventures) villainous country; toy toy toy

upland['ʌplənd] mountainous, highland (up up)

vacationland[və'keiʃən lænd] [U.S.] resort (vacation holiday)

wasteland['weistlænd] wasteland, barren land; Uncultivated land, deserts; [Spiritual or cultural] poverty (waste waste)

waterland['wɔ:təlænd]

wetland ['wetlænd] [plural] swampland; in particular: area of activity reserved for wild beasts (wet wet)

Wonderland ['wʌndəlænd] (in fairy tales) wonderland; wonderland (wonder wonder)

woodland ['wudlənd] woodland; forest; woodland; living in forest (woodwood)

woodlander ['wudləndə] forest dwellers, forest dwellers (-er)

Yankeeland[jæŋkilænd] United States (Yankee Yankee)

lane[lein] alley; [navigation] [water transport] route; lane; penalty area (word derived from line, pay attention to pronunciation, one thick and one thin)

bus lane (street) bus lane (bus bus)

climbing lane (climbing climb)

express lane; one-way lane (express express)

Fast lane

Fire lane (trees cut down in the forest to control the spread of fire) fire line (fire)

passing lane; wrong lane; passing lane

sealane['si:lein] sea lines of communication (sea ocean)

Slow lane; slow line (slow slow)

traffic lane; traffic lane; traffic lane

language['læŋɡwidʒ] language; language and writing; expressive ability (word derived from the root of the word lingua tongue, language. Refer to tongue tongue; language, lingual language; tongue)

Langue [French] tongue; language

language master language teacher (especially foreign language teacher) (master teacher)

abusive language swear words, insulting language (abusive insults)

bad language (bad bad)

bi-language form Bilingual form (bi-bilingual)

Bilingual bilingual; bilingual (lingual)

body language Body language

finger language

flash language (flash flash)

Foreign language

foul language; foul language (foul filthy)

hand language (for the deaf) sign language (hand hand)

Harangue Tirade; Rhetoric; Generous Statements (Chahar+Language)

interlanguage mediation; human-assisted language; (two) inter-languages

native language Chinese (native native)

Official language;

sign language; sign language (sign logo)

spoken language spoken language, spoken language; spoken language (spoken oral)

sublanguage (sub-languages spoken by a group or social class), sub-languages (sub-sub)

lantern ['læntən] lantern; lantern; lantern skylight (etymology same as lamp lamp, letter m, n phonological inflection. Later used to refer to lanterns. Refer to lectern podium)

lanternfish['læntən,fiʃ] glowing fish, lantern fish (fish fish)

Lantern festival Lantern Festival, Lantern Festival

lantern slide slides

a Chinese lantern 灯笼

Festival of lanterns Lantern Festival; Festival of Lights

lamps and lanterns

Palace lantern (palace palace)

signal lantern signal light

The Feast of Lanterns (Chinese) Lantern Festival

lap[læp] knee; knee; one circle; hem; col; overlap; tap; surround (refer to leg, cap; clap; lab）

lap-belt ['læpbelt] car seat belt (belt belt)

lapboard ['læpbɔ:d] knee plate, a small board placed on the lap in place of a table (board plate)

lap-jointed (joint connection)

lappet ['læpit] pendant; earlobe; [spin] picuette fabric; placket = lapel(-et)

lapping ['læpiŋ] grinding; polishing; lapping; licking; folding

lapping machine grinding machine;

lapping plate [machine] grinding plate, refined plate (plate plate)

lapping powder powder powder

Lapout['læpaut] deposition spike extinguished; overburden; laterally disappeared

laptop['læmptɔp] laptops; laptops (top top)

lap-welded lap welded; welded along lap edge (welded)

dewlap ['dju:læp] drooping flesh; fat flesh bulging out of the throat of fat people; drooping skin (dew dew)

overlap [,əuvə'læp] overlap; repeat; simultaneous occurrence of parts; overlap; and simultaneous occurrence

overlapped [,əuvə'læpt] overlapping, overlapping

overlapping[,əuvə'læpiŋ] overlapping; overlaying; overlapping; overridden

shiplap ['ʃiplæp] (between planks, strips) lap, slot joint (ship ship)

lard[lɑ:d] lard; polishing, garnishing; lard (refer to card card)

Lardaceous[lɑ:r'deʃəs] lard oil; fatty; contains dolphin lipoprotein

larder ['lɑ:də] pantry; food cabinet; meat storage

lardo['lɑ:dəu] pork fat; Bacon (-o exclamation)

lard oil; refined lard (oil extracted from lard for lubricating oil and lamp oil) (oil oil)

lardy['lɑ:di] lard; fatty, obese (noun +y)

large[lɑ: dʒ] huge; major; broad (cf. charge charge; charging)

large-boned ['lɑ:dʒbəund] large bone (bone bone;-ed)

large-duty high productivity; high productivity; high power (duty duties)

large-eyed ['lɑ:dʒaid] big-eyed, eye-eyed

large-handed generous; generous (hand hand; -ed)

large-hearted magnanimous; compassionate (heart-hearted; -ed)

largeish[lɑ: 'dʒiʃ] quite large =largish(-ish)

largely['lɑ: dʒli] predominantly; mostly; massively (adjective +ly)

large-minded measures large; open-minded; mind-brain;

large number of large; a number of large number

largen['lɑ:dʒən] (makes) larger; (makes) expand (-en)

largeness ['la:dʒnis] huge, vast; massive (-ness)

large-print ['lɑ:dʒ'print] typeset in large lead (print printing)

large-scale ['lɑ:dʒ'skeil] large-scale, large-scale; large-scale (scale scale)

large size Large, size

large-sized; large (-ed)

largess[lɑ:'dʒes] generous gifts; giveaways (-ess)

largesse [lɑ:'dʒes] generous gifts; generous gifts = largess

largish['lɑ:dʒiʃ] a bit large (-ish)

at large detailed; unincorporated, whole

by and large, by and large, in general

enlarge[in'lɑ: dʒ] enlarge; enlarge (en-make, even if it becomes larger)

enlarged; enlarged; expanded; expanded; Enlarge, enlarge (-ed)

enlargement zooms in; enlarged photo; addendum (-ment)

enlarger [photo] magnifier; enlarger; adder (-er)

Go large [beauty] talk about pomp and circumstance; life is generous; [Nautical] Sailing downwind (also known as sail large)

in (the) largely; In general, in general

talk large bragging, talking big

lark[lɑ:k] lark; Horseback riding fun; playing; Fool (reference park)

Larkish playful; good playful (-ish)

larky playful (noun +y)

For a lark as a joke; for fun

rise with the lark 早起

skylark ['skailɑ:k] skylark; Jokes, Jokes (Sky Sky)

titlark ['titlɑ:k] wren;

woodlark ['wudlɑ:k] European lark; forest lark (from Europe) (wood wood)

