Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A device used to measure the electrical potential difference between two points in a circuit, expressed in volts.

Example: The technician used a voltmeter to check the voltage in the electrical system.

Definition: The quality of being able to speak easily and fluently.

Example: Her volubility made her a great speaker at the conference.

Definition: Describing someone who speaks a lot and easily, often in a smooth and fluent manner.

Example: The voluble speaker captivated the audience with her engaging storytelling.

Definition: In a way that is fluent and talkative, often speaking easily and at length.

Example: She explained the project volubly, making it easy for everyone to understand.

Definition: Relating to the measurement of space or capacity, often in three dimensions.

Example: The volumetric analysis showed that the container could hold more liquid than expected.

Definition: In a way that relates to the measurement of volume.

Example: The liquid was measured volumetrically to ensure accuracy in the experiment.

Definition: The quality of being large in size or amount; having a lot of volume.

Example: The voluminosity of the package made it difficult to carry.

Definition: Having a large size or capacity, often referring to something that takes up a lot of space or is very full.

Example: She wore a voluminous dress that flowed elegantly around her.

Definition: In a way that is large in size or amount, often referring to something that takes up a lot of space or has a lot of volume.

Example: The author wrote voluminously, producing several thick books in just a few years.

Definition: The quality or state of being large in size or volume.

Example: The voluminousness of the clouds indicated a heavy rain was coming.