Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: A large store or place where many different types of goods are sold.

Example: We visited a beautiful emporium that sold handmade crafts and unique gifts.

Definition: Able to be mixed with another liquid to form a stable mixture, known as an emulsion.

Example: The oil is emulsifiable, allowing it to blend smoothly with water in the salad dressing.

Definition: A substance that helps mix two liquids that usually do not mix well, like oil and water, and keeps them from separating.

Example: The chef added an emulsifier to the dressing to ensure the oil and vinegar blended smoothly.

Definition: To mix two liquids together so that they form a stable mixture, often used in cooking and food preparation.

Example: You need to emulsify the oil and vinegar to make a smooth salad dressing.

Definition: To make something possible or give someone the ability to do something.

Example: The new software will enable users to edit videos more easily.

Definition: To put something inside a case or cover it completely.

Example: The artist decided to encase the sculpture in glass to protect it.

Definition: Describing a woman who is carrying a baby in her womb; pregnant.

Example: She is enceinte and expecting her first child.

Definition: A structure or area that is surrounded by a protective wall or fortification.

Example: The ancient castle was built within a large enceinte to protect it from invaders.

Definition: To attract someone in a very pleasing way or to cast a spell on someone.

Example: The magician was able to enchant the audience with his tricks.

Definition: Having a magical quality that attracts and delights; very charming or pleasing.

Example: The garden was filled with enchanting flowers that captivated everyone who visited.

Definition: To form a circle around something or to surround it completely.

Example: The children decided to encircle the tree during their game.