Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: A person who uses or is enthusiastic about computers and computer technology.

Example: As a computerist, she spends hours exploring new software and hardware.

Definition: The process of converting information or tasks into a format that can be managed by a computer.

Example: The computerization of the office improved efficiency and reduced errors.

Definition: To use a computer to manage or handle information, making processes easier and more efficient.

Example: The company decided to computerize its inventory system to improve accuracy and speed.

Definition: Having some characteristics or qualities that are similar to those of a computer.

Example: The new device has a computerlike interface that makes it easy to use.

Definition: A fear or strong dislike of computers and technology, often leading to anxiety when using them.

Example: Her computerphobia made it difficult for her to complete her online assignments.

Definition: Relating to a fear or anxiety about using computers or technology.

Example: Many older adults are computerphobic and feel overwhelmed by new technology.

Definition: The act or process of using computers to perform calculations, process data, or study computer science.

Example: Computing has become an essential skill in today's job market.

Definition: To perform calculations or process data using a computer or similar device.

Example: She is computing the results of the experiment using a software program.

Definition: Having a surface that curves inward, resembling the shape of a bowl or the inside of a sphere.

Example: The lens is concave, which helps to focus the light more effectively.

Definition: A shape or surface that curves inward, like the inside of a bowl.

Example: The artist used a concave mirror to create interesting reflections.

Definition: To curve inward or to make something curve inward.

Example: The artist decided to concave the surface of the sculpture to create a unique effect.

Definition: Having a strong or intense quality; not diluted and containing a lot of substance in a small amount.

Example: The concentrated juice was much sweeter than the regular kind.

Definition: To focus all your attention on something or to make something stronger by removing water or other substances.

Example: She concentrated on her studies to prepare for the exam.

Definition: Describing shapes or objects that share the same center point, often appearing as circles or rings that are layered one inside the other.

Example: The artist created a design with concentric circles to represent harmony and balance.