imitate
English /ˈɪmɪteɪt/ American /ˈɪmɪteɪt/
v. Imitation, imitation, parody, imitation, forgery
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mitis
English /ˈmaɪtɪs/ American /ˈmɪˌtiz/
n. 可锻铁（等于mitis metal）
mitigate
English/ˈmɪtɪɡeɪt/ American/ˈmɪtɪɡeɪt/
v. <正式>Mitigation, mitigation
network mitigation,
etymology
mitigate减轻
From the Latin mitigare, mature, softened, docile, from mitis, mature, soft, -ig, do, etymology with agent.
词根：mitigate
adj.
mitigative, palliative, calming, calming
Mitigatory alleviating, palliative, sedative
n.
Mitigation减轻;缓和;平静
mitigative sedative;
mitigatory镇静剂；缓和剂
The leases come with painstaking stipulations to mitigate any possible environmental harm to species like the polar bear.
These leases come with detailed terms to mitigate any possible environmental harm to species such as polar bears.
painstaking
English /ˈpeɪnzteɪkɪŋ/ American /ˈpeɪnzteɪkɪŋ/
adj. Hardworking, hardworking
n. Hard, diligent
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stipulations
n. Provisions, [law] clauses (plural of stipulation), contracts
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stipulate
英/ˈstɪpjuleɪt/美/ˈstɪpjuleɪt/
v. Stipulating, explicitly requesting
adj. (leaves, plants) with supporting leaves, with supporting leaves
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stipulate规定，明确要求
FROM THE LATIN STIPULARI, TO TRADE, TO CONTRACT, TO CONCLUDE TERMS, POSSIBLY FROM STIPULA, STALK, PETIOLES, STEMS, FROM PIE*STEIP, THORN, ETYMOLOGY WITH STIPULE, STIPPLE. This behavior may be similar to breaking an arrow in a martial arts novel, and then making a heavy oath with the words "If this oath is violated, there will be such an arrow (sword)", referring to the relevant chapters of "Tianlong Babu".
mitigate
Same as synonyms
vt.
Ease and lighten
comfort obtund
you.
I lighten it and ease it down
to alleviate ease off
obtund
English /ɒbˈtʌnd/American /ɑːbˈtʌnd/
VT. 使缓和,使迟钝;减轻
Same as synonyms
vt.
Ease, dull, lighten
comfort moderate词源
obtund makes sluggish, moderate
ob-,向前,朝向,-tund,击,打,使钝化,来自PIE*steu,击,打,词源同obtuse,contusion,type.
alleviate
英/əˈliːvieɪt/美/əˈliːvieɪt/
v. Mitigation, mitigation
etymology
alleviate moderate
Pronunciation: [ə'liːvɪeɪt] vt. Alleviate & Ease Structural analysis: alleviate = al (=ad, make) + levi (light) + ate (verb suffix) → make it lighter → lighter Etymology: levi← Latin levis (light) Cognate words: levity (frivolous, rash), levitate (floating), elevate (lifting, lifting), relieve (relieving, relieving) Derivative words: alleviation (palliative, analgesic)
levity
英/ˈlevəti/美/ˈlevəti/
n. Changeable, frivolous, rash, unstable
Network indiscretion /levitate
英/ˈlevɪteɪt/美/ˈlevɪteɪt/
vt. Float gently, float in the air
vi. 轻轻浮起;飘浮空中
network floating,
elevate
英/ˈelɪveɪt/美/ˈelɪveɪt/
v. Exalt, elevate, lift, lift, raise, increase, exalt, exalt
network improvement,
Same as synonyms
vt.
Lighten, ease
moderate relax
relieve
English /rɪˈliːv / American /rɪˈliːv/
v. Relief (pain or unpleasant sensation), reduction (severity of the problem), substitution, substitution, transfer, discharge, relief (town), relief, rescue, relief of someone, removal of someone from (annoying responsibility), dismissal, dismissal, toileting, defecation
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abbreviate
英/əˈbriːvieɪt/美/əˈbriːvieɪt/
Vt. 缩写，使省略；使简短
vi. Use of Abbreviations
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etymology
Abbreviate
Pronunciation: [ə'briːvɪeɪt] vt. Abbreviations, make them shortvi. Use the abbreviation root analysis: abbreviate = ad (go) + brevi (short) + ate (verb suffix) → abbreviation to make →it short. Etymological explanation: brevi ← Latin brevis (short). Cognates: brief, breviary, abridge.
abbreviate缩短
The prefix ab- is the same as ad-, to go, to go. The root word brev, short, same as brief. The prefix ad - assimilated to ab before the root of the letter b.
breviary
英/ˈbriːviəri/美/ˈbriːvieri/
n. Summary: Daily Prayer Book
abridge
English /əˈbrɪdʒ/ American /əˈbrɪdʒ/
vt. Abridged; shortened; abridged
bridge
English /brɪdʒ/ American /brɪdʒ/
n. Bridges, bridges, ties, bridges, bridges, bridges, pianos, horses, dentures, bridges, narrow strips, transitional sections, interludes, notched brackets for clubs, bridges
v. Bridging (divide) and eliminating (estrange......ment); Features in ...... On the bridge, across