Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Having a strong, deep sound that continues to echo or resonate; also refers to something that has a lasting impact or effect.

Example: The singer's resonant voice filled the entire hall with beautiful sound.

Definition: A sound that is deep, full, and rich, often used in the context of music or acoustics.

Example: The resonant tones of the cello filled the concert hall.

Definition: To produce a deep, full sound or to evoke a strong emotional response that connects with others.

Example: The music seemed to resonate with everyone in the audience, creating a powerful atmosphere.

Definition: To make a sound that is deep, clear, and continuing, or to produce a strong feeling or memory in someone.

Example: The music seemed to resonate with everyone in the audience.

Definition: A device or system that produces or enhances sound or electromagnetic waves at specific frequencies, often used in musical instruments or electronic circuits.

Example: The guitar's body acts as a resonator, amplifying the sound produced by the strings.

Definition: To absorb again or to take back into the body, especially in a biological context.

Example: The body can resorb minerals from the bones when needed.

Definition: To dissolve and take back into the body or system, often referring to substances like bone tissue.

Example: The body can resorb calcium from the bones when needed.

Definition: A clear, colorless solid that comes from certain resins and is used in making dyes and other chemical products.

Example: The chemist used resorcin to create a new dye for the fabric.

Definition: A white crystalline substance used in medicine, dyes, and adhesives.

Example: The dermatologist prescribed resorcinol to treat the patient's skin condition.

Definition: The process of absorbing something again, often used in biological or medical contexts to describe how the body takes back substances that were previously released.

Example: The resorption of bone tissue is a normal part of the healing process.

Definition: Relating to the process of resorption, which is when substances are absorbed back into the body or a system.

Example: The resorptive process is essential for maintaining bone health.

Definition: The ability to find quick and clever ways to overcome difficulties or solve problems.

Example: Her resourcefulness helped the team find a solution when they faced unexpected challenges.

Definition: The quality or state of being considered good, proper, or socially acceptable.

Example: She worked hard to achieve a level of respectability in her community.