LESSON 1 port, carry
Import is what comes into the port.

LESSON 2 gno to know | hum to land, below | ter to land, dry
The true meaning of ignore is to just pass by something even though you know it.

LESSON 3 vol. Roll, Roll
Why Volvo is a Suitable Car Name

LESSON 4 mis · mit send
A missionary is a person sent on a mission.

LESSON 5 sti- to stab
How many meanings are contained in the word "stick"?

LESSON 6 vac · void
Let's go on a vacation to relieve the stress of everyday life!

LESSON 7 syn together | path feelings
Sympathy is the feeling (path) felt together (syn)

LESSON 8 vers · vert to turn
I can handle the vertigo and dizziness well…

LESSON 9 side | sed sit
A person who is assiduous because he/she continues to sit (sid)

LESSON 10 phobia | acro end, top
Acrophobia (fear of heights)

LESSON 11 gress walk
If you walk forward (pro) you will progress (progress)

LESSON 12 eu · bene good | male bad
Speaking well (eu) is a euphemism (pheme)

LESSON 13 venge
Why the Avengers Aren't the Revengers

LESSON 14 para next to, against
A parachute that prevents you from falling (para)

LESSON 15 TERM END, LIMIT
The terminal you arrive at the last time you take the bus

LESSON 16 kin Family, Race | Gene Birth
Be kind to people of the same kind

LESSON 17 blow | ori - the direction where the morning sun rises
Where the sun rises (asu), Asia

LESSON 18 man- hand | deks- right
When managing words, you have to use your hands well.

LESSON 19 ped · pes foot
centipede, an animal with a hundred (cent) feet (ped-)

LESSON 20 cap head
A head (cap) in a hat, capital, chief, capital letter, chef

LESSON 21 part quotient, portion | sec · tom · chop
sect, tom, chop, snip, and clip are all friends of cut

LESSON 22 sta- stand
Staying still (sta-) like a statue

LESSON 23 fuse
Fusion cuisine is when two or more things are combined (fused) in one place.

LESSON 24 cand white, pure, shining | luminous
honest (candid) candidates dressed in white (cand)

LESSON 25 alt high | alb · blanc white
Is Baekdu Mountain the Alps in English?

LESSON 26 lev- light
A lever (lever) that lifts heavy things lightly (lev-)

LESSON 27 ment Mind, Memory
Dementia, a state of mental abnormality

LESSON 28 sophos wise | vid than
A wise (sophos) scholar (ist), a sophist (sophist) who uses far-fetched logic

LESSON 29 dent teeth | ortho straight
Orthodontics (orthodontics) to straighten teeth (dents)

LESSON 30 corona crown
Health-Related Words from Round Shapes to Contagious Diseases

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