Examples of using Same root in English and their translations into Chinese
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We each have the same root.
And we had the same roots, that's how we connected.”.
We all spring from the same roots.
Two synsets linked to the same root may have several hypernyms in common(see Figure 2-8).
Both names come from the same root.
This same root is found in the verb“annihilate”-- to bring to nothing, to destroy completely.
These two issues have the same roots.
The same root appears in several other Germanic languages, e.g. Old Norse synd, or German Sünde.
The words do not originate from the same root.
After all, the words share the same root,” he said, referring to the Italian words libro(book) and libero(free).
The mind and breathing comes from the same root.
But they? re all pretty much based on the same root language, which makes it the ninth most-spoken in the world.
Many words will then be derived from the same root.
Most of the book's flaws come from the same root: from Professor Randall's inability or unwillingness to break with modern premises, methods and terminology.
Spiritual and respiratory both derive from the same root.
The word"thermography" is generated using the same root word, meaning"temperature image.".
He concluded that all six languages derived from the same root.
In fact, if possible, even the similar-sounding term(deriving from the same root) of accountancy must be jettisoned as well.
One tuft was of two colors, magenta and brick red,apparently growing on the same root.
White and black witchcraft may be different branches,but they have the same root and the same deadly poison.
One tuft was of two colors, magenta and brick red,apparently growing on the same root.
Chronic is originally a medical term meaning“long term”;it has the same root as“chronometer”.
I do not know if the word'hero' also derives from the same root.
This was consistent with Maldives, the name of the country,for the-dives of Maldives and the word Divehi have the same root, Old Indo-Aryan dvīpa"island".
In English, the word"think" and the word"thank" both come from the same root.
In fact, the NYT article(page 2) hints that both stable marriages andsuccessful childrearing are caused by the same root factors.