Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: A person who studies or predicts the weather and reports on weather conditions.

Example: The meteorologist explained the upcoming storm during the news broadcast.

Definition: A device or system used to measure something, such as time, distance, or speed, or a specific arrangement of beats in music or poetry.

Example: The parking meter requires coins to operate for parking time.

Definition: To measure or regulate something using a device that counts or records the amount, such as a meter for water or electricity.

Example: The technician will meter the water flow to ensure it is within the required limits.

Definition: A colorless and odorless gas that is highly flammable and is the main component of natural gas. It is produced from the breakdown of organic materials and is used as a fuel and in chemical processes.

Example: Methane is often used as a clean energy source for heating and cooking.

Definition: A way of doing something that is organized and follows a specific plan or system.

Example: She used a new method to solve the math problem more efficiently.

Definition: A unit of measurement for length in the metric system, equal to 100 centimeters or approximately 39.37 inches.

Example: The room is five metres long.

Definition: Related to a system of measurement based on the meter, liter, and gram, which is used in most countries around the world.

Example: The metric system is used in science and many countries for measuring length, weight, and volume.

Definition: A standard way to measure something, often used in science or mathematics.

Example: The metric for evaluating the project's success was based on customer satisfaction.

Definition: Related to measurement or the structure of poetry, especially in terms of rhythm and meter.

Example: The poem was written in a metrical form, following a specific rhythm.

Definition: In a way that relates to the measurement of rhythm or structure, often used in poetry or music.

Example: The poem was written metrically, following a strict pattern of beats and syllables.

Definition: Relating to the science of measurement, especially the measurement of physical quantities.

Example: The metrological standards ensure that all measurements are accurate and reliable.

Definition: A large city that is an important center for culture, business, or other activities, often the main city in a region or country.

Example: New York City is often considered a global metropolis due to its influence in finance, culture, and media.