How to memorize English words efficiently (j all)

1. J

Jack[dʒæk] Jack (male name)

Jacky['dʒæki] Jack (male name)

jack- means "male; male"

jack[dʒæk] jack; socket; man; Mu Polo, Polo Honey; Hijacking; Male

Jack-a-dandy annoying man; dandy playboy

Jack-a-lent doll; little man; simple-minded man (lent lends)

Jack and Jill Men and Women (Jill Girls)

jackaroo['dʒækə'ru:] novice; inexperienced (cf. jack, kangaroo kangaroo)

Jackass['dʒækæs] male donkey; stupid man (ass donkey; stupid man)

Jackbird['dʒækbə:d] oiled joint;

jackboot['dʒækbu:t] boots; military oppression; tyranny (boot boots)

jackdrill['dʒækdril] rock drill (drill drill)

jack-ended plug (ended)

jacker['dʒækə] jack; socket; man (jack's variant) (-er)

jackfield['dʒækfi:ld] jack plate; plug disc (field field)

jackfruit['dʒækfru:t] wood pineapple (fruit fruit; jack polo honey)

jackhammer['dʒæk,hæmə] hand drill (hammer hammer strike)

Jacking ['dʒækiŋ] hijacking; raising; topping; hunting with a campfire; reprimanding

jackknife['dʒæknaif] folding knife; cut with a folding knife; put... Folding (knife knife)

jackladder['dʒæk'lædə] soft ladder; Ladder ladder

jackleg['dʒækleg] jack struts; unrighteous; immature; substitute (leg: leg)

Jack-leg is unethical; unscrupulous

jacklift['dʒæklift] lifting trolley; lifting bracket (lift lift; crane)

jacklight['dʒæklait] set fish lamp;

Jack of all trades Miscellaneous and unsimpressed; Jack of All Trades

Jack of straw; straw straw

jackpot['dʒækpɔt] jackpot; cumulative bet; very successful (pot pot)

jackpudding['dʒæk'pudiŋ] funny man; pudding puding

jackrabbit['dʒæk,ræbit] long-eared hare (mainly grown in western North America) (rabbit rabbit)

Jack sprat short, dwarf (sprat skinny small)

jackstones ['dʒækstəun] (in the tossing sub-game) small pebbles (or pieces of metal, etc.) (stone stones)

jackstraw['dʒækstrɔ:] Scarecrow;

jackup['dʒækʌp] jack-up platform (jack up; jack up, jack up)

jack-up['dʒækʌp] jack-up rig; grow, rise

Jacky ['dʒæki] sailor, sailor, seafarer

blackjack ['blækdʒæk] (leather) large wine glasses; black leather jugs; blackjack of playing cards; wrapped leather metal sticks; Hit with a stick (black black)

car jack car jack; vehicle lifter (car trolley)

carjacking ['kɑ:,dʒækiŋ] carjacking (hijacking a car with a gun) ;( when hijacking a car) robs the driver of his belongings

Cheap-jack['tʃi:pdʒæk] hawker (cheap cheap)

crackajack ['krækə,dʒæk] outstanding(of); competent(of); superior (of) (crack best)

crackerjack ['krækə,dʒæk] excellent thing; Outstanding; Superior (Cracker Master)

flapjack['flæp,dʒæk] small powder box; flapjacks, large thin pancakes (flap patting)

handjack['hænddʒæk] manual jack; manual lifter (hand hand)

highjack ['haidʒæk] snatching (cargo in transit); robbery (moving cars, boats, planes) (high)

highjacker['haidʒækə] robber, robber (-er)

hijack robbery; oiling; Roadblocks; intimidation; blackmail (hi, jack!) greeting people is the equivalent of "Raise your hand!"). ”

hijacker['haidʒækə] robber; robber (hi greeting)

Hoisting jacks; hoisting lifts

jumping jack jumping dolls, bouncing (using wire to pull toys that can jump or dance); [sports] jumping sports; Split-legged jump (also known as side-straddle hop); [slang] horse ass essence (jump jump)

lazy-jack flexion crane (lazy lazy)

lifting jack jack; Cranes; Lifter (lifting)

phone jack handset jack; earpiece plug hole (phone phone)

rack-jack rack rack

shipjack['ʃip dʒæk] ship lifter (ship ship)

skyjack['sjaudʒæk] hijacking; hijacking in the air (sky sky)

skyjacker['sjau,dʒækə] hijacker (-er)

slapjack['slæpdʒæk] pancakes; a card game (slap slap)

timberjack['timbədʒæk] [U.S.] lumberjack; timber timber

union jack Flag of the United Kingdom

jacket ['dʒækit] coat; Jackets; To give... Wearing jackets; short coats; short tops; jackets (jack men; -et small, i.e. small pendants worn on men)

Jacket crown (artificial crown of teeth) (crown crown)

jacketed['dʒækitid] with jacket; jacketed (-ed)

jacketing ['dʒækitiŋ] coat; whipping; To give... Wear a short top

Air jacket air jacket; inflatable life jacket (air air)

bluejacket ['blu:,dʒækit] sailor; sailor (blue blue)

book jacket (book book)

cable jacket cable housing; cable sleeve (cable cable)

carjack carjacking (car car)

Carjacker robbed cars by force; robbed drivers of their belongings

Cooling jacket [machine] cooling sleeve (cooling cooling)

Cooling water jacket cooling water jacket

crackajack outstanding; Competent; Superior; Outstanding; competent; Superior = crackerjack

crackerjack Great Thing; Extremely Capable Man; Outstanding; Superior (crack blast)

dejacket dehulling (de-)

dejacketer molting device; Desorption device (-er)

dinner jacket evening dress; tailless dress; small dress; dress jacket (dinner dinner)

Down jacket down jacket, duck down tunic (down fluff)

dust jacket( dust dust)

flapjack small powder box; flapjacks, large thin pancakes (flap patting; jack hawkers)

fonejacke Prank Phone (fone phone; jack man)

Heating jacket (heating heating; heating)

leather jacket leather

lifejacket['laifdʒækit] life jacket (life life)

skiing jacket ski jacket (skiing ski)

sports jacket hunting outfit; casual tops; tweed blazer (sports sports)

steamjacket ['sti:m,dʒækit] steam sleeve; steam jacket;steam steam)

straightjacket ['streit, dʒækit] tights; restraints (straight and direct)

water jacket (water water)

Waterproof jacket; waterproof jacket (waterproof impermeable)

Yellow jacket Yellow coat; Little Hornet (yellow yellow)

jade[dʒeid] jade; jade; jasper; old horse; Slut; making tired; making tired (jewelry; trade trade; shade shadows)

jade article

jade bracelet, jade bracelet (bracelet bracelet)

jade carving (carving carving)

jaded ['dʒeidid] weary; tired; Tired; become tired; exhausted (-ed)

jade green emerald green, jade (green green)

jade-green emerald; light green

jade ring[dʒeid riŋ] jade ring (jade; ring ring)

jadeite ['dʒeidait] jadeite;

jade stone[stəun] jadeite (stone stone)

jadestone['dʒeid,stəun] jade; jadeite

jade white jade white (white white)

jadish['dʒeidiʃ] inferior; worthless; inferior; exhausted (-ish)

jadishly['dʒeidiʃli] worthlessly; inferiorly (adjective +ly)

jadishness['dʒeidiʃnis] worthless; evil (-ness)

Jady ['dʒeidi] is jade-like

black jade (black black)

Green jade; jasper (green green)

white jade white jade (white white)

jail[dʒeil] prison; prison; detention center; imprisonment; imprisonment (see judge judge; fail failure; tail tail)

Jailable['dʒeiləbl] is incarcerated

jailbird['dʒeilbə:d] prisoner; repeat offender;

jailbreak['dʒeilbreik] jailbreak (break break)

