Exam: Cambridge English: B1 Preliminary (PET)

Definition: Filled tightly or completely with something, often to the point of being crowded or unable to hold more.

Example: The packed suitcase was difficult to close.

Definition: The process of putting things into boxes or bags for storage or transport.

Example: The packing of the boxes took longer than expected.

Definition: To walk quietly or softly, often without making much noise.

Example: The cat padded softly across the room.

Definition: A soft or flexible surface used for support or protection, often found in various forms like a cushion, a pad for writing, or a base for something like a helipad.

Example: She wrote her notes on a pad of paper during the lecture.

Definition: To fill or cover something with soft material, or to add extra information to something, often to make it seem larger or more important.

Example: She decided to pad the envelope with bubble wrap to protect the contents.

Definition: To turn the pages of a book or magazine, often to look for something specific or to read.

Example: She decided to page through the magazine to find the article she wanted.

Definition: A flat piece of paper in a book, letter, or document, usually containing text or images on one or both sides.

Example: She turned the page to continue reading the story.

Definition: To number the pages of a book or document, or to summon someone by name or using a beeper.

Example: The editor had to page through the manuscript to find the errors.

Definition: Causing discomfort or suffering; something that hurts physically or emotionally.

Example: The injury was so painful that I couldn't walk properly.

Definition: Not causing any discomfort or suffering; easy and without pain.

Example: The dentist assured me that the procedure would be painless.

Definition: To create a picture or design by applying color to a surface, often using a brush or other tools.

Example: She loves to paint in her free time, creating beautiful landscapes.

Definition: A colored liquid used for covering surfaces, often made from pigments mixed with a liquid. It can also refer to makeup used to add color to the face.

Example: She decided to use blue paint to decorate her room.

Definition: To cover a surface with color using a liquid substance, often for decoration or protection.

Example: She decided to paint the walls of her room a bright blue.

Definition: Having a light color or low intensity, often appearing weak or faint.

Example: The sky was pale blue in the early morning light.

Definition: To become lighter in color or less intense; to lose color or brightness.

Example: She paled when she heard the bad news.

Definition: A fence or boundary that encloses an area, often made of wooden stakes or posts.

Example: The children played safely inside the pale that surrounded the garden.

Definition: To make something less bright or intense in color, or to cause it to lose its color.

Example: The sudden news seemed to pale her usual vibrant smile.

Definition: To move a camera in a horizontal direction to follow a subject or create a wide view.

Example: The director decided to pan the camera to capture the entire scene.

Definition: A shallow, typically round container used for cooking or serving food.

Example: She cooked the vegetables in a large pan on the stove.

Definition: To criticize or review something very negatively, or to cook food in a shallow, flat container.

Example: The movie was panned by critics for its poor storyline.

Definition: Relating to or made of thin material that is used for writing, printing, or wrapping.

Example: She used a paper bag to carry her groceries.

Definition: A thin material made from wood or other fibers, used for writing, printing, or drawing, and also refers to written works or documents.

Example: I wrote my essay on a piece of paper.

Definition: To cover or wrap something with a material made from cellulose fibers, often used for writing or printing.

Example: She decided to paper the walls of her room with a bright floral design.