Larry['læri] Larry (male name)

Larry mixer hoe; trolley, [mining] bucket bottom car (etymology same as carry and car)

lase [leiz] emits a laser; Exposure to laser light (see case and base)

laser ['leizə] laser

laser gun laser gun (gun gun)

laser light laser (light light)

laser printer [computer, cartography] laser printer (printer)

laser printing Laser printing, laser printing

laser processing [electronic] laser processing (processing processing)

Lasering laser action; produces lasers

Lasing ['leiziŋ] emits a laser, producing a laser; producing a laser; emitting a laser light

biolaser ['baiəu 'leizə] bio laser (bio-bio)

lash[læʃ] eyelashes; whipping; scolding; sarcasm; whipping; impact; slam; swinging; bundling; incitement; rapid flinging (onomatopoeia, etymology with dash, crash, rash, reference flash flash; ash dust)

Lashed was slammed

Lasher weir (under the pond); whipper; rope used to bind

Lashing whipping; scolding; scolding; lashing; shaking violently

Lash out slammed; lashed out; lashed out; splurgeed profligately

Lash-up planning; emergency stuff; emergency

lashy['læʃi] no curly long hairs

backlash recoil; strong resistance; strong opposition; back rush (back return)

Back-lash wheel backlash, backlash drift; backstroke, rear seat; backlash, clearance; flashback

eyelash ['ailæʃ] eyelashes (eye eyes)

eyelash curler eyelash clip (curler curl clip)

eyelash grower mascara (grower growth)

Under the lash was flogged, subjected to torture; scolded

whiplash['wiplæʃ] whip rope; top of the whip; whip whip

Lass [læs] little girl; couples [Scottish] maids (l standing people, ass, specifically referring to girls with big butts. Reference class, grass)

lassie ['læsi] girl; girl; lover (-ie favorite)

lassock ['læsək] [Scotland] little girl; little girl

cutlass['kʌtləs] machete;

windlass['windləs] is hoisted with a winch; Winch, reel, wind winding

windlasses winch; [ship] windlasser (plural); Lifting (three singles)

last [lɑ:st] last; recent, up-to-date; continuous; previous; last (late +-st most; reference past past, fast fast)

lastage['lɑ:stidʒ] ballast cargo hold; market tax; ballast (-age)

last day, last day; last judgment day

last-ditch ['lɑ:st'ditʃ] there is no room for retreat;

last-ditcher ['lɑ:st'ditʃə] resisters;

laster ['lɑ:stə] a person (or thing) with durability; a person who lasts; a person who is on a shoe last (-er)

last for continuation; continuation; duration... ("for+ period of time" for can not be translated)

last forever

lasthome ['lɑ:shəum] tomb = tomb/ tumulus (home)

Lasting; eternal; continuous; sustained

Lastingly lastingly; eternally (adjective +ly)

lastingness Eternity (adjective +ness)

Last long lasted a long time, lasted a long time

lastly ['lɑ:stli] Finally, finally

last mile (death row inmate walking from cell to execution site) last mile

last minute; emergency (minute minute)

last-minute Final, critical; at the end of the day

last month Previous month (month month)

last name (The last name of the British name at the end of the full name)

lastness ['lɑ:stnis] finality(-ness)

last night [la:st nait] last night

last of all

last page Last page, last page

last spring

Last Straw Final Blow: The Limit of Patience (Straw Straw)

last summer; last summer

last time

lastupdate latest update; last update

last weekend Last weekend

last year

At last; finally, in the end

at the very last dying;

ballast, ballast, slag, gravel (ball + last ball is the big ball at the bottom of the ballast)

everlast['evəlɑ:st] eternity

Everlasting is eternal; continuous

everlastingly eternally; continuously (adjective +ly)

in the last; [law] at the time of final judgment

Longlasting long-lasting; durable (long long)

stick to one's last regardless of idleness, stick stick insists

The last one; the penultimate

The last thing the least wanted; the thing thing thing

lat root 1 1. Taking; taking out; taking out; holding; bringing, carrying, carrying; carrying; carrying; burdening; 2. Widening, expansion, deformation to lati (i connection symbol, reference flat)

ablation [hydrology]; excision (ab-)

ablative; ablating; ablative; ablative material; outlier

Alate is winged (often used in plant stems or fruits); winged

Alated has wings and wings

Allative to the lattice; to the lattice

colat filtered (abbreviated from colatus)

Colation filtering

Colature filtrate; coarse filtrate

Colatorium sieves, strainers

percolate filtration; exudation; leaching; filtrate; exudate (per-pass)

Percolation filtered; soaked

Percolator filters; percolators; coffee percolators

Collate checks, proofreads; collations (co-common, together, i.e. get together)

collating; Proofreading; Control

Collation proofreading; Fasting dim sum; priesthood

Collator organizer; collator; proofreader; proofreader

Eclat Big Success; Applause; Brilliant Achievement

Elate makes rejoicing; makes rejoicing; triumphant (e-outward, -lat carry)

Elated was elated; triumphant; made excited

Elation was elated and triumphant

Gallate [metasize] gallate; pentagram

Prelate senior priests; high priests (pre-in front; -lat carry, carry. Later used to refer to senior clergy)

Prelatic of the high priests; senior priesthoods; episcopal system

Prelatical of the highest

Prelatesses, convent; bishop's wife

Prelature Bishop; position of high priest

relate [ri'leit] narrative; makes... There is a connection; Involvement; identification; conformity (re-backwards, backwards, -lats to carry, take, i.e. bring back, by extension, associated)

related[ri'leitid] related, related; narrated, narrated; narrate

relatedness [ri'leitidnis] relevance; relationship; kinship

relater [ri'leitə] narrator;

relation [ri'leiʃən] relationship; narrative; story; kinship

relational [ri'leiʃənəl] related; kinship

relationship [ri'leiʃənʃip] relation; relation

relative ['relətiv] relative; Related; proportional; Relatives; Related substances; [language] relational words; Relatives

Relatively ['relətivli] quite; relatively, comparatively

relativism ['relətivizəm] relativism; relativism

relativist ['relətivist] relativist; relativist

relativistic [,reləti'vistik] relative; relativistic

relativistically [,reləti'vistikli] relativistically

relativity [,relə'tivəti] relativity; correlation; relativity

relativise ['relətivaiz] relativization = relativize

relativize ['relətivaiz] treated with relativity...

relator [ri'leitə] narrator; plaintiff; relational word

sublate elimination; negation (sub-)

Superlative is the highest;over-the-top; superlative; the highest; the best; the highest; exaggerated