Jailed ['dʒeild] imprisonment; imprisonment, detention

Jailer ['dʒeilə] jailer, the person guarding the prison

jaileress ['dʒeləris] female jailer, female prison guard;

jailhouse['dʒeilhaus] prison (house house)

Jailor['dʒeilə] jailer, the person guarding the prison

jam[dʒæm] jam; crowding; dilemma; dunk; [Beauty] records, tapes; music (reference ham; cram stuffed; filled. i.e. crushing the fruit to make "jam")

jam-jar['dʒæmdʒɑ:] jam jar (jar jar)

Jamless['dʒæmlis] is not easily blocked

Jammed [dʒæmd] clogged; crowded; rolled; clogged

Jammer['dʒæmə] jammer transmitter; U-shaped wire core brace

jamming ['dʒæmiŋ] interference; blocking; inhibition; Tucked in

jammy ['dʒæmi] glued to jam;

Jam-pack tight, stuffed breathless; put... Pack stuffed

jam-packed stuffed; stuffed; packed (packed full of... of)

jampot ['dʒæmpɔt] jam bottle (pot jar)

jamproof [electronic] anti-proof

Jam-up (traffic) congested, congested; (sales, production, etc.) stopped, suspended

antijamming anti-interference; anti-interference; anti-interference

Body jam aerobic dance; dance forest walk (body body)

logjam ['lɔɡdʒæm] deadlock; (river channel, etc.) blocked by logs; stagnation; crowding (log log)

traffic jam, traffic jam

unjammed [ʌn'dʒæmd] unblocked(undone)

jamb [dʒæm] ore pillar, side pillar; door and window side walls (see lamb)

Jambe column; side column = jamb

Jambo Rock Drilling Locomotive; DrillIng Truck; Hello! (East African greeting;-o exclamation)

doorjamb ['dɔ:dʒæm] door (side) column; door frame border (door door)

January / Jan. ['dʒænjuəri] January

Japan[dʒə'pæn] Japan (East Asian country name. Refer to pan pan)

Japanese[,dʒæpə'ni:z] Japanese(people);Japanese; Japanese:Japanese(-ese)

Japanesque[,dʒæpə'nesk] Japanese; Japanese-style things (-esque... (of)

Japanophile['dʒæpənəufail] pro-Japanese faction; people who worship Japan (-phile hobby)

AntiJapan War (anti-;war)

Nipponese[,nip'ni:z] [Nichiji] Japanese; Japanese (-ese)

Nisei['ni:'sei] was an educated second-generation Japanese immigrant who grew up in North America (especially the United States); Americans whose parents were Japanese immigrants

Sino-Nipponese Summit China-Japan Meeting (Sino-China; summit summit)

jar[dʒɑ:] jar; jar; jar; vibrating; harshness; conflict; inconsistency; shock; harshness; irritation; making vibration (onomatopoeia, word from Arabic, clay pot. Reference car trolley)

jardiniere[,ʒɑ:di'njeə] [French] vase; flower trellis; flower pot rack; large pot holder

jarful['dʒa:,ful] bottle;

Jarring is discordant; harsh; rolling; rolling; conflict; shaking; shock; conflict; conflict; piercing

Cookie jar cookie jar (cookie cookie)

gas-jar gas cylinder (gas gas)

glass jar glass jar, glass jar

jasmine ['dʒæsmin] jasmine; light yellow (from Persian yasmin jasmine)

Jasmine, a plant of the jasmine genus; jasmine

jasmine flower jasmine tea, jasmine (flower flower)

jasmine tea jasmine tea; fragrant tablets (tea tea)

winter jasmine spring flowers; winter jasmine (winter winter)

jessamine mari (=jasmine);

jaunt [dʒɔːnt] hiking; day trips; excursions; excursions (cf. journal)

jaw[dʒɔ:] jaw; chin; narrow entrance; lesson; nagging (etymology with chewing; reference to drew paintings)

jawbone['dʒɔ:bəun] jawbone; (financial) credit; jawbone; Buy on credit (bone bones)

Jawboned['dʒɔ:bəund] lobbying; bought on credit

Jawboning convincing; to... exerting influence; Strong appeal

jawbreaker['dʒɔ:,breikə] difficult to pronounce words; large pieces of hard candy (breaker circuit breaker)

Jaw-dropping refers to the extremely surprising, appalling (dropping casually leaked out)

jawed[dʒɔ:d] jawed; jawed; Chatter away

Jawfall['dʒɔ:fɔ:l] mandibular dislocation (fall fall)

jaw-jaw['dʒɔ:'dʒɔ:] chattering; lengthy and tedious discussions; long talks; lengthy and tedious discussions

jawlike['dʒɔ:laik] like chin; jaw like (-like)

Jawline['dʒɔ:lain] Shape of chin; contour of jaw (line line)

crackjaw ['krækdʒɔ:] difficult to pronounce; abnormal; crack crack

lockjaw['lɔkdʒɔ:] tetanus;

square-jawed square jaw, square chin

stickjaw ['stikdʒɔ:] sticky and hard-to-chew foods (such as candy, pudding, etc.) (stick sticking)

jazz[dʒæz] jazz, jazz dance; boisterous; wandering; playing jazz; making lively

jazzercise['dʒæzəsaiz] (accompanied by jazz) jazz gymnastics, jazz exercise exercises

Jazzily['dʒæzəli] unrestrainedly; jazzy; fiercely

Jazziness['dʒæzinis] jazz, jazz dance; noisy

jazzist['dʒæzist] jazz music lovers; Jazz musician

Jazzman ['dʒæzmæn] jazz musician (man man)

Jazznik Jazz Fans (-Nik Obsessed with... of people)

jazz-rock (a mixture of jazz and rock rhythms) jazz rock (rock rock)

jazzy['dʒæzi] jazzy; unrestrained; fancy (noun +y)

Jealous ['dʒeləs] jealous; suspicious; fearful of losing; guarded (derived from zealous zealous, enthusiastic, i.e., "overzealous"). Reference jell stereotype; condensation)

Jealously['dʒeləsli] jealously; suspiciously

Jealousness['dʒeləsnis] jealousy; jealousy; jealousy

jealousy['dʒeləsi] jealousy; jealousy; vigilance

unjealous[ʌn'dʒeləs] is not jealous; Not jealous

Jeans ['dʒi:nz] jeans

Jeans['dʒi:n] jeans; cotton-twill

Ject root comes from the Latin word for throw, cast, meaning "tossed, thrown; shot; placed"

jection ['dʒekʃən] injection; integration penetration

abject ['æbdʒekt] despicable; pathetic; unfortunate (ab-away, -ject thrown, i.e. thrown away)

abjectly ['æbdʒektli] miserably; despicable; not self-loving

abjection [æb'dʒekʃən] downcast; abandonment; meanness; humiliation

Abjective [æb'dʒektiv] frustrating; unfortunate

adjective ['ædʒiktiv] adjective; subordinate; adjective (ad-add; trend)

adjectival [,ædʒek'taivəl] adjective of

adjectivally[,ædʒek'taivəli] as adjective land; adjective-like

bijection [bai'dʒekʃən] [number] bi-double shot (bi-double; two)

bijective [bai'dʒektiv] [number] double-shot

bijectivity[bai,dʒek'tiviti] bi-beam

Conject Speculation; Speculation, Planning, Planning (Con-Together)

Conjecturable can be guessed, conjecturable

Conjecture speculate; conjecture; conjecture; speculate

Conjectural speculates; good speculates

deject [di'dʒekt] make... Discouragement; discouragement; Frustrated; discouraged (de-down)

dejecta[di'dʒektə] [plural] excreta, feces (de-down)

dejected [di'dʒektid] frustrated, discouraged; deject

dejectedly [di'dʒektidli] frustrated; discouraged

dejectile[di'dʒektl] projectile; Bombers

dejection [di'dʒekʃən] depressed; feces

disject makes scatter; tears apart (dis-)

