Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: Feeling anxious or uncomfortable; not at ease.

Example: She felt uneasy about speaking in front of the large crowd.

Definition: Not showing or expressing strong feelings or emotions; calm and rational.

Example: She remained unemotional during the meeting, even when discussing difficult topics.

Definition: Not able to find or keep a job due to various reasons, making it difficult for someone to be hired.

Example: After years of not working, he felt unemployable and struggled to find a job.

Definition: Not having a job or work, especially when this is not by choice.

Example: After losing his job, he remained unemployed for several months.

Definition: A group of people who do not have jobs and are looking for work.

Example: The government is providing support for the unemployed during the economic crisis.

Definition: The situation when people are without jobs and actively looking for work, often due to economic conditions.

Example: The government is working to reduce unemployment by creating more job opportunities.

Definition: Not special or different; ordinary and typical.

Example: The movie was unexceptional, with a predictable plot and average acting.

Definition: Something that is not clarified or understood, often leaving people puzzled about its cause or reason.

Example: The sudden disappearance of the plane remains unexplained after all these years.

Definition: Something that is not remarkable or special; it is common and unremarkable.

Example: The movie was unextraordinary, lacking any exciting moments.

Definition: Not known or recognized; something that is new or strange to someone.

Example: The city felt unfamiliar to her after so many years away.

Definition: Not popular or accepted in current styles or trends.

Example: She wore an unfashionable dress that was out of style.