Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: Able to be made longer or larger in size or duration.

Example: The extendible table can be adjusted to fit more guests during dinner.

Definition: Able to be made longer or larger; can be expanded or modified easily.

Example: The software has an extensible architecture that allows developers to add new features.

Definition: A noun that refers to something added to increase size, time, or capability, such as a part of a building, a program for learning, or a file type in computing.

Example: The school offers an extension program for students who cannot attend regular classes.

Definition: Having a large size, range, or amount; covering a wide area or involving a lot of things.

Example: The extensive library has books on almost every subject.

Definition: Relating to the outside or outer part of something.

Example: The exterior of the building was painted a bright color.

Definition: The outside part or surface of something, such as a building or object.

Example: The exterior of the house was painted a bright blue.

Definition: In a way that relates to the outside or outer surface of something.

Example: The building was beautifully designed, but exteriorly it looked quite plain.

Definition: A type of learning experience where students work in a real job setting, usually for a short time, to gain practical skills related to their field of study.

Example: She completed her externship at a local hospital to gain experience in healthcare.

Definition: No longer existing, living, or in use; something that has completely disappeared or is no longer active.

Example: The dodo is an extinct bird that once lived on the island of Mauritius.

Definition: Referring to something that has been completely put out or eliminated, such as a fire or a feeling.

Example: The campfire was extinguished before we left the site.

Definition: To put out a fire or light; to make something stop burning or shining.

Example: The firefighters extinguished the flames quickly.

Definition: A concentrated form of a substance, often used for flavoring or medicinal purposes, or a passage taken from a larger text.

Example: The recipe called for vanilla extract to enhance the flavor of the cake.

Definition: To take something out from a larger whole, often with effort or force, such as removing a tooth or obtaining information from a source.

Example: The dentist had to extract my wisdom tooth because it was causing pain.