Superlatively Supreme; Supreme (super-on, -lat carry, carry)

translate translate; translate; interpret; trans-transform

translatable [træns'leitəbl] translatable; translatable; transferable

translator [træns'leitə] translator;

translating [træns'leitiŋ] translation; conversion; interpretation; [count] conversion

translation [træns'leiʃən] translation; translation; translation; conversion; transfer

translational translational, straight shifted

translated [træns'leitiv]; transferred; transferred

Translationology; Translation studies

translator; translator

translatory ['trænzlətəri] is translated

lat root 2 widening, expansion (chalatitude, lateral and -flat-expansion)

delate whistleblowing, accusation (de-)

DELATED reports; denunciation; impeachment

Delation denounced, accused

Delator [law] accuser; whistleblower

dilate[dai'leit] enlargement; expansion; elaboration; Make expansion; make expansion (di-separate, spread out)

Dilated[dai'leitid] expanded; expanded; expanded; widened

dilater[dai'leitə] dilators; dilators

dilation[dai'leiʃən] expands, expands; expands; expands; elaborates

Dilatate [di'leiteit] is inflated; expanded; expanded

dilatation[,dailə'teiʃən] dilatation; detailed; degree of expansion

Dilator [dai'leitə] dilators; [anatomy] dilators; people who make dilated

Elate makes... Rejoice; make... Elated; triumphant (e-outward)

elative is absolutely superior; out of the box; from the grid; from the grid

prolate flattened; extended (pro-forward; -lat widening, expansion)

Prolative complements predicates; complements objects

sublate elimination; negative (sub-down)

Sublation renunciation; separation; denial

sublattice [number] sublattice; [count] sub-lattice

undulate undulating, fluctuating; shaking; wavy; fluctuating; undulating; wavy (-unda-water, water-lat-widening, expansion)

undulated wavy; makes... undulating

undulating wavy; undulating

undulation fluctuations; undulating

Undulatory fluctuates, undulates

Undulant wavy; undulating, wavy

latch [lætʃ] latch, latch; Possess, grab; Latching; pestering someone (reference catch)

latchdown [electronic] lock (down down)

Latched locked; latched; locked, closed, tied; latched, door lock

latchet ['lætʃit] laces (-et small)

latching ['lætʃiŋ] closed; blocked; [electronic] locked

latchkey ['lætʃki:] (especially the key key for the front door of the residence);

latchkey child Hanging key (child child)

latch-lock marbles lock

Latch on possessive; grasp; understand

latchstring ['lætʃstriŋ] (pulled by the door of the live bolt lock) latch strap (hanging outside the door, i.e. allowed to enter; staying inside the door, i.e. not allowed to enter the door) (string string)

Latchup block (latch up [electronic] lock)

deadlatch['dedlætʃ] spring lock = snap lock = springlock (dead dead)

door latch nesting opener (door door)

Off the latch live bolt open, (door) hidden

On the latch latch; closed but not locked

unlatched[ʌn'lætʃt] unchained; unplugged... Undone

late [leit] late; late; deceased; recent (cha-lat-; gate; hate)

Late at night in the middle of the night;

Late autumn

latecomer['leit,kʌmə] latecomer; latecomer/thing (comer)

lated['leitid] late; late; late; delayed (-ed)

Late fee late fee; late fee surcharge (fee fee)

lately ['leitli] Recently, not so long ago (adjective +ly)

late-model ['leit'mɔdəl] new (model model)

lateness ['leitnis] late;late (adjective +ness)

late night

Late-night ['leitnait] late at night; midnight

late on later; later; after (on means "continuous; continue")

late-onset ['leitɔnset] late-onset( late onset start, start)

later ['leitə] later; later; later (adjective +er)

latest ['leitist] newest, most recent; latest (adjective + est)

late spring

late summer

latish ['leitiʃ] later; later; Later; later (-ish)

latter ['lætə] the latter; later (former former)

latterly ['lætəli] recently; recently (adjective +ly)

be late for [leit] in order to... And late

belate arrives later than agreed or appropriate (be +late)

belated [bi'leitid] late; delayed (be is)

belatedly [bi'leitidli] delayedly; continually (adjective +ly)

belatedness Late (-ness)

Better late than never make amends; late is better than not doing well

sleep late sleep

sooner or later, sooner or later (sooner earlier)

Stay up late; stay up late

Later root edge (example word checklateral)

lateral['lætərəl] lateral, transverse; Side; [language] side notes; lateral passing

lateral pass [American football] side pass; Pass pass

Laterality [,lætə'ræləti] is heavier on one side

lateralize ['lætərəlaiz] makes to the side; Make it predominantly dominated by one side of the brain (left or right brain).

lateralized ['lætərəlaizd] unilateral; Make it to one side; make it to the side

Lateralization (especially the brain) is lateral; lateral

Laterally['lætərəli] next to the ground

bilateral[,bai'lætərəl] bilateral;

Bilateralism Bilateralism; Bilateral symmetry; Reciprocism

Bilaterality is symmetrical on both sides

Bilaterally bilaterally; bilaterally

collateral; collateral; collateral; collateral (co-)

Collateralize to... As collateral

equilater equilateral, equilateral; Equilateral, equilateral (equi equal)

equilateral[,i:kwi'lætərəl] equilateral;equilateral; Equilateral

inequilateral unequal; [bio] unequal (in-no)

Inferolateral underside (infero-low; below)

monolateral (mono-mono)

Multilateral[number] multilateral; multi-multi-multi

multilateral tradeMed trade

Multilateralism Multilateralism, Multilateral Policy;

Multilateralization of multinationalization

Multilaterally multilaterally; multi-country participation

multi-lateration of multilateral law

Multilateration multipoint positioning

polylateral polyhedra (poly-many)

Quadrilateral quadrilateral; quadrilateral (quadri-quad)

sublateral branch ditch (sub-branch)

Trilateral[,trai'lætərəl] has trilateral; triangle (tri-three)

Trilateration Trilateral Measurement

unilateral; [plant] unilateral; unilateral; unilateral; unilateral; (parental) monophyletic (lateral, transverse; [Phonetics] (tongue) marginal; by-stream)

Unilaterally unilaterally

Unilateralism one-sided, unilateral; unilateral weapon limitation theory; unilateral policy; Unilateral disarmament

Unilateralists advocate one-sided martial artists; unilateralists

Latin['lætin] Latin; Latin; Latin; Latin

Latin alphabet (alphabet alphabet)

Latin America

Latin American Latin America

Latin language

Latinate['lætineit] is derived from Latin; Latin-like

Latinism['lætinizəm] Latin grammar; Latin style

Latinise ['lætinaiz] translates into Latin

Latinize ['lætinaiz] translates into Latin; Latinization; Romanization

Latinization; translation into Latin; Roman Catholicization

Latino[lə'ti:nəu] Latino; Latino; Latin Americans (-o)

