Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: To completely captivate or charm someone, often in a magical or enchanting way.

Example: The magician's performance seemed to bewitch the entire audience.

Definition: Showing an unfair preference for or against something or someone, often leading to a lack of impartiality.

Example: The article was criticized for its biased perspective on the issue.

Definition: A person who creates lists of books and other written works, often organizing them by subject or author.

Example: The bibliographer spent years compiling a comprehensive list of all the works by the famous author.

Definition: Related to the study or listing of books and other written works.

Example: The bibliographic information included the author's name, title, and publication date.

Definition: Related to the list of books and other sources used in research or writing.

Example: The bibliographical section of the paper included all the sources cited by the author.

Definition: A list of books, articles, and other written works that are related to a specific subject or by a particular author.

Example: The student included a bibliography at the end of her research paper to show all the sources she used.

Definition: The study of books, their history, and the art of printing, as well as the theological aspects of the Bible.

Example: She decided to pursue bibliology to deepen her understanding of the history of books.

Definition: A person who loves and collects books.

Example: As a bibliophile, she spends most of her weekends browsing through bookstores.

Definition: Relating to a love of books and reading.

Example: Her bibliophilic nature led her to collect rare and antique books.

Definition: A strong love or passion for collecting and reading books.

Example: Her bibliophilism led her to amass a vast collection of rare first editions.