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suffice 【suffice】v.足够One hundred dollars a month will suffice for the old lady's need.一个月一百元足够那老妇人花用。

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[sə'faɪs] 
sufficebe sufficient; be adequate, either in quality or quantity
To suffice is to be enough, in either quality or quantity. If may not be gourmet all the time, but if your food is healthy, it will suffice.
The word suffice comes from a combination of the Latin words sub ("under") and facere ("make") that together mean "meet the need of." This need is usually the bare minimum — no leftovers, nothing fancy. The common phrase "Suffice it to say" means "I'll just say" or "All that needs to be said is...."
All forms of 'suffice' will appear on average once every 42 pages.insufficiencyinsufficientlyself-sufficiencysufficesufficiencysufficientinsufficientself-sufficientsufficientlyself-sufficing

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Back	【suffice】 v.足够 One hundred dollars a month will suffice for the old lady's need. 一个月一百元足够那老妇人花用。
Vocab	sufficebe sufficient; be adequate, either in quality or quantity To suffice is to be enough, in either quality or quantity. If may not be gourmet all the time, but if your food is healthy, it will suffice. The word suffice comes from a combination of the Latin words sub ("under") and facere ("make") that together mean "meet the need of." This need is usually the bare minimum — no leftovers, nothing fancy. The common phrase "Suffice it to say" means "I'll just say" or "All that needs to be said is...." All forms of 'suffice' will appear on average once every 42 pages. insufficiency insufficiently self-sufficiency suffice sufficiency sufficient insufficient self-sufficient sufficiently self-sufficing

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