Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Relating to a feeling that something bad is going to happen; a sense of foreboding.

Example: She had a presentimental feeling about the storm approaching.

Definition: The act of showing or submitting something, especially in a legal context, to a court or an authorized person.

Example: The lawyer made a presentment of the evidence to the judge.

Definition: Having the power or authority to lead or control a meeting or gathering.

Example: The presiding officer called the meeting to order.

Definition: To be in a position of authority or control during a meeting or event, often making decisions or leading discussions.

Example: The judge is presiding over the court case today.

Definition: To indicate or show something in advance; to foreshadow.

Example: The dark clouds presignify an approaching storm.

Definition: Describing something that has been determined or set beforehand.

Example: The project must follow the prespecified guidelines to ensure consistency.

Definition: The act of making something have more pressure inside it, often used in contexts like airplanes or containers.

Example: The pressurization of the cabin ensures that passengers are comfortable at high altitudes.

Definition: A person who performs magic tricks, especially by using their hands to create illusions.

Example: The prestidigitator amazed the audience with his quick hands and clever tricks.

Definition: The level of respect and admiration that someone or something has in the eyes of others.

Example: She achieved great prestige in her field after winning the award.

Definition: Having a high status or being highly regarded by others.

Example: The university is known for its prestigeful programs in science and technology.

Definition: Having a high reputation or status, often due to achievements or quality.

Example: She graduated from a prestigious university known for its excellent programs.