dis

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdisdis /dɪs/ verb another spelling of dissdis-dis- /dɪs/ prefix 1 OPPOSITE/REVERSENOTshows an opposite or negative I disapprove (=do not approve) dishonesty (=lack of honesty)2 STOP something THAT IS HAPPENINGREMOVE[in verbs] shows the stopping or removing of a condition Disconnect the machine. Disinfect the wound.Examples from the Corpusdis-• a discontented look• his dishonesty• I disapprove.Origin dis- Old French des-, from Latin dis-, from dis “apart”

单词	dis
释义	dis From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdisdis /dɪs/ verb another spelling of dissdis-dis- /dɪs/ prefix 1 OPPOSITE/REVERSENOTshows an opposite or negative I disapprove (=do not approve) dishonesty (=lack of honesty)2 STOP something THAT IS HAPPENINGREMOVE[in verbs] shows the stopping or removing of a condition Disconnect the machine. Disinfect the wound.Examples from the Corpusdis-• a discontented look• his dishonesty• I disapprove.Origin dis- Old French des-, from Latin dis-, from dis “apart”
随便看	expend in expend in doing expend on expend on doing expend resources etc expend something in/on (doing) something expend time etc expendable expendere expenditure expenditure tax expense expense account expense is no object expense ratio expenses expenses claim expensive expensive to buy etc expensive to buy/run/produce/maintain etc expensive to maintain etc expensive to produce etc expensive to run etc experience experience curve