Disjection cracked; dispersed

eject [i'dʒekt] jet; expulsion, eviction (e-outward)

ejecta[i'dʒektə] ejecta;

ejectable[i'dʒektəbl] expulsion; excretory; shelling

ejectamenta[i,dʒektə'mentə] ejecta;

ejected[i'dʒektid] shot; expelled; released; Spray; expel

ejecter[i'dʒektə] remover; ejector

ejection [i'dʒekʃən] ejection; discharge

ejective [i'dʒektiv] ejective; expulsion; release; [Phonetics] burst consonants; external pops

ejectment [i'dʒektmənt] banishment; deprivation; squirting; litigation for recovery of immovable property

ejector [i'dʒektə] [machine] injector; expeller; ejector; ejector; ejector; ejector;

inject[in'dʒekt] injection; injection (in entry)

injecta[in'dʒektə] injection

injectable[in'dʒektəbl] injectable; vascular injection

injectability; ability ability

injectant[in'dektnt] infusion

injected[in'dʒektid] injected; hypervenous

injecter[in'dʒektə] injection, injection; perfusion; congestion

Injection [in'dʒekʃən] injection; injection; hyperemia; injection into orbit

injective[in'dʒektiv] [number] is intrinsically, unintended;

injector[in'dekt] syringe;syringe;water injector;water

interject[,intə'dʒekt] interrupts; suddenly inserted, interjected (inter-)

interjection[,intə'dʒekʃən] [language] exclamations; interjection[,intə'dʒekʃən] interjection; interjection; abrupt vocalizations

interjectional[,intə'dʒekʃənl] (words, etc.) inserted; There are exclamations; there are interjections

Introject fusion; absorb, ingest; make others attitude or outside

introjection input; intro-entry

object object; reject; Object; Object; Object; Object; put forth... As a reason for objection (ob-opposite, on the contrary, i.e. placed in front of the target or object)

objectify [əb'dʒektifai] to make concretization, to objectify; embodiment (-fy makes... (

Objectification objectification; objectification

objection [əb'dʒekʃən] objection, objection; defect, shortcoming; obstruction; grounds for refusal

Objectionable nasty; objectionable; objectionable

Objectionableness objections

Objectionably dissentfully

objective objective; objective; objective; objective; Purpose; Objective; [Light] Objective; Binger

objectiveness[əb'dʒektivnis] objectivity

objectively[əb'dʒektivli] objectively

objectivism [əb'dʒektivizəm] (philosophical or literary) Objectivism; objectivity; objectivity; Emphasize the tendency to recognize elements objectively or externally

objectivity [,ɔbdʒek'tivəti] objectivity; objectivity

objectless ['ɔbdʒiktlis] aimless; no obscuring view; no object

objector [əb'dʒektə] objector;

project[prə'dʒekt] engineering; project; design; plan; expression; projection; launch; projection; Engineering; Career (pro-forward; -ject pitch; shoot)

projected [prə'dʒektid] projected, projected; planned

projectile[prəu'dʒektil] projectile; thrown; for projectile; projectile; projectile; auto-propelled weapon (-ile)

projecting stands out; sticks out; Make it stand out; plan; launch

projection[prəu'dʒekʃən] projection; planning; prominence; launch; speculation

Projectionist projectionist; television technician; cartographer; film projectionist

projective [prəu'dʒektiv] projected; projected; reflective subjective

projector[prəu'dʒektə] projector; projector; searchlight; designer

projecture [prə'dʒektʃə] protrusions; projections

reject [ri'dʒekt] reject; exclude; resist; discard; Abandoned objects or people; inferior (re-back, backward; -ject throw, throw, i.e. throw backwards, backwards extension)

rejectable[ri'dʒektəbl] rejected; rejectable

rejectamenta waste; excreta; floating matter

rejected[ri'dʒektid] rejected; unqualified; Reject, reject

rejected material [environmental] scrap; non-conforming material; material material

rejected product; scrap; reject product

rejectee[ri, dʒek'ti:] rejected; eliminated; unqualified for military service

rejecter[ri'dʒektə] vetoer; rejecter; abandoner

rejection [ri'dʒekʃən] abandonment; rejection; what is abandoned; capping

rejective [ri'dʒektiv] rejected; rejected

rejector[ri'dʒektə] separator; band rejection filter; rejector =rejecter

subject ['sʌbdʒikt] subject; subject; subject; subject; subject; sub- (sub-, literally thrown below, i.e. subdued, controlled, national, subject. (by extension)

Subjectability Subject; Subject; Subject; National

subjected ['sʌbdʒiktid] to make suffering; to make subordinate; to be subjected to... effect

subjection [səb'dʒəkʃən] subordination; obedience; conquest

subjective [səb'dʒektiv] subjective; personal; conscious

subjectively [səb'dʒektivli] subjectively; imaginatively; introspectively

subjectiveness Subjective; subjective things

Subjectivism Subjectivism; Subjectivity

subjectivist [səb'dʒektivist] subjectivist; subjectivist

subjectivity [,sʌbdʒek'tivəti] subjectivity, subjectivity

subjectless ['sʌbdʒiktlis] untitled; untitled

surjection[sə:'dʒekʃən] [math] full shot (sur-up)

surjective[sə:'dʒektiv] full shot

jeep['dʒi:p] jeep (transliteration. Reference keep, sleep)

jerk [dʒə:k] muscle twitches; eccentric people; spasms; sharp pulls; jerk pulls; bumpy travels (see clerk clerk)

jerked meat air-dried beef strips, jerky (meat meat)

Jerker['dʒə:kə] small single-cylinder piston pump; customs inspector; muscle twitch

Jerkily['dʒə:kili] spasmodically; bumpily

Jerkiness['dʒə:kinis] jerky; spasm

Jerking[dʒə:kiŋ] bumps; shakes; bumps

jerky['dʒə:ki] cramped; sharp; unstable; Beef jerky (noun + y)

Herky-jerky bumpy; pulling

knee-jerk['ni:dʒə:k] subconsciously, automatically responds to knee-jerk[knee]; knee reflex (knee)

Jesus ['dʒi:zəs] Jesus (founder of Christianity); Jesse (male name)

jesuit ['dʒezjuit] Jesuit; the insidious man (Jesus Jesus)

Jesuitic [,dʒezju'itik] jesuit; hypocritical and cunning

Jesuitical [,dʒezju'itik] hypocritical; insidious

Jesuitism ['dʒezjuitizəm] cunning; pun intended

jesuitize ['dʒezjuitaiz] makes it insidious; makes it a Jesuit; Become insidious; become a Jesuit

Jesuitry ['dʒezjuitri] is cunning; sinister; Jesuit doctrine

Jesuits ['dʒezjuits] Jesuits; Jesuits

bejesus [bi'dʒi:zəs] OH MYAH (be yes)

jet [dʒet] jet, nozzle; jet aircraft; black jade (word derived from -ject shot)

Jetable disposables, disposable, disposable

Jetabout ['dʒetə'baut] People traveling around in jet planes (about around)

Jetavator ['dʒetəveitə] (on rockets) jet deflection rudder; gas rudder; jet deflector

jet-black black and shiny; inky black; black jade (black black)

Jetboat ['dʒetbəut] (jet engine driven) jet boat (boat boat)

jetcrete ['dʒetkri:t] sprayed concrete (-crete=concrete concrete)

jetfoil ['dʒetfɔil] jet water wing boat; jet hydrofoil boat; jet aircraft (foil metal sheet)

