Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Relating to or able to use two different dialects of the same language.

Example: She is bidialectal, speaking both the formal and informal versions of her native language fluently.

Definition: The ability to use two different forms of a language, especially in speaking or writing, often involving a standard and a nonstandard version.

Example: Her bidialectalism allows her to communicate effectively with both her friends and her teachers.

Definition: In a way that involves two opposite directions or movements.

Example: The data can be transmitted bidirectionally between the two devices.

Definition: A time span that lasts for two years.

Example: The project will be completed over a biennium.

Definition: Describing an organism that has two whip-like structures used for movement.

Example: The biflagellate organism swam swiftly through the water.

Definition: Describing something that has two openings or entrances.

Example: The biforate design of the building allows for better airflow.

Definition: Describing something that has two different functions or roles.

Example: The bifunctional enzyme can catalyze two different reactions in the cell.

Definition: Divided into two separate parts or branches, resembling a fork.

Example: The bifurcate design of the tree branches made it look unique.

Definition: To split into two separate parts or branches.

Example: The river bifurcates into two smaller streams.

Definition: To split something into two separate parts or branches.

Example: The river bifurcates into two smaller streams.

Definition: Divided into two parts or branches, resembling a fork.

Example: The river bifurcated into two smaller streams.

Definition: To divide into two branches or parts.

Example: The river bifurcated into two smaller streams.

Definition: A point where something splits into two separate parts or branches.

Example: The bifurcation of the river created two distinct waterways.