Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: Not usual or common; different from what is expected or typical.

Example: Her behavior was untypical for someone in her position.

Definition: Not suitable or fit for use; something that cannot be used effectively or at all.

Example: The broken printer is completely unusable until it is repaired.

Definition: Not common or ordinary; different from what is typical or expected.

Example: The artist has an unusual style that sets her apart from others.

Definition: To make something known or visible that was previously hidden or secret.

Example: The artist will unveil her new sculpture at the gallery opening.

Definition: To make something known or visible that was previously hidden or secret.

Example: The artist will unveil her new sculpture at the gallery opening.

Definition: Something that is so bad or uninteresting that you cannot watch it.

Example: The movie was so poorly made that it was completely unwatchable.

Definition: Not accepted or received with pleasure; not wanted or desired.

Example: His comments were unwelcome at the meeting.

Definition: Not ready or eager to do something; showing reluctance or hesitation.

Example: She was unwilling to accept the job offer because it required moving to a new city.

Definition: In a way that shows reluctance or lack of desire to do something.

Example: She agreed to help him, but she did it unwillingly.

Definition: This word describes a cheerful and positive attitude or mood. It often refers to someone who is happy and optimistic about life or a situation.

Example: Despite the challenges, she remained upbeat and motivated her team.

Definition: A light or cheerful mood or attitude, often associated with positivity and optimism.

Example: Her upbeat personality always brightens the room.

Definition: Happening soon or in the near future.

Example: I am looking forward to the upcoming concert next week.