Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: Not joined or connected; existing independently or apart from others.

Example: The two friends had separate interests and hobbies.

Definition: To become divided into different parts or groups.

Example: The two colors will separate when mixed with water.

Definition: A piece of clothing that can be worn on its own or combined with other clothes to create different outfits.

Example: She bought a separate to match her favorite blouse.

Definition: To cause something to be apart from something else or to divide it into parts.

Example: The teacher asked the students to separate the different colors in the painting.

Definition: A device or person that divides or keeps things apart from each other.

Example: The separator in the machine helps to remove impurities from the liquid.

Definition: A group or set of seven people or things, often used in music to refer to a composition for seven instruments or voices.

Example: The orchestra performed a beautiful septet that showcased the talents of all seven musicians.

Definition: A series of things that come one after another in a specific order.

Example: The teacher asked the students to arrange the numbers in sequence.

Definition: To arrange things in a specific order or to determine the order of items.

Example: The teacher asked the students to sequence the events of the story.

Definition: Describing something that has been arranged in a specific order or series, often referring to data or genetic information that has been organized or analyzed.

Example: The sequenced data provided valuable insights into the genetic makeup of the organism.

Definition: To arrange things in a specific order or pattern.

Example: The data was sequenced to show the results clearly.

Definition: Describing something that follows a specific order or arrangement, often one after another.

Example: The tasks must be completed in a sequential order to ensure everything is done correctly.

Definition: To perform a musical piece, often in the open air, usually to express love or admiration.

Example: He decided to serenade her under the stars with his guitar.

Definition: A musical performance given to honor someone or express love, often performed outdoors at night.

Example: He played a beautiful serenade for her under the stars.

Definition: To perform a piece of music, often in a romantic or gentle manner, usually outdoors and for someone special.

Example: He decided to serenade her under the stars with his guitar.

Definition: A person who sings or plays music to someone, usually in a romantic way, often outdoors at night.

Example: The young man became a serenader, singing sweet songs under her window.

Definition: Calm and peaceful, not disturbed by anything; clear and bright.

Example: The lake was serene, reflecting the clear blue sky above.

Definition: A state of calmness and peacefulness, often associated with nature or a tranquil environment.

Example: The lake was so serene that it reflected the mountains perfectly.

Definition: More calm and peaceful than something else.

Example: The lake was serener in the early morning than in the afternoon.