Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: Feeling unhappy or not pleased with something.

Example: She was dissatisfied with the service at the restaurant.

Definition: To cut something into pieces to study its structure or to analyze something in detail.

Example: In biology class, we will dissect a frog to learn about its anatomy.

Definition: Divided into many narrow parts or sections, often with deep cuts or lobes.

Example: The dissected leaves of the plant have a unique appearance.

Definition: The process of carefully cutting apart something to study its structure or to analyze it in detail.

Example: In biology class, we performed a dissection of a frog to learn about its anatomy.

Definition: Not alike; having differences or distinct characteristics.

Example: The two paintings are dissimilar in style and color.

Definition: Able to be mixed with a liquid and become part of it.

Example: The sugar is dissolvable in water, making it easy to sweeten drinks.

Definition: To become liquid or to break apart into smaller parts, often disappearing or losing shape.

Example: The sugar will dissolve in hot water.

Definition: A technique in film or video where one image gradually fades out while another fades in, creating a smooth transition between scenes.

Example: The director used a dissolve to transition from the sunset to the night sky in the film.

Definition: To cause a solid to mix with a liquid until it becomes part of the liquid.

Example: When you add sugar to tea, it will dissolve and make the tea sweet.

Definition: A word that has two syllables.

Example: The word 'happy' is a disyllable because it has two syllables: hap-py.

Definition: Not a valid English word.

Example: Not available.

Definition: To extract the essential meaning or most important aspects of something, often by removing unnecessary parts.

Example: The scientist decided to distil the complex information into a simple report.

Definition: The process of purifying a liquid by heating it until it evaporates and then collecting the vapor as it cools and condenses back into a liquid.

Example: The distillation of water makes it safe to drink by removing impurities.