Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: The process of constructing walls or structures by placing bricks in a specific pattern, often using mortar to hold them together.

Example: He learned bricklaying to help build his own house.

Definition: This word describes something that is shorter in duration or length compared to something else.

Example: The presentation was briefer than the last one, making it easier to follow.

Definition: A person who gives a short summary or explanation of important information.

Example: The briefer explained the key points of the project to the team.

Definition: Having a lot of light; shining or vivid in color; also means intelligent or clever.

Example: The bright sun made the day feel warm and cheerful.

Definition: A vivid or strong color that stands out and is easily seen.

Example: The artist chose a bright for the painting to make it more lively.

Definition: The most full of light or color; shining strongly or vividly.

Example: The sun is the brightest object in the sky during the day.

Definition: The quality or state of being full of light or having a lot of light; it can also refer to how intense or vivid a color appears.

Example: The brightness of the sun made it difficult to see without sunglasses.

Definition: Full of energy and quick in movement or action; lively and active.

Example: She took a brisk walk every morning to stay healthy.

Definition: To make something lively or energetic.

Example: The coach encouraged the players to brisk their movements during practice.

Definition: Easily broken or damaged; not strong or sturdy.

Example: The brittle glass shattered when it fell on the floor.

Definition: A type of candy made from sugar that is cooked until it becomes hard and then mixed with nuts, often broken into pieces for eating.

Example: I bought some walnut brittle from the candy store.

Definition: Having a wide extent or range; not narrow; spacious or large in size.

Example: The river is broad enough for boats to pass through easily.

Definition: In a way that covers a wide area or includes many different things.

Example: The river flows broad and deep through the valley.

Definition: A term that can refer to a woman or girl, often used in a disrespectful or offensive way. It can also mean a widening or expansion of something, like a river.

Example: In the past, some people used the word 'broad' to refer to women, but it is considered offensive today.

Definition: Relating to a type of high-speed internet connection that can transmit a large amount of data at once.

Example: Many people prefer broadband internet for its fast speeds and reliable connections.

Definition: Related to communication through television or radio, often involving the distribution of information to a large audience.

Example: The broadcast news covered the latest events happening around the world.

Definition: To send out a signal or program through radio or television so that it can be received by the public.

Example: The radio station will broadcast live from the concert tonight.

Definition: A program that is transmitted on radio or television for people to watch or listen to.

Example: I enjoyed the live broadcast of the concert last night.

Definition: To send out information or programs to a large audience, often through radio or television.

Example: The station will broadcast the concert live this evening.