Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: Referring to the vocal range or part associated with a tenor, which is typically higher than that of a baritone and lower than that of a countertenor.

Example: The tenor voice is often featured in operas and classical music.

Definition: A type of voice in music that is higher than a baritone and lower than an alto, often used for male singers. It can also refer to the general meaning or main idea of something.

Example: The tenor sang beautifully during the concert, captivating the audience with his powerful voice.

Definition: Describing a state of being stretched tight or feeling nervous and anxious.

Example: She felt tense before the big presentation.

Definition: A grammatical term that refers to the form of a verb that shows the time of an action or state, such as past, present, or future.

Example: In English, the verb 'to walk' can be in the past tense, present tense, or future tense.

Definition: To make something tight or strained, often referring to muscles or situations.

Example: She tends to tense her shoulders when she is nervous.

Definition: A musical term indicating that a note or chord should be held for its full duration without any shortening.

Example: The pianist played the note tenuto, allowing it to resonate fully before moving on to the next.

Definition: In music, it means to hold a note for its full duration without shortening it.

Example: The conductor instructed the orchestra to play the note tenuto for a richer sound.

Definition: In a way that is lukewarm or lacking enthusiasm.

Example: She tepidly agreed to join the team, not really excited about it.

Definition: A unit of measurement for computer data storage that is equal to 1,024 gigabytes or one trillion bytes.

Example: The new hard drive can hold up to five terabytes of data.

Definition: A word or phrase used to describe a specific concept, or a period of time during which something happens, such as a school session or a political office.

Example: The school year is divided into three terms.

Definition: To name or specify something, often in a formal or official way.

Example: The committee will term the new policy as a significant improvement.

Definition: Relating to the end or final part of something, often indicating a limit or boundary.

Example: The terminal stage of the project requires careful planning and execution.

Definition: A place or device where something ends or is completed, often used for transportation or computing.

Example: The airport terminal was crowded with travelers waiting for their flights.

Definition: A place where something ends or a final point, often used to refer to the end of a transportation route or a boundary marker.

Example: The train arrived at its terminus after a long journey.

Definition: Happening or done every term, usually in an academic or financial context.

Example: The school holds termly meetings to discuss student progress.

Definition: A type of organic compound that is found in the essential oils of plants, especially conifers, and is used in various chemical processes.

Example: Limonene is a common terpene found in citrus fruits.