否定前缀英文

Negation prefixes in English often include "un-", "in-", "im-", "ir-", "non-", and "dis-".
For example:

• "Unhappy" (not happy)
• "Invisible" (not visible)
• "Imperfect" (not perfect)
• "Irresponsible" (not responsible)
• "Non-existent" (not existing)
• "Disorganized" (not organized)

Negative prefixes in English are words that are added to the beginning of a word to create a negative or opposite meaning. Some common negative prefixes include:
- un- (e.g., unhappy, undo)

• dis- (e.g., disagree, dishonest)
• non- (e.g., nonstop, nonviolent)
• in- (e.g., impossible, indoor)
• il- (e.g., illegal, illiterate)
• im- (e.g., impossible, immobile)
• ir- (e.g., irregular, irreducible)
• mis- (e.g., mistake, misunderstand)
• un- (e.g., unable, unfair) - note that "un-" is used more frequently than the others listed here, as it can be added to a wide variety of words.

你问的是否定前缀的英文词是啥对吧？那简单，否定前缀的英文是 "un-"。比如 "unhappy" 就是从 "happy" 演变来的，意思是 "不快乐的"。类似的还有 "unjust"（不公正的），"unequal"（不平等的）等等。这个前缀在英语里很常见。