-ic

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English-ic-ic /ɪk/ suffix 1 CONNECTED WITH[in adjectives] of, like, or related to a particular thing photographic (=of photography) an alcoholic drink (=containing alcohol) polysyllabic (=containing several syllables) pelvic (=of the pelvis) Byronic (=like or connected with the poet Byron)2 [in nouns]EFFECT/INFLUENCE someone who is affected by a particular unusual condition, a mental illness for example an alcoholic (=someone who cannot stop drinking alcohol) —-ically /ɪkli/ [in adverbs] photographicallyExamples from the Corpus-ic• Byronic poetry• pelvic painOrigin -ic Old French -ique, from Latin -icus

单词	-ic
释义	-ic From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English-ic-ic /ɪk/ suffix 1 CONNECTED WITH[in adjectives] of, like, or related to a particular thing photographic (=of photography) an alcoholic drink (=containing alcohol) polysyllabic (=containing several syllables) pelvic (=of the pelvis) Byronic (=like or connected with the poet Byron)2 [in nouns]EFFECT/INFLUENCE someone who is affected by a particular unusual condition, a mental illness for example an alcoholic (=someone who cannot stop drinking alcohol) —-ically /ɪkli/ [in adverbs] photographicallyExamples from the Corpus-ic• Byronic poetry• pelvic painOrigin -ic Old French -ique, from Latin -icus
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