[00:24.16]Word List 21

[00:27.23]proceed

[00:30.18]procession

[00:32.33]process

[00:34.41]I would like to enjoy the process of studying English.

[00:38.35]procedure

[00:40.64]I want to open a savings account,

[00:44.47]what is the proper procedure?

[00:46.88]precede

[00:48.96]preceding

[00:51.26]exceed

[00:53.77]We can’t exceed the speed limit.

[00:58.14]excess

[01:00.00]excessive

[01:02.52]exceeding

[01:05.03]excessively

[01:07.77]exceedingly

[01:10.39]concede

[01:12.91]concession

[01:15.64]recede

[01:17.72]recession

[01:19.91]access

[01:22.32]produce

[01:25.38]product

[01:27.24]production

[01:29.64]producer

[01:31.72]reproduce

[01:34.13]productive

[01:36.75]productivity

[01:39.60]professor

[01:41.68]profess

[01:44.08]profession

[01:46.49]professional

[01:48.89]confess

[01:51.41]Did you confess your love for her?

[01:55.46]confession

[01:57.43]progress

[01:59.94]progressive

[02:02.24]aggress

[02:04.87]aggressive

[02:06.94]congress

[02:09.46]congressman

[02:12.52]promise

[02:14.71]promissory

[02:16.89]promising

[02:19.63]compromise

[02:21.60]Let’s compromise.

[02:24.99]How about making it a Dutch treat?

[02:27.94]pronounce

[02:30.24]pronunciation

[02:33.52]pronouncement

[02:35.05]announce

[02:37.35]announcement

[02:39.54]announcer

[02:41.94]proper

[02:44.46]This is a custom proper to China.

[02:49.16]propriety

[02:51.13]property

[02:53.10]appropriate

[02:59.94]protect

[03:01.58]protection

[03:03.33]protective

[03:05.31]detect

[03:07.38]detection

[03:09.90]detective

[03:12.31]architect

[03:14.82]architecture

[03:17.88]They are examples of traditional architecture.

[03:22.04]proud

[03:24.33]pride

[03:26.52]prove

[03:28.49]proof

[03:31.12]approve

[03:32.98]approval

[03:35.38]improve

[03:37.68]Well, the services of this training school

[03:42.17]need to be improved.

[03:43.92]improvement

[03:46.32]public

[03:48.18]publish

[03:51.02]This book was published in 1998.

[03:55.51]publication

[03:57.81]publicity

[03:59.88]pub

[04:02.18]republic

[04:04.25]republican

[04:06.88]punish

[04:09.18]punishment

[04:11.37]impunity

[04:13.88]penal

[04:16.29]penalty

[04:18.48]put

[04:20.44]He decided to put off meeting the visitor.

[04:25.14]input

[04:27.01]output

[04:29.19]To exemplify what I mean,

[04:32.69]let us look at our annual output.

[04:36.52]quality

[04:38.49]Our products are of good quality

[04:42.32]and at a reasonable wholesale price.

[04:45.38]qualify

[04:47.90]qualification

[04:50.53]What qualifications do you want

[04:53.48]for administrative work in the department store?

[04:57.19]question

[04:59.60]request

[05:01.57]acquire

[05:04.85]inquire

[05:06.71]The authorities are inquiring into

[05:10.32]the cause of the power failure.

[05:12.83]inquiry

[05:14.92]require

[05:17.21]requirement

[05:21.37]Can you tell me something

[05:23.01]about the entry requirements?

[05:26.07]acquisition

[05:27.93]requisite

[05:30.23]radio

[05:31.97]radar

[05:34.17]radiation

[05:36.79]radioactive

[05:39.96]ray

[05:42.37]X-ray

[05:44.23]radical

[05:46.85]railway

[05:48.71]rail①

[05:51.12]rail②

[05:53.42]rain

[05:55.38]snow

[05:57.90]storm

[05:59.98]snowstorm

[06:02.38]brainstorm

[06:04.79]wind

[06:10.84]rainy

[06:13.14]snowy

[06:14.78]stormy

[06:16.53]windy

[06:19.38]Sometimes it drizzles, sometimes it pours,

[06:23.64]and sometimes there are showers and storms.

[06:27.47]raise

[06:29.44]rise

[06:31.19]The oil shortage gave rise to serious problems.

[06:36.65]arise

[06:39.06]rouse

[06:41.69]arouse

[06:43.87]rare

[06:46.28]Would you like it rare, medium, or well-done?

[06:51.75]scarce

[06:53.94]rarely

[06:56.12]scarcely

[06:58.64]rate

[07:00.61]ratio

[07:04.98]rational

[07:06.73]irrational

[07:09.03]read

[07:11.11]reader

[07:12.64]reading