Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: Related to a person who creates or expresses humor, often in a funny or entertaining way.

Example: The humoristic style of the comedian made everyone laugh during the show.

Definition: In a way that shows no sense of humor or fun; serious and without laughter.

Example: She humorlessly pointed out the mistakes in the report.

Definition: A quality that makes people laugh or feel amused; a sense of fun or playfulness.

Example: Her sense of humour always brightens up the room.

Definition: The practice of managing and taking care of crops and animals for farming; it involves breeding livestock and growing plants.

Example: Sustainable husbandry practices help protect the environment while producing food.

Definition: A type of thing that is made from two different sources or kinds, often referring to plants or animals that come from different breeds or species.

Example: The new car model is a hybrid that uses both gasoline and electricity for power.

Definition: To take in water or moisture, often to maintain proper hydration in the body.

Example: It is important to hydrate after exercising to replenish lost fluids.

Definition: A solid substance that includes water molecules as part of its structure, often found in crystals or formed by combining water with another material.

Example: The scientist studied the properties of the hydrate to understand its behavior in different conditions.

Definition: To provide water or moisture to something, especially to restore its proper balance of fluids.

Example: After a long run, it's important to hydrate properly to avoid dehydration.

Definition: The process of providing enough water to keep the body healthy and functioning properly.

Example: Staying hydrated is important for your overall health, especially during hot weather.

Definition: Related to the movement or operation of fluids, especially water, under pressure.

Example: The hydraulic system in the car helps to control the brakes effectively.

Definition: A colorless and flammable gas that is the lightest and most abundant element in the universe, often used in various chemical processes and fuels.

Example: Hydrogen is used in fuel cells to produce electricity.

Definition: A tool used to measure the density or specific gravity of a liquid, which helps to determine its strength or concentration.

Example: The scientist used a hydrometer to check the alcohol content in the solution.