Latis root wide (derived from lat-)

latitude['lætitju:d] latitude; boundaries; range of activity (-lati-widening, expansion; reference etymology altitude)

latitude and longitude

latitudinal [,læti'tju:dinəl] latitude, latitude; transverse

latitudinarian liberal; able to accommodate different opinions; people who are not bound by doctrine and form (-ian)

latitudinarianism (religious) liberalism (-ism)

North latitude (north latitude)

Altitude ['æltitju:d] height; [number] top vertical line; (rank and status, etc.) advanced

longitude [geography] longitude; longitude (long length)

latter ['lætə] the latter; later (later variant; cf. formatr for the former)

Latterly ['lætəli] recently; recently

laugh [lɑ:f] laugh; something that makes people laugh or people (onomatopoeia. Reference saugh sassy; rattling)

laughable ['lɑ:fəbl] Funny, ridiculous (-able)

laughably['lɑ:fəbli] funny; ridiculously (adjective +ly)

laugh at [lɑ:f æt] laughing at someone; laughing at (at facing)

laugher ['lɑ:fə] laugher; mocker; [beautiful] funny one-sided game (-er)

Laughing['lɑ:fiŋ] ridiculous; happy; funny

laughingly['lɑ:fiŋli] ridiculously; With a smile (adjective +ly)

laughingstock ['lɑ:fiŋstɔk] laughingstock; object of ridicule (stock pedigree; trunk)

Laughter ['lɑ:ftə] Laugh; laughter

laughy ['lɑ:fi] want to laugh; funny; farce (noun + y)

affected laugh fake laugh, pretend laugh (affected pretend)

belly-laugh ['belilɑ:f] hilarious, hilarious things (such as a line in the play) (belly belly)

Burst into laughter Burst into sth suddenly... Up)

force a laugh

Get a laugh

Have a good laugh and laugh heartily

Horselaugh['hɔ:s,lɑ:f] loud laugh; loud laugh; smirk (horse horse)

it is so laugh ridiculous, really ridiculous (for something gratifying or ridiculous)

no laughing matter; not a joke (matter event)

Raise a laugh makes people laugh and makes people laugh (raise raise; nurture)

Roars of Laughter

roar with laughter and laughter; Laugh

That's a laugh. What a joke!

The last laugh

launch [lɔ:ntʃ] launch (missiles, rockets, etc.); launch, launch; make... Launching; starting; launching; taking off; issuing, putting on the market; motorboat (word derived from lance spear, originally referring to throwing a spear, extending the meaning of launching, launching)

launchable['lɔ:ntʃəbl] water-ready; launchable; startable

launched[lɔ:ntʃt] started; [voyage] launched; started; launched

launcher ['lɔ:ntʃə] transmitter; launcher; transmitter

launching launches; launches; creates; launches; launches; begins to work

launching ceremony; ceremony ceremony

launching pad [aviation] launch pad; take-off pad; departure point (pad pad)

launching point

launchman ['lɔ:ntʃmən] (motorboat, workboat, motorboat, etc.) driver, motorboat driver (man person)

launchpad ['lɔ:ntʃpæd] launch pad; launch pad (pad pad)

prelaunch[pri:'lɔ:ntʃ] (spacecraft, etc.) before launch; pre-launch

relaunch[ri:'lɔ:ntʃ] relaunched; relaunched; re-launched (re-)

unlaunched[ʌnlɔ:ntʃt] unlaunched; unset (undone)

Laund root wash, with lut

launder['lɔ:ndə] wash; wash; launder; launder money (make suspicious money look legitimate); wash trough; slot washer; flow trough (-laund wash)

launderable['lɔ:ndərəbl] washable; washable

launderability; washability

launderer['lɔ:ndərə] washer

launderette[,lɔ:ndə'ret] [U.S.] laundromat (-ette small)

laundress['lɔ:ndris] woman washing ironing (-ess)

laundering ['lɔ:ndəriŋ] wash; Legitimize [illegal money].

laundromat ['lɔ:ndrəumæt] [U.S.] laundromat (mat mat)

Laundrometer Wash Fastness Tester (-meter)

Laundry['lɔ:ndri] Laundry, laundry; clothes to be washed; washing ironing; washed clothes

laundry detergent detergent; detergent detergent

Laundryman['lɔ:ndrimən] Laundry man (man man)

Laundry rack drying rack, drying rack rack

Laundry room; laundry room; laundry room

laundrywoman laundry worker (woman woman)

dirty laundry (dirty dirty)

hand-launder hand wash (clothes, etc.) (hand hand)

money laundering Money laundering (money money)

relaunder[ri:'lɔ:ndə] rewashed (re-)

lav root wash; wash, with lut-(example word chalave.) Reference flu and und)

lava tuff, volcanic magma (-lav wash, i.e. gushing out in large quantities)

tufflava tuff lava

lave[leiv] wash; bath; wash; residue (-lav rinse; reference save save)

lava [læv] toilet; toilet; lavatory

lavage['lævidʒ] [clinical] lavage; gastric lavage; wash

lavation [lə'veiʃən] [medicine] washing (process); lavage (especially gastric lavage, enema, etc.); washing water

lavatory ['lævətəri] toilet, lavatory

lavatory basin basin

lavatorial [,lævə'tɔ:riəl] washed; lavawashed; washed (room); toilet; vulgar (refers to jokes about toilets or toilets)

lavement ['leivmənt] [nonsense] [medicine] washing;

laver ['leivə] nori; wash basin, water basin

lavender ['lævəndə] lavender; Lilac; smoked with lavender

lavande lavender (=lavender)

lavender oil lavender oil (oil oil)

lavenderblush lilac (blush red)

lavish ['læviʃ] wasteful; generous giving; abuse; wasteful; abundant; generous (-lav flushing, -ish verb suffix, i.e. spending money like running water. Reference abhant rich; affluent rich)

lavishly ['læviʃli] abundantly; wastefully

lavishment ['læviʃmənt] abuse, spending, wasting, extravagant

lavishness ['læviʃnis] waste; excessive

law[lɔ:] law; law; rule of law; jurisprudence; litigation; judicial community (the original meaning is "what is put down", etymology is placed in the same way)

law-abiding ['lɔ:ə,baidiŋ] abiding

Lawbook['lɔ:buk] Law books (book books)

lawbreaker['lɔ:,breikə] breaker, breaker (break break;-er)

Lawbreaking['lɔ:,breikiŋ] violated the law

lawcourt['lɔ:kɔ:t] court (court of justice)

Enforcement of law enforcement laws (enforcement enforcement, enforcement)

law-executor

law firm (firm firm)

lawful ['lɔ:ful] legal; statutory; legally permitted (noun + ful)

Lawful right; legitimate right

lawfully['lɔ:fuli] lawfully; law-abiding (adjective +ly)

lawfulness ['lɔ:fulnis] legal; law-abiding (-ness)

lawgiver['lɔ:,givə] legislator, lawmaker; lawmaker (give to;-er)

