Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: Written works that are considered to have artistic or intellectual value, including novels, poems, and essays.

Example: She enjoys reading classic literature from authors like Shakespeare and Jane Austen.

Definition: In a flexible and graceful way, often used to describe movement that is smooth and agile.

Example: The dancer moved lithely across the stage, captivating the audience with her elegance.

Definition: A substance made from lichens that changes color in response to acidity or basicity, commonly used to test the pH level of a solution.

Example: The scientist used litmus paper to determine if the solution was acidic or basic.

Definition: Suitable for living in or enduring; a place that can be comfortably inhabited.

Example: The apartment is in a livable condition after the renovations.

Definition: The quality of being suitable or pleasant to live in, often referring to a place's environment, amenities, and overall comfort for residents.

Example: The city's liveability has improved due to better parks and public transportation.

Definition: Relating to or made from the organ in the body that helps process food and remove toxins, or describing a dark reddish-brown color.

Example: The chef prepared a delicious liver pâté for the appetizer.

Definition: A large, reddish-brown organ in the body that helps with digestion, produces bile, and processes nutrients from food.

Example: The doctor explained how the liver functions in the digestive system.

Definition: To receive or take on a load, often referring to vehicles or containers that are being filled with goods or cargo.

Example: The truck will load at the warehouse before heading out.

Definition: A weight or burden that is carried or supported, which can also refer to a mental or emotional burden.

Example: The truck was carrying a heavy load of bricks.

Definition: To put a burden or weight onto something, or to fill something with items or information.

Example: He will load the truck with boxes before the move.

Definition: The act of putting a weight or cargo onto something, or the amount of weight or cargo that is added.

Example: The loading of the truck took longer than expected due to the heavy boxes.

Definition: A term borrowed from one language and used in another, often adapted to fit the new language's rules.

Example: The word 'ballet' is a loanword from French that is commonly used in English.

Definition: To throw or hit something in a high, arching manner, often used in sports.

Example: He decided to lob the ball over the net during the game.

Definition: A ball that is hit, thrown, or kicked in a high arc, often used in sports.

Example: He made a perfect lob over the defender's head to score a goal.