Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Easily seen or understood; clear and obvious.

Example: The solution to the problem was manifest to everyone in the room.

Definition: A document that lists the cargo or passengers on a vehicle, such as a ship or plane.

Example: The captain checked the manifest to ensure all passengers were accounted for before departure.

Definition: To show something clearly or to make it evident; to demonstrate or reveal something.

Example: The artist manifested her emotions through her paintings.

Definition: A clear sign or display of something, often showing its existence or presence. It can also refer to a public demonstration or the way something is expressed or revealed.

Example: The festival was a manifestation of the community's cultural heritage.

Definition: In a way that is clear and obvious to everyone.

Example: The solution to the problem was manifestly simple once we understood it.

Definition: Having many different forms, features, or types; diverse and varied.

Example: The artist's work is known for its manifold styles and techniques.

Definition: Not a valid English word.

Example: Not available.

Definition: A noun that refers to a pipe or chamber with multiple openings, or a collection of different elements or parts that come together as a whole.

Example: The engineer designed a manifold to distribute the fluid evenly across the system.

Definition: To make something exist in many forms or copies; to multiply or increase in number.

Example: The artist decided to manifold her original painting to sell more copies.

Definition: In many different ways or forms.

Example: The artist expressed her ideas manifoldly, using various techniques and styles.

Definition: The state or quality of being able to be controlled or influenced in a skillful manner.

Example: The manipulability of the software allows users to customize it easily.

Definition: Able to be controlled or influenced in a particular way.

Example: The software is designed to be manipulable, allowing users to customize their experience easily.

Definition: Relating to the act of handling or controlling something, often in a skillful or deceptive way.

Example: The manipular techniques used in the experiment were highly effective.

Definition: A soldier who is part of a small military unit in ancient Rome.

Example: The manipular fought bravely in the battle.

Definition: Able to be controlled or influenced in a skillful or clever way.

Example: The software is manipulatable, allowing users to customize their experience easily.

Definition: Having the ability to control or influence someone or something in a clever or often unfair way.

Example: She used manipulative tactics to get what she wanted from her friends.

Definition: An object that can be moved or arranged by hand, often used to help develop skills or understand concepts, especially in subjects like math.

Example: The teacher used a manipulative to help the students understand fractions better.