英语词汇“im-”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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im- prefix

a variant of in-¹, in-²

I'm,

contraction of I am:I'm here. I'm hungry.

im- ,prefix.

im- is another form of in-² that is attached to roots beginning with p, b, and m;
it means "not:''im- + possible → impossible (= not possible).

im- ,prefix.

im- is another form of in-¹ that is attached to roots beginning with p, b, and m;
it means "in, into:''im- + -migrate → immigrate (= travel into).

I'm

Pronounscontraction of I am.

contraction.

im-,¹

var. of in- ² before b, m, p: imbrute;
immigrate;
impassion.

im-,²

var. of in- ³ before b, m, p: imbalance;
immoral;
imperishable.

im-,³

var. of in- ¹ before b, m, p: imbed;
immure;
impose.

-im,

a plural ending occurring in loanwords from Hebrew:cherubim.

Hebrew

I.M.,

Place NamesIsle of Man.

in-, il-, im-, ir- prefix

not; non-: incredible, insincere, illegal, imperfect, irregular
Compare un-¹

Etymology: from Latin in-; related to ne-, nōn not

in-, il-, im-, ir- prefix

in; into; towards; within; on: infiltrate, immigrate
having an intensive or causative function: inflame, imperil

Etymology: from in (prep, adv)

单词	im-
释义	Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: im- prefix a variant of in-¹, in-² WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 I'm, contraction of I am:I'm here. I'm hungry. im- ,prefix. im- is another form of in-² that is attached to roots beginning with p, b, and m; it means "not:''im- + possible → impossible (= not possible). im- ,prefix. im- is another form of in-¹ that is attached to roots beginning with p, b, and m; it means "in, into:''im- + -migrate → immigrate (= travel into). WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 I'm (īm),USA pronunciation Pronounscontraction of I am. See contraction. im-,¹ var. of in- ² before b, m, p: imbrute; immigrate; impassion. im-,² var. of in- ³ before b, m, p: imbalance; immoral; imperishable. im-,³ var. of in- ¹ before b, m, p: imbed; immure; impose. -im, a plural ending occurring in loanwords from Hebrew:cherubim. Hebrew I.M., Place NamesIsle of Man. Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: in-, il-, im-, ir- prefix not; non-: incredible, insincere, illegal, imperfect, irregular Compare un-¹ Etymology: from Latin in-; related to ne-, nōn not in-, il-, im-, ir- prefix in; into; towards; within; on: infiltrate, immigrate having an intensive or causative function: inflame, imperil Etymology: from in (prep, adv)
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