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

Jet-lagged for the phenomenon of jet lag; planes are delayed (lag lag)

Jetliner ['dʒet,lainə] jetliner (liner flight)

jetocopter ['dʒetə,kɔptə] jet helicopter (copter helicopter)

jetometer [dʒe'tɔmi:tə] lubricating oil corrosion tester (-meter)

Jet pack jet engine assembly (pack backpack)

Jet pipe spray pipe; pipe pipe

Jet plane

jetport['dʒetpɔ:t] jet airfield, jet air station (port port)

jet-prop ['dʒet'prɔp] with turboprop engines; turboprop-propelled airliners (prop support)

Jet-propelled jet propulsion; jet engine propulsion; [spoken] extreme horsepower (propel propulsion)

Jetsam ['dʒetsəm] cargo drifting to the coast; abandoned cargo; cargo abandoned by [water transport] ships in distress

Jet-set['dʒetset] jet class; for jet class; suitable for the broad guys

Jet-setter A rich guy traveling around in a jet; a celebrity figure

Jet-setting of the broad-eyed; setting environment of the jet tourism industry

jet ski['dʒet,ski:] jet ski or ski ski

jet-ski jet ski (or water ski); Jet skiing (refers to driving a jet vehicle to the surface at high speed)

Jet stream rapids, jet streams; jet streams (stream streams)

Jetted ['dʒetid] decorated in black marble

Jetting ['dʒetiŋ] jetting; squirting; injection

Jettison ['dʒetisən] abandonment (abandonment of cargo in shipwreck to reduce load);

jetty ['dʒeti] dark shiny, coal jade-like; Docks; breakwaters; Stretch out (noun + y)

Jetway['dʒetwei] boarding lane (way road)

aerojet ['eərəudʒet] jet engines, jet aircraft; air jets (aero aircraft)

Air jet [chemical] air jet (air air)

fanjet['fændʒet] blower jet engine;

gas-jet gas jet, gas lamp flame; gas nozzle (gas gas)

gunjet ['ɡʌn dʒet] gun gun (gun gun)

inkjet ['iŋkdʒet] inkjet; inkjet printer (ink ink)

inkjet printer; inkjet printer

megajet jetliner (mega mega)

ramjet ['ræmdʒet] [aviation] ramjet engine (ram packing; cram stuffed)

superjet ['sju:pədʒet] supersonic jet (super-)

turbojet ['tə:bəudʒet] turbojet (turbo turbocharger)

Water jet water spray; water jet

Jew [dʒu:] Jews; Jews; scrooges; Deception; Haggling (see dew dew)

Jew-baiter persecutors of the Jews (baiter persecutors)

Jew-baiting persecuted the Jews; persecuted the Jews

Jewess ['dʒu:is] Jewish woman (-ess)

Jewish ['dʒu:iʃ] Jewish; Jewish; Jewish; Jewish; Jewish; Judaism (-ish)

Jewishly ['dʒu:iʃli] Jewish way

Jewishness ['dʒu:iʃnis] Jewishness; Jewish identity

Jewry['dʒuəri] Jew

Judaic [dʒu:'deiik] Jewish; Jewish

judaica [dʒu:'deiikə] [plural] Jewish documents and artifacts

Judaical Jewish; Jewish = Judaic

anti-Semite [,ænti'si:mait] anti-Semite, anti-Semite, anti-Semite

rich as a Jew very rich, extremely wealthy, with a lot of property (rich; as image)

Jewel ['dʒu:əl] Jewel (female name)

jewel ['dʒu:əl] gemstones; Jeweled with jewelry (jew Jews)

jeweled ['dʒu:əld] jeweled (noun +ed)

jeweler ['dʒuələ] jeweler; gemmaker; watchmaker; watchmaker

Jeweller ['dʒuələ] jeweler; watchmaker, gemmaker

jewellery ['dʒu:əlri] jewelry (-ery)

jewel-like; gemstone-like

jewelry['dʒu:əlri] jewelry; jewelry

Jewelry store; gold and silver hand jewelry store (store store)

bejewel[bi'dʒu:əl] will... Jewelry (be yes)

bejeweled [bi'dʒu:əld] decorated with gemstones; Jewelry

Costume jewelry (costume full costume)

jig [dʒiɡ] fixture; jig dance; jig; Note the pronunciation)

Jigger Scooter; Measuring Cups; Gadgets; Stop

jigging ['dʒiɡiŋ] jigging;

jiggle flick; jiggle; (make) rock left and right; nudge (-le table repeatedly)

Jigling vibration; jitter; rapid movement; jitter; jitter; flicker

Jiggly was unstable; shaky; flirtatious

jiggy ['dʒiɡi] active; agitated (noun +y)

jigsaw['dʒigsɔ] puzzle toy; line saw; Sawing with a line saw

jigsaw puzzle puzzle toy (puzzle puzzle; puzzle)

jigsaw['dʒigsɔː] (children's) puzzle toy; Sawing with a line (jig rocking, fixture; saw sawing)

jigsaw puzzle puzzle toy (puzzle puzzle; puzzle)

Jill ['dʒil] Jill (female name)

jill [dʒil] maiden; lover (cf. gill girl; girl girl)

Jillaroo ranch female apprentice

Jack and jill Men and Women (Jack Men)

jilt [dʒilt] abandonment (lover; Dumping; abandoning lovers (especially women who play with men) (from jill maidens; -t past participle endings)

jive[dʒaiv] swing dance; cryptic; swing dance; coaxing; teasing; playing (cf. joy, joke, -ive live)

job['dʒɔb] work; Employment (see Bob Flathead; Rob Robbery; Sob Crying Complaint)

Job advertisements;job advertisements (ad. advertisements)

job application (application application)

jobation ['dʒəu'beiʃən] lengthy exhortation to condemn(-ion)

Job board workbench; job site (board board)

job description Job Description

jobber['dʒɔbə] wholesaler; Fraudsters for personal gain; false public servants (-er)

jobbery['dʒɔbəri]

job function Job function, job overview (function function)

job-hop['dʒɔbhɔp] (frequent) job change; job change; frequent job hopping

job-hopper['dʒɔbhɔpə] job-hopper(-er)

job-hopping ['dʒɔbhɔpiŋ] job hopping;

Jobbing ['dʒɔbiŋ] contractors; hired to contract prescribed work; odd jobs

jobholder['dʒɔb,həuldə(r)] civil servants;

job-hunt['dʒɔb,hʌnt] job hunting;

jobhunter['dʒɔbhʌntə] job seeker, job seeker (-er)

job-hunting['dʒɔb,hʌntiŋ] job hunting

job interview Job interview (interview interview)

jobless ['dʒɔblis] unemployed, unemployed;

jobless rate Unemployment rate

jobless recovery

joblessness ['dʒɔblisnis] unemployment(-ness)

job market; job market; job market

Jobmaster [English] (short taxi horse) carriage shop owner (master owner)

job offer; job offer (offer letter of acceptance)

job opportunity, opportunity opportunity

job performance; performance performance

job search; job search; job search

Job security Job security; occupational security

jobseeker ['dʒɔbsi:kə] job seeker (seek pursuit;-er)

job-share['dʒɔb'ʃeə] division of labor (share sharing)

Job-sharing shift system; rotational work

job shop processing workshop (shop shop)

Jobsite ['dʒɔb,sait] site site; site location

Jobsworth ['dʒɔbzwəθ]

job title title; title title

Job training Vocational training; job training (training training)

job vacancy Career vacancy, vacancy vacancy

job-waiting

jobwork['dʒɔbwə:k]

blowjob ['bləudʒɔb] blow horn

current job, current job (current current)

