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B T L E W Lesson 8 - My Personal Manager Lesson 8 ENTER Lesson 8 - My Personal Manager Word Building nonsense (11) prefix root -sens-: from Latin, meaning “feel, sense” consensus extrasensory insensible insensitive sensation sensational sense senseless sensitive sensor sensory 一致同意 超感官的 无知觉的 对······没有感觉的 感觉;响度;轰动事件 轰动性的 感觉，理性 无感觉的 敏感的 传感器 感觉的，感官的 Lesson 8 - My Personal Manager -sent- root, from Latin, meaning “feel”. It is related to the root “-sens-”. assent dissent consent presentiment resent resentful scent sentence sentient sentiment 赞成，同意 不同意 同意，赞成，答应 预感，预觉 愤恨，怨恨 愤恨的，怨恨的 气味 句子 有感情的 情感，情绪 Lesson 8 - My Personal Manager nonsense (11) prefix root non-: from Latin, meaning “not” used before adjectives and adverbs and means a simple negative or absence of something nonviolent, nonliving, nonexistent, nonverbal 2. used before a noun of action and means the failure of such action nonpayment, nonviolence, nonexistence 3. used before a noun to suggest that the thing mentioned is not true, real, or worthy of the name nonsense, non-event, non-resident, nonmember Lesson 8 - My Personal Manager under- is from old English undersized (7) prefix meaning “a place or situation below or beneath” underbrush, undertow, undershirt, undersea meaning “lower in grade, rank or dignity” undergraduate, understudy before adjectives to mean “of lesser degree extent, or amount” undersized, underage, underplay “not showing enough, too little” underfed, undercharge, underdeveloped Lesson 8 - My Personal Manager Match red in the face cocky a quick and light kiss promote easily offended or annoyed peck too confident flushed to help to develop groan to make a deep sound coach someone who trains actors touchy Lesson 8 - My Personal Manager Choice ?I’m very sorry to have __ you with so many questions on such an occasion. a. interfered b. offended c. impressed d. bothered 2. Anne couldn’t concentrate __ what s