Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: In a way that shows dislike or prejudice against people from other countries or cultures.

Example: The policy was xenophobically motivated, leading to discrimination against immigrants.

Definition: A medical procedure where organs or tissues from one species are transplanted into another species.

Example: The doctor explained the process of xenotransplant to the patients waiting for organ donations.

Definition: Referring to a virus that can grow in the tissues of a different organism than its usual host.

Example: The xenotropic virus was able to infect the cells of a different species, demonstrating its adaptability.

Definition: In a way that relates to xerography, which is a process for copying documents using electrostatic charges.

Example: The documents were reproduced xerographically to ensure high-quality copies.

Definition: A method of making copies of documents or images using a dry process that involves light and a special powder to create a permanent image on paper.

Example: The office uses xerography to quickly produce copies of important documents.

Definition: Relating to a condition characterized by dryness of the eyes, often due to a lack of moisture.

Example: The doctor diagnosed her with a xerophthalmic condition that required treatment.

Definition: A type of plant that is specially adapted to survive in very dry environments, such as deserts, where water is scarce.

Example: Cacti are a well-known example of xerophytes that thrive in arid conditions.

Definition: Relating to plants that can survive in very dry conditions, often found in deserts or arid environments.

Example: Cacti are xerophytic plants that thrive in hot, dry climates.

Definition: A type of plant that is adapted to survive in dry environments with little water.

Example: Cacti are examples of xerophytic plants that thrive in deserts.

Definition: A technique for taking X-ray images using a special charged plate instead of traditional film, often used in medical imaging.

Example: Xeroradiography is commonly used in breast cancer screening to create detailed images of breast tissue.

Definition: A series of plant and animal communities that develop in a dry environment over time.

Example: The xerosere is an important concept in understanding how ecosystems evolve in arid regions.