Good job [gud dʒɔb] good job; did a great job (good good)

great job great; well done (great great)

land-jobber real estate speculators; real estate agents (land land)

Nose job Nose Plastic Surgery (Nose Nose)

on job incumbent

on-the-job

part-time job

Snow job Rhetoric (snow snow)

stockjobber ['stɔk,dʒɔbə] securities firm; stockbroker; stock speculator

stockjobbing ['stɔk,dʒɔbiŋ] stock trading; speculation (stock stock)

joc root joke, with jok (example word look up joke)

Jocose witty; joking (-ose adjective suffix)

Jocosely wittily; jokingly

Jocosity witty; just kidding

Jocular loves to joke; joke; funny (joc with jok, -ular adjective suffix)

Jocularly quipped; comically

Jocularity funny; humorous; witty words and deeds

Jocund was cheerful; happy

Jocundity Joy; Joy

Josh teasing; joking

join root join; join (example word look join)

join [dʒɔin] join (long time); join; join; join (refer to coin; in entry)

joinable ['dʒɔinəbl] connectable;

join battle (with...) to begin a battle (or match, debate) (battle battle)

joinder ['dʒɔində] connection; union; confluence; convergence; joint action; joint action; joint action; concurrent processing

joiner['dʒɔinə] binder;conjugate; Joiner, little carpenter (-er)

joinery['dʒɔinəri] joinery craft (or trade); joinery products (e.g. doors, windows, etc.) (-ery)

join forces; force forces

join forces with union;

join hands hand in hand, join hands, join hands (hand hands)

join hands with handshake; united

join in (short time) to participate

joining ['dʒɔiniŋ] connection; seams; joiners: grand union (of the organizations).

join the army

Join the club; we are all the same [referring to being in a bad situation] (club club)

Join the party; pity for the sick (party gathering)

join together; join together

Join up Unite; Connect; Join the Army

joint [dʒɔint] joint; seam; joint, junction point (reference point point)

jointed ['dʒɔintid] with seams; sections, sections; Connect, Laminate (-ed)

jointress['dʒɔintris] (law) Women with widow's property rights (-ess women)

jointure ['dʒɔintʃə] inheritance of widows;

joint-venture joint ventures

adjoin[ə'dʒɔin] with... Contiguous, connected, adjacent, close, close, close (ad-direction; proximity)

adjoining [ə'dʒɔiniŋ] contiguous; contiguous; adjacency

balljoint ['bɔ:l,dʒɔint] [anatomy] of the ball socket (or clubbular) joint; [mechanical] ball-socket joint; ball-socket joint (ball ball)

butt-joint head-to-head welding; butt butt butt)

conjoin [kən'dʒɔin] binding;linking; Make a union; make a union (con-)

conjoined[kɔn'dʒɔind] conjugated;

conjoint[kɔn'dʒɔint] connected; common

conjointly[kɔn'dʒɔintli] commonly; conjointly (adjective +ly)

corner joint [build] elbow joint; corner joint (corner corner)

cross joint cross

disjoin[dis'dʒɔin] to separate, to make separation, to put ... Separate, make scattered, disassemble, disassemble (dis-)

disjoint[dis'dint] dismantled;dis-disused

disjointed[dis'dʒɔintid] joint dislocation (or dissociation), dislocation, disjointed (-ed)

disjointedly[dis'dʒɔintidli] incoherently; normal order is disrupted (adjective +ly)

disjointedness[dis'dʒɔintidnis] dislocation (adjective +ness)

enjoin[in'dʒɔin] command; command; command; exhortation (en-)

enjoinder[in'dʒɔində] prohibits; command

hip joint hip hip

knee joint [anatomy] knee joint; knee knee

rejoin[ri:'dʒɔin] repolysed; rejoined; defended; answered (re-)

Rejoinder [ri'dʒɔində] rebutted;

subjoin [,sə'dʒɔin] 附加;增補(sub-)

shoulder joint shoulder joint

unjoint [,ʌn'dʒɔint] to break the joints;

Water-joint Watertight connector

Jok root joke, deformed into joc (word from joy happy. Example word lookjoke)

joke [dʒəuk] joke, joke; laughing stock (word derived from joy happy. Reference coke coke; broke break)

Jokebook['dʒəukbuk] Jokebook (book book)

Joker['dʒəukə] A joker; a witty person; a funny person (-er)

Jokesmith['dʒəuksmiθ] joke maker; joke teller; comedy writer (-smith... Craftsman)

Jokester['dʒəukstə] likes jokers (–ster do... of people)

joking['dʒəukiŋ] joking; joking

jokingly['dʒəukiŋli] jokingly; Playing around; Jokingly (adjective +ly)

jokey['dʒəuki] funny; playful (noun +y)

Bad joke cold joke (bad bad)

Beyond a joke [colloquial] is not a joke; something that needs to be taken seriously (beyond)

Crack a joke joke; tell a joke (crack break)

Don’t play a joke on me. Don't make jokes about me; don't tease me

In jokes playfully; jokingly

Make a joke Joke, Tell a Joke (make)

Make jokes about sb make someone a laughingstock; make fun of someone

Play a joke (play play)

Play a joke on someone teasing someone; yes... Prank; open... The joke

Practical joke pranks (practical practice)

a standing joke joke; joke (standing long)

tell jokes Tell jokes

journ root day (of the workload); day (more examples of the word look up jordanal)

adjourn adjourn; postponement; change of place; postponement (ad-go; onward)

adjourning dissolution period; suspension phase; postponement; discontinue... of meetings

adjournment adjournment, postponement;

sojourn ['sɔdʒə:n] stay; sojourn; sojourn; so-=sub-)

sojourner ['sɔdʒə:nə] sojourner; sojourner

journal ['dʒə:nəl] daily newspaper, magazine; journal; ledger (-journ day, the newspaper of the "daily" is required to complete the daily workload)

jour newspapers, magazines; diaries (abbreviations)

journalese [,dʒə:nə'li:z] news style;

journaling['dʒə:nliŋ] log; registration; registration

journalise ['dʒə:nəlaiz] [English] put... Write in a journal; record it in a journal; Keep a diary; work in journalism

journalism ['dʒə:nəlizəm] journalism, journalism; newspapers and magazines

journalist ['dʒə:nəlist] journalist;

journalistic ['dʒə:nəlistik] journalistic, journalistic

journalistically['dʒə:nəlistikli] pressed; by means of news

journalize [beauty]['dʒə:nəlaiz] Write in a journal and record it in the journal

journalizing['dʒə:nəlaiziŋ] journal entry; Keep a diary

Journalization Compilation of entries; journalization; transcription

e-journal e-journal, e-magazine;

file journalization file

photojournalism photojournalism, photojournalism work (photo photo)

photojournalist Photojournalist (-ist)

journey['dʒə:ni] travel; itinerary (-journ - i.e. one-day round trip)

journeyman ['dʒə:nimən] skilled worker; short-term worker; worker who has completed his apprenticeship (man man)

journeyman teacher trial teacher, temporary teacher teacher

journeywork ['dʒə:niwə:k] employment work; boring work; short work; casual work

Go on a journey to travel

Have a good journey and have a nice trip

Make a journey (make; make)

on the journey in the journey

Safe journey all the way; safe travel (safe)

Joy['dʒɔi] Joey (female name)

joy['dʒɔi] Happy; happy (etymology with jokes)

joyance ['dʒɔiəns] [Old] Happy; happy; joy (-ance)

joyancy['dʒɔiənsi] [old language] Happy; happy; rejoicing (-ancy)

Joybells['dʒɔibelz] celebration bell;

joybook['dʒɔibuk] laptop (book book)

joyful ['dʒɔiful] joyful; pleasing (noun + ful)

