Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: Something that is easy to read or understand, often because of its clear style or format.

Example: The book was so readable that I finished it in one day.

Definition: In a way that is easy to read and understand.

Example: The instructions were written readably, making them simple to follow.

Definition: To change something again so that it works better or is suitable for a new situation.

Example: After moving to a new city, I had to readapt to the different climate and lifestyle.

Definition: A group of people who read a particular publication or book.

Example: The magazine has a large readership, attracting millions of subscribers each month.

Definition: To change or modify something again to make it suitable or correct.

Example: After the meeting, I had to readjust the project timeline to fit the new deadlines.

Definition: The act of being allowed to enter a place or organization again after having been there before.

Example: After completing the treatment, she applied for readmission to the university.

Definition: To allow someone to enter again after they have been removed or excluded.

Example: The hospital decided to readmit the patient after further evaluation.

Definition: To become aware of something or to understand it clearly.

Example: I didn't realise how much time had passed while I was reading.

Definition: To submit an application or request again after a previous attempt.

Example: After being rejected the first time, she decided to reapply for the scholarship.

Definition: To change the order or position of something.

Example: I need to rearrange the furniture in my living room.