Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: A device used for making and receiving phone calls, typically shaped like a handle and containing both the speaker and microphone.

Example: He picked up the handset to answer the call.

Definition: The most attractive or good-looking person, especially in terms of physical appearance.

Example: He was considered the handsomest man in the room, drawing everyone's attention.

Definition: A location on the coast where ships can dock safely and find shelter from storms or rough waters.

Example: The fishing boats returned to the harbor after a long day at sea.

Definition: To provide shelter or a safe place for someone or something, often used in the context of protecting or keeping something hidden.

Example: The old house can harbor many secrets from the past.

Definition: A place on the coast where ships can dock and be safe from the sea.

Example: The fishing boats returned to the harbour after a long day at sea.

Definition: Not easy to break, cut, or damage; firm and solid in texture or structure.

Example: The rock was too hard to break with a hammer.

Definition: In a firm or secure manner; with great effort or intensity.

Example: She worked hard to finish her project on time.

Definition: A type of book that has stiff covers made of cloth, cardboard, or leather, making it more durable than a paperback.

Example: I prefer to read hardcover books because they last longer and look nicer on my shelf.

Definition: A type of book that has a stiff, protective cover, usually made of cardboard or similar material, making it more durable than a paperback.

Example: I prefer to read hardcover books because they last longer and look nicer on my shelf.

Definition: To become firm or solid, often as a result of cooling or drying.

Example: The clay will harden as it dries in the sun.

Definition: To make something hard or more difficult to break or damage.

Example: The cold weather will harden the ground, making it tough to dig.

Definition: The physical parts of a computer or other machines, including tools and equipment used in various industries.

Example: The new computer's hardware includes a faster processor and more memory.

Definition: Relating to harmony, often used to describe sounds that are pleasing to the ear or elements that are well integrated together.

Example: The choir sang a harmonic piece that filled the church with beautiful sounds.

Definition: A musical tone that is produced by vibrating strings or air columns, which is related to a fundamental tone and has a frequency that is a whole-number multiple of it.

Example: The musician played a harmonic on the guitar, creating a beautiful, ringing sound.

Definition: Having parts that are well combined or work well together, creating a pleasing effect or feeling.

Example: The garden was designed to create a harmonious atmosphere for relaxation.