Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: The best or most desirable option among a group of choices.

Example: She always selects the choicest fruits from the market.

Definition: To have difficulty breathing or to stop breathing because something is blocking the throat or airway.

Example: He started to choke on his food and had to be helped.

Definition: A device or part that restricts airflow, often used in engines or shotguns, or something that causes constriction.

Example: The mechanic adjusted the choke to improve the engine's performance.

Definition: To block or obstruct something, especially by filling it up or making it difficult to breathe.

Example: He started to choke on a piece of food during dinner.

Definition: Related to a group of singers who perform together, often in harmony.

Example: The choral performance at the concert was breathtaking and filled the hall with beautiful music.

Definition: A type of song sung by a group, often in a church, that is usually harmonized and can be accompanied by an organ.

Example: The choir performed a beautiful chorale during the Sunday service.

Definition: To play a group of musical notes together on an instrument.

Example: She loves to chord on her guitar during the evenings.

Definition: A straight line that connects two points on a curve or a musical term referring to a group of notes played together.

Example: The musician played a beautiful chord on the piano.

Definition: To play a group of musical notes together, creating harmony.

Example: She learned to chord on the guitar during her music lessons.

Definition: A type of animal that belongs to a specific group known for having a backbone or spinal column at some point in their life cycle. This group includes all vertebrates and some other marine animals.

Example: Fish, birds, and mammals are all examples of chordates.

Definition: To create and arrange dance movements and patterns for a performance.

Example: The dancer was asked to choreograph a new routine for the upcoming show.

Definition: To design and arrange the movements and steps of a dance or performance.

Example: The director asked the dancer to choreograph a new routine for the show.

Definition: Designed or arranged in a planned way, often referring to movements in dance or performance.

Example: The dancers performed a beautifully choreographed routine that captivated the audience.

Definition: To design and arrange the movements and steps of a dance or performance.

Example: The dance was beautifully choreographed for the competition.

Definition: A person who creates and arranges dance movements and routines for performances.

Example: The choreographer designed an amazing dance routine for the show.

Definition: Related to the art of designing and arranging dance movements and performances.

Example: The choreographic elements in the performance were stunning and captivating.