Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: A flat surface that detects finger movement and is used to control a computer's cursor, often found on laptops instead of a mouse.

Example: I prefer using the touchpad on my laptop rather than a mouse.

Definition: Strong and able to endure difficult conditions or situations; not easily broken or defeated.

Example: She is a tough competitor who never gives up.

Definition: In a way that is strong, resilient, or difficult to break or overcome.

Example: She handled the situation tough, refusing to give up despite the challenges.

Definition: A person who is strong, aggressive, or willing to fight, often involved in criminal activities.

Example: The tough in the neighborhood was known for his intimidating presence.

Definition: To endure or withstand difficult conditions or challenges.

Example: She had to tough it out during the storm without any shelter.

Definition: To make something stronger or more resilient, often by increasing its toughness or durability.

Example: The coach decided to toughen the training regimen to prepare the team for the championship.

Definition: Able to be followed or tracked back to its origin or source.

Example: The package is traceable, so we can see where it is at all times.

Definition: A tube in the body that connects the throat to the lungs, allowing air to pass through.

Example: The doctor explained that the trachea is essential for breathing.

Definition: A type of plant that has a system for transporting water and nutrients, including ferns and seed plants.

Example: Ferns are a common example of tracheophytes found in many forests.

Definition: A copy or representation made by drawing over the lines of an original image or document, often using a transparent sheet.

Example: The artist created a tracing of the famous painting to practice her technique.

Definition: To follow a path or course, often in a straight line or along a specific route.

Example: The runners track along the path every morning.

Definition: A path or course that something follows, which can refer to a physical route, a method of doing something, or a specific part of a recording.

Example: The train follows the track through the mountains.

Definition: To follow or observe the path or progress of something or someone, often to gather information or keep a record.

Example: The detective was able to track the suspect's movements using surveillance cameras.

Definition: A person or device that follows or monitors something, often used in technology or music composition.

Example: The fitness tracker helped me keep track of my daily steps and calories burned.

Definition: A flat surface on a laptop or computer that detects finger movement and allows users to control the cursor on the screen.

Example: I prefer using a trackpad over a mouse for my laptop.