单词记忆法（二）There are still a lot of pending matters relating to the conclusion of an agreement. Many foreign inverstors have complained about the red tape and unnecessary delays. Royalty is a payment made for the right to use the property of another person for gain.Despite the general decline in trade barriers that we have witnessed over the past 30 years, business firms still fear protectionist pressures. I mean your decision to import should be based on a careful weighing of the benefits and risks of importing. What works in China may fall flat in America. Does the product meet consumer needs for a competitive price? Will the product appeal to Chinese consumers?英文构词法1. 英文前缀uni-或un-表示“一”, 来自拉丁文，unicorn,独角兽 ;uniform,一致的;unify,统一 英文前缀mono-也表示“一”,来自希腊文。如:monarch,君主(即“唯一的 统治者；monogamy,一夫一妻制;monograph,专题论文(表示“关于一 个题目的文章“);monologue,独白;monopoly,专利(表示“独家售卖“); monotonous,单调的。 2. 前缀bi-表示“二“,来源于拉丁文。bicycle,(两个轮的)自行车 ;biennial,两年一次或以两年为期的;bigamy,重婚;bilateral,双边的 ;bilingual,双语的;binoculars,双筒望远镜; biplane,双翼飞机;biscuit,饼 干(“重烘的“面包);bisect,分为两份;combine,(把两件东西)合起来。 前缀di-也表示“二”,来自希腊文。数学、物理学、化学和生物学里都有 diad这个名称,都是与“二”有关的。dilemma,“两难”(逻辑名词 );dioxide, 二氧化碳3. 前缀tri-表示“三”,希腊文和拉丁文都采用该形式。triangle,三角形 ;tricolour,三色,特别指法国国旗;tricycle,三轮车;trilogy,三部曲;trimester, 三个月；tripod,三脚架;trisect,分为三份。 4. 前缀quadr-表示“四”,来自拉丁文。quadrangle,四角形； quadraphonic,(指立体声系统的)四声道的;quadrennial,四年一次或为期 四年的; quadruped,四倍的;quadruplets,四胞胎。 前缀tetra-也表示“四”,来自希腊文。tetrahedron,四面体;tetralogy,四步曲 5. 前缀quin-表示“五”,来自拉丁文。quintuplets,五胞胎;quintuple,五倍的 ;quinquennial,五年一次的或为期五年的。quintessence,“第五原质”,、“ 精华“、“典型“的意思。 前缀penta-也表示“五“,来自希腊文。pentachord,五弦琴或五音阶 ;pentagon,五边形;pentagram,五角星形;pentahedron,五面体;pentarchy, 五头政治或五国联盟;pentathlon,五项全能竞赛。 表示“six”到“ten”的数字前缀： hexagon六角形，septet七重奏，octopus章鱼（八个触角） nonagon九边形，decahedron十面体 表示hundred和thousand之类的数字前缀cent一和kilo-：We are all traveling, day in and day out, through the passage of time. 1)I cant miss the ten oclock train. Im going to Beijing on business. 2)Im sure its with the boss again this time.3)Nothing is more stressful than going on a business trip with our boss.4)They scheduled the negotiation at nine tomorrow morning.5)Therere still several things that havent been decided yet before the trip.6)Dont you think it a good thing for you to get out of the office for a couple of days?7)The train isnt crowded at all recently.8)Last time I went on a business trip with the boss I didnt even have enough to eat.9)The first thing youll do is look for a comfortable hotel.10)You dont know how tight the schedule is for this business trip.11)Quite often we have to play host to them though its their home ground.12)Nothings been decided yet. Why going there in such a hurry?13)The company is sometimes very cheap on the travel expenses.14)I like to take an occasional business trip for a change.15)On this trip I have to visit several important customers.16)We always discuss business matters. Its boring.17)Every time Im back, I have to write a detailed report of the business trip.18)Sometimes you arrive there around two or three oclock in the morning.19)Business trip is tiring to me.20)She always gets some presents for other people in the office when shes back from a business trip. evening dress晚装 pleated skirt褶裙plain dress无褶裙 jacket夹克 shorts短裤 night gown睡袍 track suit运动装 pajama 睡袍 vest/waistcoat 马甲turtle neck高翻领衫 windbreaker风衣 knit shirt针织衣 anorak连 帽风衣 fur coat毛皮大衣 cardigan开襟毛衣soft sleeper, hard sleeper soft seat, heart seat, domestic flights, international flights, non-stop flights, open ticket不定期客票, round-trip ticket, one- way ticket ticket with restriction business class, economy class confrim your flight three days in advanceSpecial rate特价, discount, single room, double room, standard twin(双床)， deluxe twin(sumptuous and luxurious); deluxe double, penthouse, suite, presidential suite, mini-bar, bath and shower, refrigerator, VCD/DVD, central air -conditioning, banquet hall, conference room, seminar room, sauna, jet bath, mahjong, karaoke, tennis court, beauty salon, fitness gymTravel ExpensesA businessman walked into a New York City bank and asked for the loan officer. He said he was going to Europe on business for two weeks and needed to borrow $5,000. The loan officer said the bank would need some security for such a loan. The business man then handed over the keys to a Rolls Royce that was parked on the street in front of the bank. Everything checked out and the loan officer accepted the car as collateral for the loan. An employee then drove the Rolls into the banks underground garage and parked it there.Two weeks later the businessman returned, repaid the $5,000 and the interest which came to $15.41. The loan officer said, “We do appreciate your business and this transaction has worked out very nicely, but we are a bit puzzled. While you were away we checked and found that you are a multimillionaire. What puzzles us is