Lawing ['lɔ:iŋ] litigation; [Scottish English] (food or drink in a bistro) pay list

lawless['lɔ:lis] illegal; lawless (noun + less)

lawlessly['lɔ:lisli] illegally (adjective +ly)

lawlessness['lɔ:lisnis] illegal; disobedience to the law; not bound by the law (-ness)

lawlike ['lɔ:laik] like law, similar to law (-like)

lawmaker['lɔ:,meikə] legislators (make;-er)

Lawmaking['lɔ:,meikiŋ] legislation

lawman ['lɔ:mən] law enforcer; police officer; police officer (man man)

Law of Nature

law school law school;law school

lawsuit['lɔ:sju:t] litigation (especially in non-criminal cases);

lawyer ['lɔ:jə] lawyer; jurist (-er)

Lawyering ['lɔ:jəriŋ] [pejorative] lawyer profession

Counsel-at-law (U.S.); Counsel (Ireland)

Basic law; written description of the basic organization of a state or a state government (basic basic)

by law, by law, in law; by-laws (by adoption of... way)

bylaw ['bailɔ:] secondary statutes; rules; local laws; internal statutes (formulated by associations) (by-secondary)

case-law case law; Case law

Civil Law (Civil Law)

Club law Violent rule (club club)

Common law; unwritten law (common common)

common-law customary law, according to customary law

common-law partner legal cohabiting partner;

contract law Contract Law, Contract Law (Contract Contract)

Copyright Law

Criminal law

Economic law (economic law)

Environmental Law Environmental Law

Father-in-law father-in-law

Game laws hunting rules; game hunting

Go to law Appeal to law, file a lawsuit

in law;

in-law 姻亲

International law

Jungle law (jungle tropical jungle)

Labor Law (labor law)

Military law (military law)

Mother-in-law Mother-in-law; mother-in-law

Nature Law

outlaw ['autlɔ:] gangsters; criminals; outlaws; deprived of the protection of the law; declared... for illegality; will ... Banishment; deprivation... Legal protection (out of the way)

outlawry['autlɔ:ri] declared illegal; illegalized; with impunity (out outside)

outlaw strike [US] Strike without union approval

Pass a law (legislature) by decree (pass pass)

prelaw['prilɔ:] pre-law;

Public law

Rule of law

Statutory law

Tax Law (tax tax; heavy burden)

unlawful[,ʌn' lɔ:ful] illegal; un-;-ful

Lax root Relaxation, relaxation, same lay

Lax [læks] loose; lax; diarrhea; diarrhea

laxation [læk'seiʃən] laxity; laxity; laxative; fecal excretion

laxative laxative; There are mild diarrhea; relaxing; unbridled; laxatives, laxatives

laxatively['læksətivli] wantonly

laxativeness is unbridled; Mild diarrhea

Laxers are less strict; more careless; more relaxed (limbs, muscles); more diarrhea (intestines); (phonetic, especially vowels) more relaxed

laxly ['læksli] laxly; slowly

laxity['læksəti] is loose; indulgent

Relaxable is relaxing

relaxant [ri'læksənt] relaxing, [medical] flaccid; flaccid drugs (-ant)

relaxation[,ri:læk'seiʃən] Relaxation; relaxation; pastime

Relaxative [ri'læksətiv] moderate;

relaxed [ri'lækst] relaxed; laid-back; relaxed

Relaxedly [ri'læksidli] relaxedly; slowly; loosely

relaxer[ri'læksə] slacker; relaxer

relaxin [ri'læksin] [biochemical] pubic relaxation hormone; relaxation peptides

Relaxing [ri'læksiŋ] is relaxing

relaxor [ri'læksə] [beauty] (curling hair straightening) loosener; curl straightening agent

Relaxometer, tension gauge; stress relaxation gauge (-meter)

relaxtion [ri'lækstʃən] relaxation; relaxation process

Lay root Slack, relax, with lax (example word look lay)

delay [di'lei] delay; delay; delayed or postponed time (de-down; lay lying)

Delayable[di'leiəbl] can be deferred; it can be delayed

delayed[di'leid] delayed; timed; Delay

delayer[di'leiə] flame retardant, retarder; delayer

Delayering[di:'leiəriŋ] flattens the mechanism; reduces the hierarchy

delaying[di:'leiiŋ] delayed; Delay;

delaytime[di'leitaim] delay; latency; delay time

relay ['ri:lei] retransmission; succession; Successors; [Electrical] relay; succession; stagecoach; split transmission (re-repeated, re-lay with -lax relaxation, relaxation)

relayed['ri:leid] retransmission; replayed; [communication] relay; forwarding

Relaying Relay Protection; [Broadcast] [Television] Retransmission; Relay Utilization; Split Passing; Enabling Succession; Relay Forwarding

lay[lei] lie; lie down; lie down; lie; lay; lay; lay; lay; lay, lay; Secular; layman; inexperienced; Lay eggs; bet

layabout ['leiə,baut] [English] idle people, second-rate people, unemployed vagrants (about around)

Layaside Alternate Lane (aside is next to it; leave)

layaway ['leə'wei] goods reserved for future customers to pay for the goods; tanning barrels (away departure)

Layback ['lei,bæk] (dog's) nose collapse; paddler's body leans back, back paddling (back)

layboy ['leibɔi] paper stacker, code paper table; automatic origami machine; stacking device (boy boy)

laycan['leikən] load period; sale period (can can)

layday['leidei] agreed loading and unloading days; loading period; loading and unloading days (day days)

Laydown ['lei, daun] shelved; sedimentary (lay down; formulation; laying; claim)

layer['leiə] layer; placer; layer; Layer, layer; class; level

layer cake, sandwich cake, sandwich cake, cake cake

Layered; layered; layered; layered; cultivated with striping

Layering layering; laminating; layering; layering; cultivation using striping

Layette[lei'et] full clothing for babies; full set of supplies for newborn babies (-ette small)

layfolk ['leifəuk] ordinary people, ordinary people; folk people (folk people)

laying ['leiiŋ] placement; spawning; Laying; placement; spawning; aiming

laylight ['leilait] [architecture] (roof) indirect lighting (light lighting)

Lay low knockdown; keep low (low low)

layman ['leimən] layman; layman; layman; general believer (man man)

Lay off dismissal; rest; stop working

Layoff period during periods of suspension of activity; termination at zero hours; suspension of operations; period of unemployment

Layoffs layoffs; (temporary) dismissals; (temporary) termination periods; closures; suspensions; periods of suspension of activities (or competitions).

layout['leiaut] layout; design; arrangement; display

lay out displays; arrange; spend money; for... Sample;

Layover during outages, short stopovers; stops at the end; allowances

layperson ['leipə:sən] layperson (person person)

laypeople ['lepipl] layman; laypeople; laypeople; people people

layshaft ['leiʃæft] secondary shaft; transmission subshaft (shaft shaft)

laystall['leistɔ:l] [English] garbage dump (stall stall)

lay the table Set the table, set the tableware (ready to eat)

laytime ['leitaim] loading and unloading time; loading and unloading period (time time)

