Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: Someone who is fearful and hesitant, often lacking self-confidence and courage.

Example: She felt timid about speaking in front of the large audience.

Definition: More shy or lacking in confidence than someone or something else.

Example: She felt timider than her friends when speaking in public.

Definition: The most shy or lacking in confidence compared to others.

Example: She was the timidest person in the group, always hesitant to speak up.

Definition: A musician who plays the timpani, which are large, kettle-shaped drums used in orchestras.

Example: The timpanist added a powerful rhythm to the symphony with his impressive skills.

Definition: Relating to a name or designation of a work, such as a book, movie, or show.

Example: The title song of the album is very popular.

Definition: A word or phrase that describes or names something, often used for books, articles, or people.

Example: The title of the book caught my attention immediately.

Definition: To give a name or designation to something, often to indicate its rank, position, or purpose.

Example: The committee decided to title the report 'Future Innovations'.

Definition: A musical piece that is often played on a keyboard instrument, featuring fast and brilliant passages, usually in a free style.

Example: The musician performed a stunning toccata that captivated the audience with its intricate melodies.

Definition: To switch back and forth between two or more options, often using a button or key.

Example: She toggled between the two apps on her phone.

Definition: A device or piece that is used to hold or secure something, often preventing it from slipping or allowing it to be tightened.

Example: He used a toggle to secure the rope in place during the sailing trip.

Definition: To switch or change something between two states, such as on and off.

Example: You can toggle the switch to turn the light on or off.

Definition: Able to be accepted or endured without too much difficulty; not great but acceptable.

Example: The weather was not perfect, but it was tolerable for a picnic.

Definition: Relating to the quality or character of a sound, especially in music or speech.

Example: The tonal quality of her voice made the song even more beautiful.

Definition: The quality or arrangement of tones in music or art, often related to a central key or theme.

Example: The tonality of the piece created a soothing atmosphere that captivated the audience.