Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: To become open or to create an opening.

Example: The door began to gap as it was pushed.

Definition: A space or opening between two things, or a difference or lack of something that should be present.

Example: There was a noticeable gap in the fence where the dog could escape.

Definition: To create an opening or space in something.

Example: The workers will gap the wall to allow for better ventilation.

Definition: To emit gas or to release gas into the air.

Example: The old car began to gas as it started up.

Definition: A substance that is in a state where it has no fixed shape and can fill any space, often used for fuel or as a chemical in various processes.

Example: The gas from the stove filled the kitchen with a strong smell.

Definition: To use poisonous fumes to harm or kill someone or something, or to treat something with gas for a chemical reaction.

Example: The soldiers were ordered to gas the enemy positions during the battle.

Definition: Relating to or existing in the form of gas; not solid or liquid.

Example: The gaseous state of water is known as steam.

Definition: Changed from a liquid or solid state into a gas state.

Example: The liquid was gasified to create a more efficient fuel.

Definition: To convert a substance into gas, often by heating or applying pressure.

Example: The process gasified the organic material, turning it into usable energy.

Definition: A type of fuel made from a mixture of alcohol and gasoline, typically containing 10% ethanol and 90% gasoline.

Example: Many cars can run on gasohol, which is a mixture of ethanol and gasoline.

Definition: A condition characterized by inflammation of the stomach lining, which can be either chronic or acute.

Example: The doctor diagnosed her with gastritis after she complained of stomach pain.

Definition: Related to the art or science of good eating and cooking.

Example: The restaurant is known for its gastronomic delights that attract food lovers from all over.

Definition: Related to the practice or art of choosing, cooking, and eating good food.

Example: The restaurant is known for its gastronomical delights that attract food lovers from all over.

Definition: A structure or opening that allows entry or access, often used to describe a physical entrance or a means of connecting different systems, especially in technology.

Example: The old stone gateway led to a beautiful garden.

Definition: More showy or flashy in a way that is considered tasteless or excessive.

Example: The decorations at the party were gaudier than I expected, with bright colors and lots of glitter.