Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: To tell a story or describe events in detail.

Example: She loves to narrate her travels to her friends.

Definition: To tell a story or describe events in detail, either in spoken or written form.

Example: She decided to narrate her experiences during the trip to her friends.

Definition: Related to the study of narrative structure and how stories are told.

Example: The narratological analysis of the novel revealed its complex storytelling techniques.

Definition: A person who studies the structure and function of narrative and storytelling in literature and other forms of communication.

Example: The narratologist analyzed the different ways stories are told in various cultures.

Definition: The study of how stories are structured and how they affect the way we understand them.

Example: Narratology helps us analyze the different elements that make up a story.

Definition: The condition of having a sound that is produced through the nose, often affecting speech or voice.

Example: The singer's nasality added a unique quality to her performance.

Definition: The process or result of a sound, especially a vowel, being pronounced with air flowing through the nose, often changing its quality.

Example: In some languages, nasalization of vowels can change the meaning of words.

Definition: To make a sound that is produced through the nose, often used in speech or singing.

Example: The singer learned to nasalize certain notes to create a unique sound.

Definition: The process of coming into existence or being born.

Example: The nascence of the new technology has changed the way we communicate.

Definition: Something that is just beginning to develop or exist.

Example: The nascent technology has the potential to change the world.

Definition: The number of live births in a specific population during a certain time period, often expressed as a rate per thousand people.

Example: The natality rate in the country has increased over the last decade.