abduct
v.绑架，拐走
英义：to take [a person] away unlawfully and by force or fraud；
kidnap
助记法：ab(离开) +duct(引导)→把人带走→绑架
例句：The pirates abducted the princessand hid her in a castle.
扩充：n. abduction； abductor
同根词：viaduct(高架桥)
abstinence n.节制，禁欲
英义：the act of voluntarily doing without some or all
food,drink, or other pleasures
助记法：abs(不)+tine(拿住)→不拿住→放弃
例句：Abstinence from fatty foods and smoking can probably lengthen
your life.
扩充：a. abstinent(饮食有度的, 有节制的, 禁欲的)；ad. abstinently
acclimatory
a.服水土的，适应的
英义： being accustomed or becoming accustomed to a different
climate,environment, or circumstances, as by physiological
or psychological changes
助记法：ac(ad在c前的变体)(朝向)+climate→ 使转向气候→服水土的，适应的
例句：Plants show acclimatory signs when they adapt to new environments.
abrogation n.废除，废止
英义：abolition
助记法：ab(离开)+rog(问)+ate→不再问→废除
例句：The king's abrogation of the unpopular law was welcomed by
the majority of the people.
同根词：interrogation(审问的)
accelerate v.加速
英义：to increase the speed of
助记法：ac+celer(速度)+ate→加速；
同根词：celerity(迅速)
例句：①The car accelerated as it went downhill. ②Government
spending accelerates the pace of inflation.
扩充：n. acceleration；a. accelerant(促进剂)
absurdity n.荒谬
英义：the quality or state of being laughable and ridiculous；
nonsense
助记法：absurd(荒诞的)+ity→荒谬
例句：Dostoyevski claimed that,intellectual absurdity or not,religious belief
is necessary for everyone.
access n.通路，途径
英义：a way or means of approaching,getting, using, etc
助记法：ac+cess(走)→走过去→通道
例句：Pickets blocked access to the factory.
同根词：procession(行列，队伍)
abruptly ad.突然地；无礼地
英义：suddenly； unexpectedly
助记法：abrupt(突然的，生硬的)+ly→突然地
例句：He turned back abruptly when he heard noise behind him.
accidental a.偶然的，意外的
英义：happening by chance； fortuitous
助记法：ac+cid(落下)+ental→意外的
例句：I made an accidental error on my exam.
同根词：deciduous(落叶的)
abolitionist n.废奴主义者
英义：one who favored the abolition of slavery in the U.S.
助记法：由abolish而来
