Mnemonic for Mastering 10,000 English Words

Author: Yang Jinming
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: College English Quick Memory 10,000 Words uses both English and Chinese, suitable for college students and advanced intermediate/advanced English learners. This book compiles frequently appearing vocabulary from College English, New Concept English, and exams like TOEFL and GMAT. The total word count covers nearly 10,000 words, all marked with International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) and accompanied by Chinese definitions. College English Quick Memory 10,000 Words analyzes modern English vocabulary phenomena from the perspective of applied linguistics, explores the patterns of morphemes and word formation in the development of English vocabulary, and dissects the roots and affixes of English words. This approach inspires readers to use various thinking methods such as analysis, comparison, synthesis, contrast, association, repetition, recursion, synonymy, antonymy, sentence expression, and sound-shape-meaning association. As a result, readers can gain a bird's-eye view and apply knowledge in a transferable way, quickly and permanently memorizing English vocabulary encountered in their studies. This book does not provide example sentences for the included vocabulary, but it is hoped that this is not a "shortcoming" but rather a unique "advantage." This allows us to grasp the overall patterns of English vocabulary formation without interference. College English Quick Memory 10,000 Words uses both English and Chinese, suitable for college students and advanced intermediate/advanced English learners. This book compiles frequently appearing vocabulary from College English, New Concept English, and exams like TOEFL and GMAT. The total word count covers nearly 10,000 words, all marked with International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) and accompanied by Chinese definitions. College English Quick Memory 10,000 Words analyzes modern English vocabulary phenomena from the perspective of applied linguistics, explores the patterns of morphemes and word formation in the development of English vocabulary, and dissects the roots and affixes of English words. This approach inspires readers to use various thinking methods such as analysis, comparison, synthesis, contrast, association, repetition, recursion, synonymy, antonymy, sentence expression, and sound-shape-meaning association. As a result, readers can gain a bird's-eye view and apply knowledge in a transferable way, quickly and permanently memorizing English vocabulary encountered in their studies. This book does not provide example sentences for the included vocabulary, but it is hoped that this is not a "shortcoming" but rather a unique "advantage." This allows us to grasp the overall patterns of English vocabulary formation without interference.