Joyfully ['dʒɔifuli] happily, joyfully (adjective +ly)

joyfulness ['dʒɔifulnis] Happy (adjective +ness)

joyland['dʒɔilænd] Carnival Valley;

joyless['dʒɔilis] unhappy, unhappy (-less)

joylessly['dʒɔilisli] unhappy (adjective +ly)

joylessness['dʒɔilisnis] unhappiness (-ness)

joyous ['dʒɔiəs] delightful; full of joy = joyful(-ous)

joyously ['dʒɔiəsli] happily (adjective +ly)

joyousness ['dʒɔiəsnis] Happy;

joypad['dʒɔipæd] controller settings; handle (pad pad)

joypop['dʒɔipɔp] drug abuse; subcutaneous drugs; addictive drugs (pop prevalence)

joypopper ['dʒɔi,pɔpə] [beauty] occasional drug users; uninxigated drug users (-er)

joyride['dʒɔiraid] driving a car (especially by stealing a car) ;( reckless) in pursuit of pleasure (ride riding)

joyrider['dʒɔiraidə] Man driving a car (-er)

joystick ['dʒɔistik] joystick, control lever (stick stick)

joystick port joystick port

joyswitch['dʒɔi switʃ] control control switch

enjoy[in'dʒɔi] enjoy;love(en-)

enjoyable[in'dʒɔiəbl] happy;

enjoyably[in'dʒɔiəbli] happily; fun; hedonically (adjective +ly)

enjoyment[in'dʒɔimənt] Enjoyment; fun (-ment)

killjoy['kildʒɔi] a disparaging person;

overjoy[,əuvə'dʒɔi] makes ecstasy; makes all the people very happy (over-)

overjoyed[əuvə'dʒɔid] ecstatic; extremely happy (-ed)

be-joyful[əubi'dʒɔiful] [slang] intoxicating liquor, spirits

jolly['dʒɔili] pleasant; joyful (joll=joy; Noun +y)

Jolly fellow Happy Guy, Funny Guy (fellow guy)

jollification[,dʒɔilifikeiʃən] Joy, bustle (-ion)

jollity['dʒɔiliti] happy, happy, joyful; fun (-ty)

Tears of joy Tears of Joy

With joy rejoicing

Jud root comes from the Latin word meaning to judge, the table "judgment; ruling; law", with jur, jus

Judah (biblical) Judah; a descendant of Judah

Judaic Jewish; Jewish (-a-connection symbol)

Judaise Judaization; Judaism; Judaization; Judaization; Judaize

Judaism Judaism; (collectively) Jewish; Judaism

Judaist judaist; a person who reveres the customs of Judaism

Judas (on the door) peeps hole; (Judas) betrays his friends, traitor

jude (the new testament book of the Bible)

Judean is Jewish; Jewish; no Jews

Judeo-Christian Judaism and Christianity share; both Judeo-Christian and Christian

judex auditor (cha-x)

Judg root judgment; verdict (from jud-)

judge [dʒʌdʒ] judgment; trial; judge; referee (-judg judgment; judgment)

judge-made

Judgematic assertive; sharp-eyed (-matic)

Judgematical [colloquial] clear; wise; sharp-eyed; thoughtful

Judgement Opinion; Judgment; [Law] Trial; Evaluation

Judgemental is judgmental; critical; harsh; judgmental

judgeship ['dʒʌdʒʃip] Position or position (-ship) of a judge (or judge)

judging [dʒʌdʒiŋ] judgment; judgment; Judgment; trial; Decisive type

judgmatic is wise and thoughtful; good at identifying

Judgematical wise; thoughtful

judgment ['dʒʌdʒmənt] judgment; judgment; judgment; discernment

Judgmental [dʒʌdʒ'mentəl] trial

judicable['dʒu:dikəbl] is to be tried;

judicative['dʒu:dikeitiv] adjudicated, adjudicated; judicial; adjudicated; adjudicated; adjudicated

Judicator magistrate; a man who acts like a judge

judicatory['dʒu:dikətəri] judicial; adjudicated; Court;

judicature['dʒu:dikətʃə] judiciary;

judicial [dʒu:'diʃəl] just, clear; courtly; trial

Judicial practice precedents; judicial procedures (practice practice)

judicial review judicial review

judicially[dʒu:'diʃəli] adjudicated according to law; justly

judiciary[dʒu:'diʃiəri] judicial;

Judicious[dʒu:'diʃəs] wise; shrewd; correct judgment

judiciously[dʒu:'diʃəsli] wisely and prudently; clearly

judiciousness[dʒu:'diʃəsnis] wise

adjudge [ə'dʒʌdʒ] pronounced; Trend)

adjudged ['ddt] verdict

adjudgement[ə'dʒʌdʒmənt] trial; pronounced;

adjudicate [ə'dʒu:dikeit] ruling;

adjudication [ə,dʒu:di'keiʃən] ruling; judgment; declaration of bankruptcy

Adjudicative [ə'dʒu:di,keitiv] verdict

adjudicator [ə'dʒu:dikeitə] judge; adjudicator

adjudicatory [ə'dʒu:dikətəri] trial; Declared; Adjudicated

district judge District Judge (district district)

error of judgement

extrajudicial [,ekstrədʒu:'diʃəl] (extra-in... outside)

forejudge [fɔ:'dʒʌdʒ] conjecture; inference; expulsion; deprivation (fore-)

forejudgment[fɔ:'dʒʌdʒmənt] conjecture; inference; expulsion; deprivation

forjudge[fɔ:'dʒʌdʒ] conjecture; inference; expulsion; deprivation =forejudge

ill-judged unthinking, ill-negative

misjudge [,mis'dʒʌdʒ] 對... Mis-

Misjudgement estimation error; error judgment

Misjudgment estimation error; error judgment

nonjudgmental is non-subjective; unbiased (non-)

prejudge [,pri:'dʒʌdʒ] prejudge; Pre-judgment; pre-judgment without scrutiny

Prejudgement prejudgment; premature judgment; judgment without trial

Prejudgment prejudgment; premature judgment; judgment without trial

Prejudication jurisprudence; prejudgment of the decision

prejudice['predʒudis] prejudice; infringement; damage; making prejudiced (advance judgment)

Prejudiced['predʒudist] prejudiced; prejudiced; biased; impaired; prejudiced

Prejudicial[,predʒu'diʃəl] is unfavorable; harmful; causes prejudice

prejudicially[,predʒu'diʃəli] eccentrically

prejudicious[,predʒu'diʃəs] unfavorable; There is damage; There is an infringement

rejudge[ri:'dʒʌdʒ] rejud; retrial; rejud(re-)

unjudged[ʌn'dʒʌdʒt] without trial

Unprejudiced Unprejudiced; Fair; Unbiased (un-)

well-judged correctly; can be clearly judged; appropriate (well good)

Jug roots are connected, system; with join and junct

jugular jugular vein; neck; throat; jugular vein (-ular)

Jugulate killed himself by cutting his neck; strangled; stopped with harsh treatment

jugulation throat amputation; cleavage

conjugal ['kɔndʒuɡəl] married; married; conjugal (con-together)

Conjugality [,kɔndʒu'gæliti] couple life; couple

conjugate binding; Make pairs, make unions; Marriage; Sexual intercourse; Cognates (jugate side by side)

conjugatable['kɔndʒuɡeitəbl] can be combined;

conjugated ['kɔndʒuɡeitid] conjugated; paired; Combine; make pairs

conjugation [,kɔndʒu'ɡeiʃən] combines, matches;

subjugate conquest; make obedience; restraint (sub-under; -jug connection, system. i.e., tied underneath, by extension righteousness subdued, to make one submit)

