Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: Something that is done on purpose or with a specific aim in mind.

Example: Her actions were intentional, not accidental.

Definition: To act upon or influence each other; to communicate or engage with others.

Example: Children learn best when they interact with their peers during play.

Definition: Relating to or involving communication and exchange between people or groups.

Example: The interactional dynamics in the meeting helped to foster collaboration among team members.

Definition: Relating to or involving communication or activity between two or more parties, especially where users can influence or respond to the system.

Example: The interactive game allowed players to make choices that affected the outcome of the story.

Definition: The quality of being able to engage or communicate with others, often through technology or activities that allow for participation.

Example: The interactivity of the video game keeps players engaged and entertained.

Definition: Able to be exchanged or replaced with something else without losing value or function.

Example: The two parts are interchangeable, so you can use either one in the machine.

Definition: A link or relationship between different things, often showing how they are connected or related to each other.

Example: The interconnection of various technologies has improved communication worldwide.

Definition: Relating to something that is located or used between the teeth.

Example: The dentist recommended using interdental brushes for better oral hygiene.

Definition: A sound made by placing the tongue between the teeth, often found in certain languages.

Example: In English, the sounds 'th' in 'think' and 'this' are examples of interdental consonants.

Definition: To interact or work together smoothly with something or someone.

Example: The software can interface with various devices to enhance functionality.

Definition: A point where different systems or groups meet and interact, or a surface that forms a boundary between two things.

Example: The interface between the software and the user is crucial for a good experience.

Definition: To connect or interact with something, often through a specific system or method.

Example: The software will interface with the hardware to ensure proper communication.

Definition: A word that expresses a strong emotion or feeling and can stand alone, like 'Wow!' or 'Oh!'.

Example: When she saw the surprise party, she exclaimed, 'Wow!'