Lay up storage; shelve; bedridden

layup ['leiʌp] at the joint; twisted, twisted; basket with the ball

laywoman ['lei,wumən] female believer (woman woman)

Laid; laid; arranged (is the done structure of the lay)

Laity layman; layman; layman

lie lies; location; Lie; lie; lie; lie; lie; show

bilayer ['baileiə] [biochemical] bilayer (membrane); Bilayer film (bi-)

bricklayer ['brik,leiə] bricklayer, bricklayer, bricklayer (brick brick)

Bricklaying ['brik,leiiŋ] bricklaying; bricklaying work

cable layer cable laying boat (cable cable; layer laying boat)

Cable laying cable laying

egg-layer [eg'leiə] fertility machine; [slang] bomber (egg egg)

egg-laying egg-laying; egg-laying egg

Atmospheric layer;atmospheric shell (atmospheric atmospheric)

coverlay['kʌvəlei] covering film; protective layer (cover covering)

deep-laid['di:p'leid] deliberately (or carefully) concocted, secretly planned, carefully arranged (deeply)

inlay [,in'lei] inlay; inlay; put... Embedding, putting... Inlay

inlayer[,in'leiə] setter, laminator

interlay[,intə'lei] inserted in the middle; inserted in the middle decoration (inter-)

interlayer['intəleiə] mezzanine; interlayer; compartment (of)

Middle layer; middle layer

Minelayer ['main,leiə] [military] mine-laying boats, mine-laying aircraft (mine mines)

mislay [,mis'lei] mis-; mis-

monolayer monolayer; monolayer (mono-mono)

multilayer multilayer; (photographic material) consisting of a multilayer allergenic emulsion; [chemical] multilayer (multi-)

overlay [,əuvə'lei] overlay; Lay a thin layer on the surface and plate (over-)

page layout Page layout

Platelayer ['pleit,leiə] [English] Railway district worker; track layer; road maintenance worker (plate made into flakes)

sand layer sand layer, sand layer (sand sand)

Soil layer Soil layer (soil soil)

sublayer ['sʌb'leiə] [count] sublayer; [stream] sublayer (sub-)

Top layer; top layer (top top)

tracklayer ['træk,leiə] tracked vehicles; track layer (track track)

Tracklaying Track Time Alignment; Track Laying; For Track Laying; Tracked Vehicles

underlay [,ʌndə'lei] substrate; padding; support; cushioning; supporting from below; tilting; extending downwards

Underlayment roof liner material; carpet lining

unlay [,ʌn'lei] (in reverse rubbing) unopened (rope) (un-)

waylay ['weilei] ambush; ambush; Block, stop... inquire

lazy ['leizi] lazy, lazy (noun +y; etymology synonymous with relax; reference to crazy crazy; hazy hazy; vague; misty; mazy confused, dazzled)

laze [leiz] kills (time); laziness, idleness; confusion; idleness

Laze away mess days

lazier['leiziə] more lazy (adjective +er)

laziest ['leizist] laziest (adjective + est)

lazily['leizili] lazily; lazily, lazily (adjective +ly)

laziness ['leizinis] lazy, lazy, lazy, lazy (-ness)

lazybones ['leizi,bəunz] [plural] lazy bones, lazy people, lazy men (bone bones)

lazyish['leiziiʃ] a little lazy, a little lazy; lazy (-ish)

lazy-jack flex crane (jack man)

–le 1. 2. Tool grid suffix; Small (Chahandle);3. Table repetition (check-amble, -bble, -ddle, -ffle, -ggle, -pple, -ttle)

amble ['æmbl] (horse) walking slowly; strolling calmly; Slow gait; walking (-amb walking)

battle['bætl] campaign; struggle; combat; with... Combat (word derived from bat strike)

mantle ['mæntl] mantle; cloak; covering; covering; blushing (-man - live, stay, stand)

muddle confusion; confusion; cloudiness; Thinking wildly; acting in a confused manner; Mixing; making the bite word unclear; making it slightly drunk (mud mud)

needle['ni:dl] needle; stitch needle; stimulus; needle; sewing; making needle and thread; sewing with a needle (need need; refer to noodles)

peddle; peddler; spread; hawking; hawking along the street; busy with chores (ped foot)

ruffle crease; irritation; disturb; flip quickly; Wrinkles; annoyance; continuous tapping (ruff bird neck hair)

snuffle sniffle; speak with nasal sounds; Nasal congestion; nasal sounds; Inhaled loudly; said with a nasal sound (sn-nose, smell)

lead[li:d] lead; lead; lead; role model; Cause; lead; direct; lead; cause; Take the lead; most importantly

lead [led] lead; lead (made); leaded; bathymetry with water

leadable['li:dəbl] can be led (-able)

leadage['li:didʒ] Freight (-age cost) of coal from the pit mouth to the port of shipment

lead content

leaded['ledid] [smelting] leaded; prompted; guided; led

Leaden makes heavy; makes lazy; makes sluggish; leads gray; makes lead; dull; leads are generally heavy

leader['li:də] leader; leader; leader; commander

leaderless['li:dəlis] leaderless, leaderless (-less)

leadership['li:dəʃip] Leadership; Leadership (-ship)

leadfair cable guide device (roller) (fair directly)

lead-free['ledfri:] lead-free (-free no... of)

leadhillite['ledhi,lait] [mineral] lead sulfate (hill hill)

lead-in import; antenna lead line; program related to advertising playback; introduced

leading ['li:diŋ] led; primary; led; lead; row spacing

leading article Main article; headlines (article article)

Leading lady actress; actress as heroine (lady lady)

leading motives; [Music] Dominates melody, theme (motive motivation)

leading questionsleading questions; Question question

Leading role; role role

leadless['ledlis] lead-free; tetraethyl lead-less

leadline['li:dlain] bathymetric rope (line line)

leadman ['li:dmæn] foreman; foreman (man man)

Leadoff Begins; Begins; First Striker Begins

lead paint lead paint; lead paint (paint paint; paint)

lead pencil pencil

leadsman['ledzmən] lead tester; soundsinometer (man man)

leadtime (between product design and commissioning) lead time; time from order to delivery

lead-time time to change molds; time between order and delivery; time between product design and actual production

lead to lead; lead to

leadwire['ledwaiə] terminal wire

leadwork['ledwə:k] lead products; Plumbers; glass workers (work)

Bandleader ['bænd, li:də] (band dancer) conductor, leader; band leader

blacklead ['blækled] graphite; gives... Graphite (black black)

