Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The part of a theater stage that is in front of the curtain, often framed by an arch, where the audience can see the performance.

Example: The actors took their positions on the proscenium stage, ready to begin the play.

Definition: To officially forbid or prohibit something, often by law or authority.

Example: The government decided to proscribe the use of certain chemicals in agriculture.

Definition: A person or thing that officially forbids or condemns something.

Example: The proscriber issued a statement against the use of harmful substances.

Definition: The act of officially forbidding something or declaring it illegal.

Example: The proscription of certain books led to a heated debate about freedom of speech.

Definition: Relating to rules or laws that forbid certain actions or behaviors.

Example: The proscriptive policies of the organization limit what employees can do during work hours.

Definition: This term refers to a style of writing that is straightforward and not structured in verse or poetry.

Example: The author's prose is clear and easy to understand, making the book enjoyable to read.

Definition: To write or speak in a straightforward and ordinary style, often lacking excitement or creativity.

Example: He tends to prose on about his daily routine, making it hard to stay interested.

Definition: Written or spoken language that is not in a poetic form, often used for everyday communication and storytelling.

Example: The author is known for her beautiful prose that captures the essence of life.

Definition: A person who cuts open and examines dead bodies for medical study or teaching purposes.

Example: The prosector prepared the cadaver for the anatomy class.

Definition: Able to be taken to court for a crime or legal offense.

Example: The evidence was strong enough to make the case prosecutable.

Definition: To take legal action against someone in a court of law, usually to enforce a law or seek punishment for a crime.

Example: The state decided to prosecute the suspect for theft.

Definition: To take legal action against someone in a court of law, usually to charge them with a crime or to enforce a legal right.

Example: The state decided to prosecute the company for violating environmental laws.

Definition: The process of bringing someone to court to face criminal charges, or the legal team that does this.

Example: The prosecution presented strong evidence against the defendant in the trial.