Administer, administrative, administration, administrator; (Note No.24)
(1)        Either to administer a government department or to administer a household needs skills and patience. (administer law/justice/funds/the finances)
(2)        Administer a punishment/first aid to the wounded/medicine to a patient;
(3)        The priest administered the last rites. (Christian ceremony for someone dying)
(4)        The judge administered an oath to a witness to tell the truth in court.
(5)        The country was under military administration.
The Roosevelt Administration; some irregularities in the administration of public funds/justice （审判工作）
（6）The professor lacks the necessary administrative ability as a president. (行政)
Much of the professor’s administrative load should be relieved.  

（九）prestige, prestigious;
(1) Several universities in China enjoy/carry international prestige.
   the prestige conferred in many cultures by having a professional job, such as a doctor or lawyer.
build up one’s prestige; decline in prestige; a man of high prestige;
(2)His father borrowed money to buy a prestige car. (adj.)
(3) Tsinghua University is the most prestigious school in the country.

（十）measure n. (Exercise V)
(1) take/adopt effective/strong/hard/strict measures to do something;
(2) There are no words to express the full measures of my gratitude.
have a certain measure of success; in large/great measure; a measure of doubt/truth; in a/some measure;  
  win a great measure of support; attract a measure of official attention;
give someone short/full measure;
(3) He is greedy beyond measure.
(3)        in liquid/dry measure; a measure of weight; a measure of time;
(4)        He sold me the car at a cheap price and included the radio for good measure.(additionally)
(5)        take someone’s (waist) measure; get the measure of ; (量尺寸;估量某人品格或能力)
(6)        take someone’s measurements;(量尺寸)

Administer, administrative, administration, administrator; (Note No.24)
(1)        Either to administer a government department or to administer a household needs skills and patience. (administer law/justice/funds/the finances)
(2)        Administer a punishment/first aid to the wounded/medicine to a patient;
(3)        The priest administered the last rites. (Christian ceremony for someone dying)
(4)        The judge administered an oath to a witness to tell the truth in court.
(5)        The country was under military administration.
The Roosevelt Administration; some irregularities in the administration of public funds/justice （审判工作）
（6）The professor lacks the necessary administrative ability as a president. (行政)
Much of the professor’s administrative load should be relieved.  

（九）prestige, prestigious;
(1) Several universities in China enjoy/carry international prestige.
   the prestige conferred in many cultures by having a professional job, such as a doctor or lawyer.
build up one’s prestige; decline in prestige; a man of high prestige;
(2)His father borrowed money to buy a prestige car. (adj.)
(3) Tsinghua University is the most prestigious school in the country.

（十）measure n. (Exercise V)
(1) take/adopt effective/strong/hard/strict measures to do something;
(2) There are no words to express the full measures of my gratitude.
have a certain measure of success; in large/great measure; a measure of doubt/truth; in a/some measure;  
  win a great measure of support; attract a measure of official attention;
give someone short/full measure;
(3) He is greedy beyond measure.
(3)        in liquid/dry measure; a measure of weight; a measure of time;
(4)        He sold me the car at a cheap price and included the radio for good measure.(additionally)
(5)        take someone’s (waist) measure; get the measure of ; (量尺寸;估量某人品格或能力)
(6)        take someone’s measurements;(量尺寸)