Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: The act of behaving badly or improperly, often in a way that is disruptive or unacceptable.

Example: The teacher had to address the student's misbehaviour in class.

Definition: An error made in calculating something, leading to an incorrect result.

Example: The engineer realized there was a miscalculation in the project budget.

Definition: This word describes someone or something that is playful in a naughty way, often causing minor trouble or annoyance.

Example: The mischievous puppy chewed on my shoes while I was not looking.

Definition: In a way that shows a playful desire to cause trouble or annoy someone.

Example: The child smiled mischievously as he planned his next prank.

Definition: Feeling very unhappy or uncomfortable; causing great distress or discomfort.

Example: After losing his job, he felt miserable for weeks.

Definition: A small accident or mistake that causes trouble or problems, often unexpectedly.

Example: The picnic was ruined by a mishap when the rain started pouring down.

Definition: To understand or explain something incorrectly.

Example: She misinterpreted his words and thought he was angry.

Definition: A mistake made while typing, usually by pressing the wrong key on a keyboard.

Example: I made a miskeying in my report and had to correct it before submitting.

Definition: To type a key incorrectly on a keyboard, resulting in an error in the text.

Example: I ended up miskeying my password and couldn't log in.

Definition: To give an incorrect label or name to something.

Example: The company was fined for mislabeling its products.

Definition: To put something down in the wrong place and then forget where it is.

Example: I always mislay my keys when I'm in a hurry.