Cheerleader['tʃiə,li:də] [U.S.] cheerleader [at the time of sports matches) cheerleader

cheerleading['tʃiə,li:diŋ] leading cheerleading; cheerleaders

Communist-led Communist Party(COMMUNIST)

Communist-led state Communist state

delead[di:'led] removes lead (de-) that is attached to a metal object

downlead ['daunli:d] down leads, antenna feeders (down down)

fairlead ['feəli:d] [boat] guide cable hole; guide cable = fairleader (fair fair)

Group Leader; Workshop Leader; Group Leader; Group Leader

ironleader['aiənli:də] Iron Fist (iron iron)

mislead [,mis'li:d] misleading; mis-

Misleader [mis'li:də] false leader; wrong leader

Misleading [,mis'li:diŋ] misleading; misleading; giving... Take the wrong way; put... Lead the way

multileader multi-lead (multi-multi)

nonlead (gasoline) unleaded, tetraethyl lead-free (non-)

Nonleaded (gasoline) is lead-free and tetraethyl lead-free

pencil lead pencil (pencil pencil)

Ringleader['riŋli:də] (riots, illegal activities) Culprit, Leader, Ring Ring

teamleader['ti:m, li:də] project leader (team group; team)

unleaded[,ʌn'ledid] lead-free; unleaded; unleaded; unleaded (undone)

unleaded gasoline unleaded gasoline (gasoline gasoline)

unleaded petrol unleaded petrol (petrol)

leaf[li:f] leaf; raw leaf; turning the page (cf. deaf[def] deaf; sheaf bundle; bundle; tie)

leaf area; area area

Leaf blade blade (blade blade; blade)

Leaf blower blowing machine (blower hair dryer)

leafage['lifidʒ] [collective] leaf; leaf cluster; leaf cluster (-age)

leafed [li:ft] with leaves; Raw leaves, turned... Page (-ed)

leafhopper ['li:f,hɔpə] [insect] leafhopper; Cotton leaf jumping cicada (hop jumping)

leafiness ['li:finis] leafy; leafy; leafy state (-ness)

leafing ['li:fiŋ] grows leaves; flips through quickly; Hair leaf; metal powder suspension phenomenon out of the leaf

leafless['liflis] leafless (-less)

leaflet ['li:flit] leaflet;let small leaflet

Leafleteer [,lifli'tiə] person who distributes leaflets; person who writes leaflets (or pamphlets, etc.) (-er)

leaflike['li:flaik] like a leaf; into flakes (-like)

leaf-shaped; leaf-shaped; leaf-shaped

leaf spot [plant pathology] leaf spot disease (spot spot)

leafspring['li:fspriŋ] spring plates, leaf springs (spring springs)

leafstalk ['li:fstɔ:k] petiole (stem of stalk plant)

leaf surface (surface surface)

leaf through quickly flipped through (through)

leafworm['li:f wə:m] cotton leafworm = otton leafworm (worm worm)

leafy ['li:fi] leafy; leafy; leafy (noun + y)

leaved [li:vd] has... Leaf, caused by leaf (-ed)

leaves [li:vz] leaves (plural of leaf)

dropleaf['drɔpli:f] movable flap; There is a desktop that can be put down (drop down)

flyleaf ['flaili:f] fly page, title page (blank page at the beginning and end of the book, except for ring lining) (fly fly)

goldleaf['gəuldli:f] gold leaf;gold leaf (gold gold)

In leaf has leaves; leaves are lush; leafy ones are full of leaves

interleaf ['intəli:f] inserted blank paper; inter-)

interleave [,intə'li:v] insert;join;interstitial;insert blank page in (between pages)

lotus leaf Lotus lotus leaf

maple leaf Maple leaf (maple maple)

mulberry leaf mulberry mulberry leaf

palm leaf palm leaf (palm palm tree)

roseleaf [rəuzli:f] rose petals (rose rose)

tealeaf['ti:,li:f] (brewed) tea leaves; tea residue (tea tea)

Tobacco leaf (tobacco tobacco, tobacco)

leag root bundle, constraint; same as -lig- (example word chaleague)

league[li:g] alliance; societies; categories; envoy... Allied; with... Union; Unity;

leaguer['li:gə] siege; allied; Members of the Alliance

League member Member

League match league (match match)

beleague [bi'li:ɡ] siege (be yes)

beleaguered [bi'li:gəd] besieged; besieged; besieged

Beleaguer [bi'li:ɡə] (with troops) surrounded, besieged; besieged; troubled (by difficulty); troubled; troubled; troubled

colleague ['kɔli:ɡ] colleague, colleague (col-common; -leag bundle, constraint; cf. collar)

colleagueship, colleagueship (-ship)

Youth League Youth

leak[li:k] leaks; holes, cracks (peak hilltop; speak speak; lake lake; leach filter)

leakage['li:kidʒ] leakage; leakage; leakage

Leaked leaks

Leaker['li:kə] sweating during water pressure test; leaky elements; water seepage castings

Leakier has vulnerabilities, leaks, leaks (leaky comparison level)

Leakiness['li:kinis] leaks; easy to leak secrets

leaky['li:ki] leaky; flawed

Spring a leak (suddenly) out of the hole, there is a leak; Start leaking water (or electricity leakage, air leakage); Damage (due to overuse), collapse (spring gushing)

lean [li:n] tilt; lean; lean; incline; dependence; lean; poor, poor harvest; lean; lean; tilt; tilt (word derived from the root of the word - clin tilt, oblique, omit c to form lin. By extension, righteousness depends. Reference clean clean)

lean meat

leaned [li:nd] leaned over; leaned; made... emaciated

leant [li:nt] oblique (lean's past tense and done structure = leaned)

leaner [li:nə] lean; poor; concise (comparative); Wash liquid; shoot the ball obliquely in front of the body

learning ['lə:niŋ] tendencies, hobbies; tilt; rely on

leaning tower (tower tower)

Leanness[li:nnis] lean; barren; lacking

left-leaning (left left)

unlean [ʌnli:n] discarded (dropped); (Clear) Remove (un-)

leap [li:p] jump; leap (refer to cheaper chips; lip lips, note the pronunciation)

leap at toward... Pounce; gladly accept (opportunity or advice, etc.) (at orientation)

leaped [li:pt] jump; sudden move (-ed)

leaper ['li:pə] jumper(-er)

Leapfrog ['li:pfrɔg] jumpback game; jump frog game; interactive jump

Leapfrogging['li:pfrɔgiŋ] races to surpass; frogs leap forward

Leaping ['li:piŋ] jumping, jumping; jumping

leapingly['li:piŋli] jumping ground; used for jumping ground (adjective +ly)

Leap in the dark Reckless Action; Blind Risky Act (in the dark in the dark)

