Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Able to be shown or displayed, especially in a visual or artistic form.

Example: The artist created a renderable version of the sculpture in 3D software.

Definition: Able to be torn or ripped apart.

Example: The fabric is rendible, making it easy to tear if pulled too hard.

Definition: A performance or interpretation of a musical or dramatic work, or a translation of something, often in a creative way.

Example: The singer's rendition of the classic song brought tears to the audience's eyes.

Definition: The quality or state of being able to be renewed or replaced, especially in relation to resources that can be replenished naturally.

Example: The renewability of solar energy makes it a sustainable choice for the future.

Definition: To give up or reject a claim, right, or belief formally and publicly.

Example: He decided to renounce his title and live a simpler life.

Definition: To give up or reject a claim, right, or belief formally and publicly.

Example: He decided to renounce his citizenship in order to move abroad.

Definition: To formally give up or reject something, such as a claim, title, or belief.

Example: He decided to renounce his claim to the throne.

Definition: The act of giving up or rejecting something, often a belief, claim, or right.

Example: His renouncement of the title surprised everyone in the community.

Definition: Related to the blood vessels that supply the kidneys.

Example: The doctor diagnosed the patient with renovascular hypertension, which affects the blood flow to the kidneys.

Definition: The state of being famous and respected by many people.

Example: The scientist achieved great renown for her groundbreaking research.

Definition: To give someone or something a good reputation or fame.

Example: The artist was renowned for her unique style and creativity.

Definition: Famous and well-known for something positive, often because of achievements or qualities.

Example: The renowned scientist received a prestigious award for her groundbreaking research.

Definition: The ability of a property or investment to generate profit or income after covering its costs.

Example: The rentability of the apartment made it a great investment for the owner.