Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: To make a general statement or conclusion based on specific cases or examples.

Example: It's important not to generalise from just one experience.

Definition: To produce or create something, often by following specific instructions or parameters.

Example: The software can generate reports automatically based on the data provided.

Definition: A device or machine that produces energy, often converting one form of energy into another, such as mechanical energy into electrical energy.

Example: The generator provided power to the entire building during the outage.

Definition: In a way that relates to general principles rather than specific instances.

Example: The product is generically designed to appeal to a wide audience.

Definition: Willing to give more of something, especially money or time, than is usual or expected; kind and unselfish.

Example: She is very generous with her time, always helping others in need.

Definition: Relating to genes or heredity, often concerning how traits are passed from parents to offspring.

Example: Scientists are studying genetic factors that contribute to certain diseases.

Definition: Relating to genes or heredity, which are the biological factors that determine traits and characteristics in living organisms.

Example: The scientist studied the genetical factors that influence the development of certain diseases.

Definition: The area of science that studies how traits and characteristics are passed from parents to their children and how these traits can change over time.

Example: She is studying genetics to understand how diseases are inherited.

Definition: In a friendly and cheerful way.

Example: She greeted everyone genially at the party.

Definition: Relating to the organs of reproduction or the sexual organs in general.

Example: The doctor explained the importance of genital health to the patients.