Subjugation conquest; repression; restraint

subjugator conqueror

juice[dʒu:s] juice; juice, liquid (see just, ice ice; -ice noun suffix)

juice extractor juicer

juiced [dʒu:st] drunk; juicy; from... Juice (-ed)

juice-head spirit drinkers; alcoholics (head heads)

juicer['dʒu:sə] juicer, juicer; [Beauty] drunkards, alcoholics; (Stage, etc.) lighting engineer

juicing ['dʒu:s iŋ] juicing;

juicy ['dʒu:si] with juice (noun +y)

juicy peach peach

coconut juice coconut juice (coconut coconut)

fruit juice (fruit fruit)

Gastric juice gastric juice (gastric stomach)

Ginger juice ginger juice (ginger ginger)

grape juice grape juice

grapefruit juice grapefruit juice, grapefruit juice; grapefruit grapefruit

lemon juice lemon juice (lemon lemon)

lime juice (lime lime)

milky juice (milky milky)

orange juice orange juice (orange)

pear juice pear juice (pear pear)

pineapple juice pineapple juice; pineapple juice

pomegranate juice pomegranate juice (pomegranate pomegranate)

strawberry juice strawberry juice, strawberry fruit tea (strawberry strawberry)

tomato juice tomato juice (tomato tomato)

vegetable juice (vegetable vegetable)

watermelon juice (watermelon watermelon)

jujube ['dʒu:dʒu:b] jujube; Jujube trees; Jujube = Chinese date

candied jujube dates= candied Chinese-date (candied sugar)

Chinese date jujube = Chinese jujube (date date date coconut)

Chinese jujube 枣树=Chinese date

July[dʒju:lai] July

jump [dʒʌmp] jump; Jump; soar; jump (onomatopoeia, mimicking the sound of an object falling from a high ground. sump puddle; dump dump; jerk down)

Jump at the chance

jumper['dʒʌmpə] high jumper (-er)

jump lists Jump lists; pop-up menus (list lists)

jumpiness['dʒʌmpinis] variable;

Jumping['dʒʌmpiŋ] jumping; for jumping; jumping

jumping jack jumping dolls, bouncing (using wire to pull toys that can jump or dance); [sports] jumping sports; Split leg jump; [slang] horse ass essence (jack jack; man)

Jumping-off['dʒʌmpiŋ'ɔf] start; remote areas, the end of the world; end of civilization

jumping-off place starting point, starting point; Terminal (by car, train, etc.) (place)

Jump off jumping down; start, start attacking

jumpman ['dʒʌpmæn] waster; jump man (man man)

Jumpmaster ['dʒʌp,mɑ:stə] [US] Parachute Commander, Skydive Commander (master master)

Jump out of jump out; jump out of... Outside)

Jump rope jump rope game; cross the horizontal line (rope rope)

jump ship abandons the ship and absconds; informal departure (ship ship)

Jump shot [basketball]; jump ball [billiards] (shot shot)

jumpstart ['dʒʌmp, sta:t] installation; introduction (start start)

jump-start start; start; assist start

jumpsuit['dʒʌmp,su:t] paratrooper suit, skydiving suit; suit suit

jump the gun steals; acts prematurely; [slang] starts without listening to the command gun (gun gun)

Jump the queue; get preferential treatment (queue queuing)

jumpy['dʒʌmpi] neurotic; jumping (noun +y)

buckjump ['bʌk,dʒʌmp] Tengyue; Sudden arching of the back causes the rider to fall (buck-bump)

bungee jumping bungee jumping, bungee jumping (jumping down from a high place with a rubber cord tied to a high place) (bungee bungee bungee jumping)

High jump; high jump (high)

long jump (long long)

outjump [,aut'dʒʌmp] jumped better than... High (or far) (out of the outside)

queue-jump [English] Gasser; queue (queue queuing)

Queue-jumper Gasser's man;

ski jump ski jumping (ski skiing)

ski jumping (one of the ski sports)

triple jump triple jump (triple triple)

Jun root Young, deformed into youn (cha junior and juven root)

junct root join, combine; with join, joint, jug (example word check junction)

junction['dʒʌŋkʃən] join, join; intersection; junct-join; etymology synonymous with join)

Junctional crossed; connected

Junctor [meter] connector; [electrical] contact line

juncture['dʒʌŋktʃə] seam;

adjunct['ædʒʌŋkt] appended; Appendages; Assistants; Modifiers (ad-add; variations)

Adjunct Professor Adjunct, Associate Professor

adjunction[ə'dʒʌŋkʃən] add;

adjunctive[ə'dʒʌŋktiv] attached; additional

conjunct[kən'dʒʌŋkt] conjunct; common; con-; con-; - junct-connection)

Conjunctly combined

conjunction conjunction; [language] conjunction; simultaneous occurrence

conjunctional; conjunctional; conjunction; logical multiplication

conjunctiva [anatomy] conjunctival

Conjunctival

conjunctive connected; conjugated; conjunction

Conjunctively combined

conjunctivitis [ophthalmology] conjunctivitis

Conjuncture events; in a pinch; simultaneously

disjunct [dis'dʒʌŋkt] separated; head, chest and abdomen separated by constriction (dis-, junct connection)

disjunction [dis'dʒʌŋkʃən] separation; disjunction; split; broken

disjunctive [dis'dʒʌŋktiv] separated; Antonym synonyms

disjunctor [dis'ʒdʌŋktə] [electrical] switch; circuit breaker; intersporine filament (body); separator

disjuncture [dis'dʒʌŋktʃə] split; separated

homojunction homogeneous knot; homojunction (homo-identical)

injunct[in'dʒʌŋkt] prohibition; order; order to stop (in-negation)

injunction [in'dʒʌŋkʃən] [administration] ban; order; exhortation

injunctive [in'dʒʌŋktiv] command;

multijunction multi-junction;multi-junction

subjunct[səb'dʒʌŋkt] no subjectivity, submodelective (sub-)

subjunction[səb'dʒʌŋkʃən] add;增補

subjunctive[səb'dʒʌŋktiv] virtual; Subjunctive tone

June [dʒju:n] June (Latin, Roman goddess)

jungle['dʒʌŋgl] (tropical) jungle, dense forest; dangerous zone (-gle small word suffix)

Jungle law The principle of the law

junglegym climbing frame (gym sports)

jungli['dʒʌnɡli] inhabitants of the jungle; Inhabited by the tropical jungle; rough

jungly ['dʒʌnɡli] jungle; jungle dweller '(noun +ly)

junior['dʒu:njə] young; backward; inferior; Younger, younger; lower status (etymology synonymous with young; jun-young; -ior comparative suffix. Refer to sensor for advanced)

Junior accountant; assistant accountant

Junior clerk low clerk, low clerk (clerk clerk)

Junior College Two-year College, Junior College (College University)

Junior College Student, Junior Student

Junior High Junior High

Junior High School Junior

Junior middle school

Junior miss [Beauty] 12 or 3-year-old girl; girl's clothing size (miss miss)

Junior partner New Partner, Junior Partner

junior school elementary school;first junior high school (school school)

Junior staff junior; less senior; staff staff

junior student Daisan Student Student

Juniority[,dʒu:ni'ɔrəti] younger(status); younger; younger (or lower-level) (status); less seniority; lower status

junk[dʒʌŋk] garbage, waste; sampan (Chinese flat bottom) sailboat, sampan [American] narcotics, drugs (reference punk punk, young ignorant people; waste; trunk tree trunk; elephant trunk)

Junk bond junk bonds; low-priced but risky bonds (bond bonds)

junk food junk food (food food)

Junked scrapped; discarded

junker ['dʒʌŋkə] [us] broken car; Drug Dealers (-er)

junket ['dʒʌŋkit] picnic;

