Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: The method of making copies or reproductions of images or documents using machines, photography, or electronic methods.

Example: The company specializes in reprography, providing high-quality copies of architectural plans.

Definition: To publish something again after it has been published before.

Example: The author decided to republish her first book with a new cover design.

Definition: A person or organization that publishes something again, often in a different format or edition.

Example: The republisher released a new edition of the classic novel with updated illustrations.

Definition: The act of changing or adding punctuation marks in a piece of writing to improve clarity or correctness.

Example: The editor suggested repunctuation of the text to make it easier to read.

Definition: To need something or make it necessary for someone to do something.

Example: The job will require you to work on weekends.

Definition: Something that is necessary or must be done; it is essential or mandatory.

Example: The required documents must be submitted by the deadline.

Definition: A thing that is needed or must be done, often as part of a rule or condition.

Example: Meeting the safety standards is a requirement for all construction projects.

Definition: A process of registering again or a second time after an initial registration.

Example: The reregistration for the event is required if you want to participate again.

Definition: A situation where someone is saved from danger or harm.

Example: The firefighters performed a daring rescue to save the trapped hikers.

Definition: To save someone or something from a dangerous or harmful situation.

Example: The firefighters worked hard to rescue the cat stuck in the tree.

Definition: A person who saves someone or something from danger or harm.

Example: The rescuer bravely entered the burning building to save the trapped residents.