Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: To rely on someone or something for support or help; to be influenced or determined by something else.

Example: You can depend on your friends to help you when you need it.

Definition: The quality of being reliable and trustworthy, so that others can count on you or something to perform as expected.

Example: Her dependability makes her a great team member.

Definition: Someone or something that can be trusted to do what is expected or needed.

Example: My friend is very dependable; I can always count on her to help me when I need it.

Definition: In a way that can be relied on or trusted; consistently reliable.

Example: She always arrives at work dependably, never late.

Definition: A person who relies on another for support, especially financial support.

Example: As a single parent, she has to provide for her child who is her dependant.

Definition: Needing someone or something else for support or help; not able to exist or function alone.

Example: Many children are dependent on their parents for care and support.

Definition: A person who relies on someone else for help or support, often financially.

Example: The government provides assistance to dependents of low-income families.

Definition: To show or represent something in a picture, drawing, or words.

Example: The artist chose to depict the landscape in vibrant colors.

Definition: A person or thing that represents or shows something in a visual form, such as a drawing or painting.

Example: The depictor captured the beauty of the landscape in his painting.

Definition: Capable of being used or put into action, especially in a specific situation or context.

Example: The new software is deployable on various platforms, making it versatile for different users.

Definition: Something that can lose value over time, often used in finance or accounting to describe assets that can be written off.

Example: The company has several depreciable assets that will reduce its taxable income.