Leap of Faith One Hundred and Eighty Degrees of Transformation

Leap out is noticeable

leap over skip

leapt [lept] jump (leap's done structure)

leap year leap year

leap-year leap years

great Leap Great Leap Forward, Great Stride Forward (great Great)

great leap forward Great Leap Forward (China's economic plan from 1958 to 1960)

look before you leap think twice

learn [lə:n] learn; learn; recognize; learn (earn earn; get)

learnable ['lə:nəbl] learnable; learnable; learnable; learnable(-able)

learnability[,lə:nə'biliti] learnability;

learn a lesson (lesson lesson; Lessons learned)

learn and live to learn; learn endlessly (live life)

learn by heart; memorize; memorize by heart

learn by oneself

Learn by rote; learn mechanically (by passing... Way; rote memorization)

learned [lə:nd] learning; erudite; learned; academic (-ed)

learnedly['lə:nli] academically (adjective +ly)

learner ['lə:nə] beginner; trainee; learner (-er)

Learning ['lə:niŋ] learning; learning; learning; learning

Learn of hear, hear; learn

learnt[lə:nt] learning (learn's past tense and done structure = learned)

Learn the ropes to touch the doorway; find out the inside story; know the inside story (rope)

Distance learning Distance learning; distance distance learning

e-learning e-learning; e-learning (e-related, web-related)

live and learn live to be old, learn to be old; live long, see more (live life)

Motivation to learn Motivation motivation

Never too old to learn. [Proverb] Live to be old, learn to be old.

Quick learner People with strong learning ability (quick agile)

relearn [ri:'lə:n] relearn; re-learn (re-)

unlearn[,ʌn'lə:n] forgets; throws away previous thoughts; removes... Un-)

unlearned[,ʌn'lə:nd] unlearned, uneducated; unlearned;unlearned(-ed)

unlearnt[,ʌn'lə:nt] forget (unlearn's past tense and don structure = unlearned)

leas root Slack, relax (derived from ease relaxed, comfortable), same with lax (example word chalease)

lease[li:s] lease; lease term; leasehold; leasehold; leasehold; Leash;Leash(Leas-Slack; Reference Please Please; Make Happy; Ease Comfortable)

leasable['li:səbl] is available for rent

lease agreement Lease contract (agreement agreement)

leaseback['lis'bæk] sale and leaseback (back return)

leased rental; Rented; Dedicated line: one line (refers to one telephone line connecting two places 24 hours a day)

leasehold['li:shəuld] lease; leasehold; leasehold (hold accommodated)

leaseholder['li:shəuldə] lessor, lessor

leaser['li:sə] lessor; yarn splitter

lease term term

Lessee [le'siː] lessee

lessor [le'sɔ:] lessor

Leasing; (Sue) Lies; Leasing

Leasing company leasing company

Leasing contract lease contract

Leasing manager Leasing Manager

release[ri'li:s] release; release; launch; give; allow publish (re-back; -leas - relax, relax. Etymology is the same as relax)

released;published (of)

releasing release; release action; trip release; release; release; discharge

sublease['sʌbli:s] will... Sublet out; sub-lease (sub-)

underlease['ʌndəli:s] sublease; sublease (under below)

least[li:st]; least (little +st; is the highest level of littlettle); small; least (east east)

leastways['li:stwaiz] anyway; at least (way way of doing)

leastwise['li:stwaiz] [spoken] Anyway, at least (-wise)

At least

leather['leðə] leather; leather goods (weather "weather", something that prevents weather changes)

leatherback ['leðəbæk] leatherback turtle (back back)

leather belt belt

leathercoat ['leðə,kəut] russet winter apple (coat coat)

leathercraft ['leðəkrɑ:ft] leather handicrafts; leather art (craft craft)

leatheret [,leðə'ret] [leather] artificial leather (-et small)

leatherette [,leðə'ret] [leather] artificial leather; fake leather (-ette small)

leather glove gloves

leatherhead ['leðəhed] fool (head head)

leathering ['leðəriŋ] leather sealing packing; leather face; covered with leather

leather jacket (jacket; Jacket)

leatherlike['leðəlaik] like leather (-like)

Leathern ['leðən] leather

Leatherneck ['leðənek] [U.S.] leather neck (nickname for the U.S. Marine Corps); Marine Corps soldier

leatheroid ['leðərɔid] artificial leather; made of artificial leather; artificial leather; paper skin (-oid image... of)

leather shoe shoes

leatherware ['leðəweə] general term for leather goods (ware products)

leatherwear ['leðə,weə] leather clothing (wear clothes)

Leatherworking Leather Processing, Leather Making (Working Work)

leathery ['leðəri] leather-like, leathery; tough as leather (noun +y)

Cowhide leather; cowhide leather

glove leather glove leather (glove glove)

sheep leather sheep leather, [sheep] sheep leather (sheep)

shoeleather ['ʃu:leðə] shoe leather; Running around; Running around (shoe shoes)

softleather['sɔft'leðə] soft leather

leave [li:v] leave; vacation; stay; forget to bring (eave eaves; Cleave cracked; reave snatched; weave weave; heave wheezing; vomiting; heavy heavy)

leave alone Do not disturb; do not interfere; do not care; do not care (alone)

leave a message Message, leave a message (message information)

leave behind; leave; over (behind in the back)

leave (A)for(B) Leave for B (leave A for B)

leave home

leave it at that stop arguing for the time being

leave me alone

leave message Message (message message)

leave of absence; leave; absence;

leave off stop

leave office; leave office; resign (office)

leave out Omit, omit, delete

leaver ['li:və] Departer (often referring to school graduates) (-er)

leave room for... Leave room space

leaves [li:vz] leaf (plural of leaf or three single forms of the verb leaf)

Leave school leaves school, [student] withdraws; returns home from school; [teacher] withdraws (school school)

leave someone in peace

leave-taking ['li:v,teikiŋ] farewell; farewell; farewell speech (take away)

Leaving ['liviŋ] is leaving

annual leave annual vacation (annual)

ask for leave (ask for request)

break one's break

casual leave (casual temporary)

French leave without saying goodbye, quietly leaving; leaving without permission (French French)

left[left] (is the past tense and done structure of the leave); left

Left-over leftovers; something left behind

Maternity leave maternity leave (maternity maternity)

notes left message strip (note note; record)

On leave; on vacation

Overstay one's leave

paid leave paid leave (paid)

put in for leave 请假

School leaver Secondary School Graduates (School School)

sick leave (sick sick)

take French leave without saying goodbye; take away

Take leave Goodbye, Quit

time to leave

wayleave ['weili:v] road use rights; access to land use; compensation fees paid for this purpose; tolls; access road use rights fees (way roads)

leaven ['levn] yeast; starter culture; Potential Effects; Subtle Effects (see Leave; Heavenly Heaven)

leavened ['levənd] plus yeast; make fermentation

leavening ['levniŋ] starter culture; Yeast (also known as leavening agent)

unleavened[,ʌn'levənd] undepressed; unexcited (undone)