Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: To become established in a place or situation, or to come to rest after movement.

Example: After a long journey, we decided to settle in a small town by the river.

Definition: A type of long wooden bench that usually has a high back and may have storage space underneath the seat.

Example: The settle in the hallway was perfect for putting on shoes.

Definition: To resolve or reach an agreement about something, often by making a decision or settling a dispute.

Example: After much discussion, they decided to settle their differences peacefully.

Definition: The arrangement or organization of something, often referring to a plan, strategy, or physical arrangement.

Example: The setup for the event included tables, chairs, and decorations.

Definition: Very serious or harsh, often causing discomfort or distress.

Example: The region experienced a severe drought that affected the crops.

Definition: A person who stitches fabric together to make clothing or other items, or a system that carries away waste and rainwater, usually underground.

Example: The sewer worked diligently to create a beautiful dress for the fashion show.

Definition: The term refers to the biological classification of organisms as male or female, as well as the physical and physiological differences between them. It can also refer to sexual activity or the reproductive organs.

Example: The sex of the animal can often be determined by its physical characteristics.

Definition: To engage in sexual activity with someone or to arouse someone sexually.

Example: They decided to sex up their presentation to make it more appealing.

Definition: The most worn out or in poor condition, often referring to clothing or objects that look old and neglected.

Example: He wore the shabbiest clothes to the party, making him stand out in a crowd of well-dressed guests.

Definition: Not deep; having a small distance from the top to the bottom.

Example: The water in the pool is shallow, making it safe for children to play.

Definition: A part of a body of water that is not deep, often referred to in plural form.

Example: The children played in the shallows near the beach.

Definition: To make something less deep or to reduce its depth.

Example: The construction workers decided to shallow the pond to make it safer for children.

Definition: To take on a specific form or appearance, often changing from one state to another.

Example: The clouds began to shape into various animals as the sun set.

Definition: A specific form or outline of an object, often describing its physical appearance or structure.

Example: The artist created a beautiful sculpture in the shape of a bird.

Definition: To give a specific form or structure to something; to mold or influence its development.

Example: The artist shaped the clay into a beautiful sculpture.

Definition: Used by more than one person or group.

Example: The shared resources in the community center are available to everyone.

Definition: To have given a part of something to someone else or to have used something together with others.

Example: We shared our lunch with the new student.

Definition: A type of software that is offered for free initially, allowing users to try it out, but requires payment for full access or additional features after the trial period.

Example: Many developers use shareware to let users test their software before deciding to buy it.