Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Describing something that has more than one cause or reason for its existence or occurrence.

Example: The multicausal nature of the problem made it difficult to find a single solution.

Definition: Having more than one cell; made up of multiple cells.

Example: Humans are multicelled organisms, unlike bacteria which are unicellular.

Definition: Having or made up of many cells, typically referring to organisms that are composed of multiple cells rather than just one.

Example: Humans are multicellular organisms that rely on the cooperation of many different types of cells.

Definition: Having or involving several different parts or elements.

Example: The multicomponent system was designed to improve efficiency in various applications.

Definition: Relating to or using more than one dialect of a language.

Example: The community is known for its multidialectal nature, with residents speaking various dialects fluently.

Definition: Relating to or involving multiple fields of study or areas of expertise.

Example: The project required a multidiscipline approach to solve complex problems.

Definition: Describing something that uses or consists of many different parts or components.

Example: The multielement analysis revealed various substances in the sample.

Definition: Describing something that has or involves more than one enzyme working together.

Example: The multienzyme complex plays a crucial role in the metabolic process.

Definition: A type of protein that can perform multiple chemical reactions due to having more than one active site.

Example: The multienzyme complex worked efficiently to break down the substrate into simpler molecules.

Definition: This word describes something that has many different sides, features, or aspects, making it complex or varied.

Example: The artist's work is multifaceted, combining elements of painting, sculpture, and digital art.

Definition: Relating to or caused by multiple factors or elements, especially in genetics or environmental contexts.

Example: The disease is considered multifactorial because it is influenced by both genetic and environmental factors.