Junketing ['dʒʌŋkitiŋ] tourism; feasts; [beautiful] inferior food; worthless things

junkie['dʒʌŋki] drug addicts; scrap merchants (-ie)

Junk mail [U.S.] spam; mailing promotional materials (mail mail)

junkman ['dʒʌŋkmæn]

junk shops; meaningless signals; scrap satellites; debris (shop stores)

junky['dʒʌŋki] worthless; inferior quality; Drug addicts; drug dealers; scrap traders (noun + y)

junkyard ['dʒʌŋkjɑ:d] waste yard; waste dump; where old cars are discarded (yard yard)

be junked up [beauty] (after taking psychedelics) fainting; Excited; excited; energetic

space junk space junk, space junk (space space)

jur root law; swearing; law, justice, homogeneous root just (example word chajural)

jural ['dʒuərəl] is legal;

jurally ['dʒuərəli] legally

Jurat Magistrate; Certificate of Oath; Mayor of the Municipality

jure[dʒuə] oath; according to the law

juridic[,dʒuə'ridik] on trial, judicial; Legal; legal; legal

juridical on trial, judicial; court; Legal; legal; legal

juridically[,dʒuə'ridikəli] legally

Juris ['dʒuəris] Juris Doctor

Juris Master LL.M. (Master Master)

jurisdiction, jurisdiction, jurisdiction; jurisdiction, competence( diction wording)

Jurisdictional; judicial; judicial; judicial; judicial; jurisdictional

jurisdictive [,dʒuəris'diktiv] jurisdiction; judicial; judicial power

Jurisprudence Legal System; Jurisprudence and Its Branches; Legal Knowledge; Court Trial Procedures (Prudence Prudence)

Jurisprudent is well versed in jurisprudence; jurist; legal scholar

Jurisprudential of law; jurisprudential

jurist ['dʒuərist] jurist; judge; lawyer; legal writer

juristic [dʒuə'ristik] legal; jurisprudential, jurisprudential

juristical [dʒuə'ristikl] legal; jurisprudence

juristically legally

Juror ['dʒuərə] examiner, juror

jury['dʒuəri] [law] jury; jury

juryman ['dʒuərimən] juror (man man)

jury-rigged temporary or emergency equipped; temporary (rigged controlled)

jurywoman female juror (woman woman)

adjure pleads, pleads, swears; commands (in the form of oaths or curses, etc.) (ad-go, go; originally meant asking someone to swear in the name of God as true)

Adjuration is strict; pleading; swearing

Grand jury [law] Grand jury (grand extremely important)

injure ['indʒə] injury, damage (in-no; -jur-justice; i.e. unfair trial, by extension word harm)

injurable['indʒurəbl] injurable; inviolable

injured ['indʒəd] injured; Injury, damage

injurer['indʒərə] injurer, perpetrator

injurious[in'dʒuəriəs] harmful; defamatory

injury ['indʒəri] injury, damage; injury

Perjure perjure perjury; makes false oaths; makes broken oaths (per-whole; -jur oaths, i.e., oaths of faith, pejorative, and by extension means "perjury, false oaths". Compare perfidy.)

perjured perjury; Guilty of perjury; Make false vows; Make perjury

Perjurer perjurators; perjury; perjury; hypocrites

perjurious perjury; Guilty of perjury

Perjury perjury; false oath; treachery

jus root law, justice (example word check just-)

just[dʒʌst] as long as; just; just; merely; just, reasonable; upright, just (-just- law, justice. Reference must; dust dust; trust trust)

just a minute

just do it just do this (it)

just kidding just kidding

just-in-time is just in time; just enough; just enough; Timely production (in time ahead)

justly[dʒʌstli] justly; just; properly; upright (adjective +ly)

justness[dʒʌstnis] impartiality; correct, precise (-ness)

just now, now, now,

just try [dʒʌst trai] only try

just root law, justice (example word zhajust)

justest the most just; the most right; the most reasonable (-est most)

justice ['dʒʌstis] justice; justice; justice; judges, judges (-ice)

Justiceship ['dʒʌstisʃip] Judge's term of office (-ship)

Justiciable [dʒʌ'stiʃəbl] may be decided in court;

justiciar [dʒʌ'stiʃi,ɑ:] Supreme Magistrate;

justiciary [dʒʌ'stiʃiəri] judicially; Judge of the High Court;

justify[dʒʌstifai] proves... Is justified; for... Defense (-fy made)

justified[dʒʌstifaid] justified; reasonable; cause; adjustment; proof... Legitimate

justifiable['dʒʌstifaiəbl] is justifiable, justified; justified

justifiably['dʒʌstifaiəbli] is beyond reproach; it makes sense

justifiability defensible; reasonableness

Justificative [dʒʌstifikeitiv] held it justified; defended

Justificatory ['dʒʌstifikeitəri] defended; held to be justified

Justification['dʒʌstifikeitʃən] reason; defense; justification; justification; exonerating

Justifier ['dʒʌstifai ə] apologist; apologist; proof; full-page worker

Adjust; make... Fit; calibration (ad-make... (to take the emphasis effect)

adjustable[ə'dʒʌstəbl] adjustable; adjustable

adjustable range (range range)

adjustability [ə,dʒʌstə'biliti] Adaptability; variable interest rates (or income, fees, etc.)

adjusted[ə'dʒʌstid] adjusted, adjusted; Adjustments; corrections

adjuster[ə'dʒʌstə] regulator; Mediators; adjusters( of the product), inspectors; Corrector; Assembler (insurance, etc.) adjuster

adjustfield[ə'dʒʌstfi:ld] field field

Adjusting[ə'dʒʌstiŋ] for adjustment

adjustive[ə'dʒʌstiv] regulated; adjusted

adjustment[ə'dʒʌstmənt] adjustment; regulator

adjustment range (range range)

adjustor[ə'dʒʌstə] regulator;

Injustice [in'dʒʌstis] injustice; in-denial (justice justice)

unjust [ʌn'dʒʌst] unfair, unjust; unjust (un-)

unjustly[ʌn'dʒʌstli] unjustly; unlawfully

unjustness[ʌn'dʒʌstnis] is unfair

Unjustifiable is unreasonable; it cannot be defended; it cannot be considered legitimate

Unjustifiably unreasonable

Juven root comes from Latin, meaning young, table "young", with jun.

Juvenal chicks, feathers undergrown

juvenile['dʒu:vənail; -nil] juvenile; juvenile; juvenile; juvenile; juvenile reader (-ile)

juvenescence['dʒu:vi'nesəns] rejuvenation; juvenile

juvenescent [,dʒu:və'nesənt] becomes younger; Young (-escent started)

juvenilia[,dʒu:və'niliə] juvenile reader

juvenility[,dʒu:və'niləti] young, young; immature

juvenilize inhibition... The growth of; making... Nursery (-ize)

juvenilization (especially when insects are inhibited from developing and maturing due to the action of juvenile hormones)

juveno root young (-o-connection symbol)

juvenoia adolescent growth phobia (refers to concerns about the negative impact of the Internet and current society on adolescents; -ia disease suffix)

Juvenocracy States Governed by Youth; States Governed by Young People (-CRACY; Ruled)

rejuvenate[ri'dʒu:vineit] rejuvenates; rejuvenates; rejuvenates; rejuvenates; Renewal; Makeover (re-)

rejuvenated; rejuvenated; rejuvenated; Make rejuvenation; renew

rejuvenation [geology] [hydrology] rejuvenation, rejuvenation, rejuvenation

Rejuvenative rejuvenates youth; rejuvenation

rejuvenator rejuvenating agent, rejuvenation medicine; making rejuvenation for people

juxta- close, in... Side, near... side

juxtapose[,dʒʌkstə'pəuz] juxtaposed;

juxtaposition is juxtaposed, juxtaposed; adjacent