[006] discursive

1. dis-, 分开，散开。-curs, 跑
   = excursive
2. talking or writing about many different things in a way that is not highly organized东拉西扯的；离题的；不着边际的
3. I always write discursively. 离题万里

discursive

[007] derogate

1. derogate v 毁损,堕落(de向下,坏+rog+ate=问下去=毁损掉)
   rog = ask肉阁一直要提要求
   abrogate v 取消,废止(ab去掉+rog+ate=不再要求有=取消掉)
   interrogate v 审问(inter在…中间+rog+ate来来回回的要求 = 审问)
2. to insult (someone or something) : to say or suggest that (something or someone) is not important or worthy of respect贬低；贬损
3. Americans like derogate Mr. Trump's achievements.

derogate

[008] overbearing

1. →over-,在上，超过，bear,承担，承受。
2. often trying to control the behavior of other people in an annoying or unwanted way专横的；盛气凌人的
3. Overbearing parents may be a threat to the success of a generation.

overbearing

[009] zealous

1. 热心的(zeal+ous)[zeal=ardor,表示"热心"] 热闹死了
2. feeling or showing strong and energetic support for a person, cause, etc. : filled with zeal热情的；热心的；狂热的
3. There are a lot of zealous rock fans in the plaza.

zealous

[010] extraneous

1. 在rock的年代，外在的特征（长相，衣着）不重要
   -aneors表形容词,表示”…有,…特征的”
   simultaneous a 同时发生的
   spontaneous a 自发的
   miscellaneous a 各种各样的(miscell混杂)
2. not important不重要的
3. The rabbit teeth are extraneous for the success of Freddie.

extraneous