Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: The main work or project that someone dedicates their life to, often reflecting their passions or beliefs.

Example: She considered her novel to be her lifework, a culmination of years of writing and research.

Definition: Not heavy; easy to carry or move. It can also mean bright or filled with light, or having a small amount of something.

Example: The box was so light that I could lift it with one hand.

Definition: In a way that is not heavy or burdensome; easily or without difficulty.

Example: She danced light across the stage, making it look effortless.

Definition: A form of energy that makes things visible, often produced by the sun, lamps, or other sources; it can also refer to a person or thing that brings inspiration or joy.

Example: The light from the lamp brightened the entire room.

Definition: The process or equipment used to provide light in a space, especially in a way that makes it bright and visible.

Example: The lighting in the theater created a magical atmosphere for the performance.

Definition: The chance or possibility that something will happen.

Example: There is a high likelihood of rain tomorrow.

Definition: The quality or state of being similar to something or someone; resemblance.

Example: The artist captured her likeness perfectly in the painting.

Definition: A large, comfortable car that is often driven by a chauffeur and used for special occasions or luxury travel.

Example: They arrived at the wedding in a beautiful white limousine.

Definition: A thick syrup used as a medicine, especially to help with coughs.

Example: The doctor prescribed a linctus to soothe her sore throat.

Definition: To move in a straight path or direction, often used in the context of sports or activities where a straight trajectory is important.

Example: The baseball lined out to the shortstop during the game.

Definition: A long, narrow mark or band that can represent a boundary, a connection, or a series of items arranged in a row.

Example: She drew a straight line on the paper with a ruler.

Definition: To cover or fit the inside surface of something, or to arrange things in a row along a space.

Example: She decided to line the shelves with colorful paper.

Definition: Describing something that is straight, narrow, and has only one dimension, often resembling a line.

Example: The artist used linear designs to create a sense of movement in the painting.

Definition: Describing something that has been made linear or simplified in form or structure.

Example: The data was linearised to make it easier to analyze.

Definition: To make something linear or to arrange it in a straight line.

Example: The data was linearised to simplify the analysis.