Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: To combine two or more things together so that they are mixed evenly.

Example: The artist decided to intermix different colors to create a unique shade.

Definition: Related to the use of more than one type of transportation method during a single journey.

Example: The company specializes in intermodal shipping, combining trucks and trains for efficient delivery.

Definition: Not a valid English word.

Example: Not available

Definition: To work temporarily in a job to gain experience, often as part of a training program.

Example: She decided to intern at a local hospital to learn more about medicine.

Definition: A person, often a student or recent graduate, who works in a professional setting to gain practical experience under supervision.

Example: She worked as an intern at the hospital during her summer break.

Definition: To confine someone, especially during a war or conflict, often in a camp or prison.

Example: During the war, many citizens were interned in camps for security reasons.

Definition: In a way that relates to the inside or inner part of something, rather than the outside.

Example: The company decided to handle the issue internally rather than involving outside consultants.

Definition: A person who is undergoing practical training in a profession, often in a medical or educational setting, usually as part of their studies.

Example: The hospital hired several interne to assist with patient care during the summer.

Definition: A person who is held in a place, often during a war, usually for political or military reasons.

Example: During the war, many people became internees in camps.

Definition: A global system of interconnected computer networks that use the Internet Protocol to link devices worldwide, allowing for communication and data exchange.

Example: I use the internet to research information and connect with friends.

Definition: A temporary job that students do to gain experience in a particular field or profession.

Example: She got an internship at a marketing firm to learn more about the industry.

Definition: Able to work with and exchange information between different systems or devices without problems.

Example: The new software is interoperable with various operating systems, making it easy to share data.

Definition: To work together with another system or software in a way that allows them to communicate and function effectively.

Example: The new software can interoperate with existing systems to improve efficiency.