disease
English /dɪˈziːz/American /dɪˈziːz/
n. 疾病,病害;弊病,恶习
v. Contagion, making ...... Sick
cease
English/siːs/American/siːs/
v. Termination, Termination
n. Stop
tease
English/tiːz/American/tiːz/
v. Tease, ridicule, teasing (animal) ;(especially sexually) teasing, flirting, coaxing, teasing, plucking, separating, combing (wool, hair, etc.), <美>combing back (to thicken the hair).
n. Jokers, teasing people, jokers, flirtatious, coquettish <非正式>people, interest-aroused advertisements
lease
English/liːs/American/liːs/
n. Lease, Lease
v. Rental, Rental
release
English /rɪˈliːs/ American /rɪˈliːs/
v. release, let go, let go, let go, publish, publish, release, release, release, vent, vent, discharge, discharge, dismissal, renounce, give, relax, relax
n. Release, release, discharge, leakage, release device, expression, catharsis, relief, lightness, new release, publication, release, release (responsibility, etc.),<法律> waiver, give-and-go<美>, pass, release (of the device).
grease
English /ɡriːs / American /ɡriːs/
n. Grease and lubricating oil
v. 给...... 加润滑油，为...... 涂（或抹）油
appease
Peacefulness
English /əˈpiːz/American /əˈpiːz/
vt. Calm, soothe, relieve
Gandhi was accused by some of trying to appease both factions of the electorate.
Gandhi has been accused by some of trying to appease voters on both sides.
faction
英/ˈfækʃ(ə)n/美/ˈfækʃ(ə)n/
n. factions, sects, factional disputes, infighting, films (or books, etc.) that combine documentary and fiction
fact
英/fækt/美/fækt/
n. Facts, truths;
factor
英/ˈfæktə(r)/美/ˈfæktər/
n. Factors, Factors, Grades, Coefficients, Factors, Factors, Genetic Factors, Genes, Coagulation Factors (in Blood), Agents, Agents, <苏格兰>Estate Managers, Housekeepers, Measurement Levels
v. Put ...... As a factor, put ...... Factor in......; As a factor excluded, do not put ...... Factor out......; Decompose into factors, agent management, (escrow) industry, and be an agent
factory
英/ˈfæktri; ˈfæktəri/美/ˈfækt(ə)ri/
n. Factories, manufacturing plants, and distributors (in foreign countries).
electorate
英/ɪˈlektərət/美/ɪˈlektərət/
n. All electorates;
Same as synonyms
vt.
to calm, to be satisfied, to be reconciled, to be reconciled... concession
quiet content
etymology
appease安抚
Pronunciation: [ə'piːz] vt. to calm, to be satisfied, to be reconciled, to be reconciled... Concession Structural Analysis: appease = ap (=ad, make) + pease (peace) → make... Peace→appeasement Etymology: pease←Latin pacem (peace) Cognate word: peace Derivative words: appeaser (persuader), appeasement (appeasement, appeasement)
peace
English/piːs/American/piːs/
n. Peace, peace, calm, tranquility, peacetime, peace
v. Quiet
pease
English/piːz/American/piːz/
n. Peas
Pease porridge cold.
Cold pea porridge.
Pease porridge in the pot, nine days old.
The pea porridge was left in the jar for nine days.
porridge
English /ˈpɒrɪdʒ/ American /ˈpɔːrɪdʒ/
n. <英>Oatmeal, cereal porridge, < English, unofficial > of incarceration, imprisonment
ridge
English /rɪdʒ/ American /rɪdʒ/
n. ridges, mountains, ridges, ridges, uplifts, ridge-like protrusions, ridges of high pressure (of the atmosphere), high pressure belts
v. Raise and ridge, ridge and wrinkle
Pease porridge hot.
The pea porridge is a bit hot.
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
weasel
English/ˈwiːzl/American/ˈwiːzl/
n. Weasel, weasel, (unofficially) cunning man
v. Escape, escape, deception
He's now trying to weasel out of our agreement.
He is now trying to evade his obligations under our agreement.
Fox, badger, and weasel are regularly seen here.
Foxes, badgers and weasels can often be seen here.