Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: A type of salt made from casein, which is a protein found in milk, often used in food products and supplements.

Example: Caseinate is commonly used in protein powders and dairy products.

Definition: The practice of helping individuals or families with their specific problems and needs, often in a social work context.

Example: The social worker focused on casework to assist families in crisis.

Definition: A person who helps individuals or families with social services, often working in areas like child welfare, mental health, or community support.

Example: The caseworker visited the family to discuss their needs and available resources.

Definition: To change direction or position, especially in sailing or navigation.

Example: The boat began to cast to the left as the wind changed.

Definition: A hard covering made of plaster or other material that is used to support and protect a broken bone or injured body part.

Example: After breaking his arm, he had to wear a cast for several weeks.

Definition: To assign a role to someone in a play or movie, or to throw something in a particular direction.

Example: The director decided to cast her as the main character in the film.

Definition: The process of making shapes by pouring liquid into a mold, or the selection of actors for a performance.

Example: The casting for the new movie took place last week.

Definition: A state or quality of being relaxed and informal, without strictness or formality.

Example: Her casualness made everyone feel comfortable at the party.

Definition: Arranged in a systematic way, often in a list or collection, so that items can be easily found or referenced.

Example: The library has a cataloged collection of books that makes it easy to find what you need.

Definition: To have listed or organized items in a systematic way, often in a book or database.

Example: The library has cataloged all its new books for easy access.

Definition: A person who creates or maintains a list of items, often in a systematic way, such as books or products.

Example: The cataloger organized the library's collection to make it easier for visitors to find books.

Definition: A complete list of items, often organized in a specific order, such as alphabetical, that can include books, products, or other items.

Example: The library has a new catalogue of all its available books.

Definition: To create a list or record of items, often organized in a specific way, such as books or products.

Example: The librarian will catalogue all the new books this week.

Definition: A person who organizes and maintains a list of items, often in a systematic way, such as in a library or store.

Example: The cataloguer carefully arranged the new books on the shelves according to the library's system.