Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: The process of bringing something back to its original condition or state after it has been damaged or altered.

Example: The restoration of the old church took several years and a lot of money.

Definition: Relating to something that has been brought back to its original condition or improved after being damaged or worn out.

Example: The restored painting looked as beautiful as it did when it was first created.

Definition: To bring something back to its original condition or to return it to a previous state.

Example: The old painting was beautifully restored to its former glory.

Definition: To change the style or appearance of something, often to make it look more modern or appealing.

Example: She decided to restyle her living room with new furniture and decorations.

Definition: The action of submitting something again, often after making changes or corrections.

Example: After receiving feedback, I made the necessary changes and prepared my resubmission for the project.

Definition: To send something again, usually a document or application, after it has been submitted previously.

Example: I need to resubmit my application because I forgot to include my references.

Definition: Describing something that comes as a consequence or effect of something else.

Example: The resultant changes in temperature affected the entire ecosystem.

Definition: A single outcome or effect that comes from a particular situation or set of conditions, often used in mathematics to refer to a vector that represents the sum of multiple vectors.

Example: The resultant of the two forces acting on the object was calculated to determine the net effect.

Definition: To come back to the surface after being submerged or hidden; to appear again.

Example: After several years, the old memories began to resurface.

Definition: To cover something again with a new surface, such as a road or floor.

Example: The workers will resurface the parking lot next week.

Definition: Taken again or captured once more.

Example: The retaken photograph showed a much clearer image than the first one.

Definition: To take something again or to capture something that was lost.

Example: The city was retaken after a long battle.

Definition: To teach something again to someone, usually because they did not understand it the first time.

Example: The teacher had to reteach the lesson because many students were confused.

Definition: A new version or adaptation of a story that tells it again in a different way.

Example: The retelling of the classic fairy tale introduced new characters and themes.