Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: The condition of feeling sick to the stomach, often leading to a desire to vomit.

Example: After the roller coaster ride, I experienced a strong sense of nauseousness.

Definition: This word describes things that are connected to ships, sailing, or navigation on water.

Example: The nautical charts helped the sailors navigate through the stormy seas.

Definition: The condition or quality of being able to be navigated, especially in relation to waterways or routes.

Example: The navigability of the river allows boats to travel easily from one city to another.

Definition: Wide or deep enough for boats or ships to travel through safely.

Example: The river is navigable, allowing large ships to pass through.

Definition: The process of planning and directing the route or course of a vehicle, such as a ship or airplane, to reach a destination.

Example: The navigation of the ship was complicated by the stormy weather.

Definition: Related to the process of planning and directing the course of a vehicle or vessel, especially in travel or transport.

Example: The ship's navigational tools helped the captain find the safest route through the storm.

Definition: A person or device that helps to find the way or direction, especially when traveling by sea or air.

Example: The navigator used the stars to guide the ship through the dark waters.

Definition: Having difficulty seeing objects that are far away, while being able to see things that are close clearly.

Example: She is nearsighted and needs to wear glasses to read the board in class.

Definition: A condition where distant objects appear blurry while close objects can be seen clearly, often due to the shape of the eye.

Example: He was diagnosed with nearsightedness and needed glasses to see the board in class.

Definition: In a tidy and organized way, without mess or disorder.

Example: She arranged the books neatly on the shelf.