Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: To write a word with a capital letter at the beginning, or to convert something into capital or assets.

Example: Please capitalize the first letter of each sentence in your essay.

Definition: Having a rounded or enlarged shape at the end, often resembling a head or knob.

Example: The capitate bone in the wrist is crucial for hand movement.

Definition: A collection of rules or laws, especially those established by a church or a ruler.

Example: The king issued a new capitulary to govern the conduct of his subjects.

Definition: To stop resisting and accept defeat or the terms set by someone else.

Example: After a long battle, the army decided to capitulate and accept the terms of surrender.

Definition: The act of giving up or surrendering, often in a formal way, usually after a conflict or negotiation.

Example: The army's capitulation marked the end of the long and difficult war.

Definition: A rounded structure or part, often found in plants or anatomy, that can refer to a flower head or a part of a bone.

Example: The capitulum of the sunflower is filled with many small flowers that create a beautiful display.

Definition: A playful or whimsical idea, often used to describe a light-hearted prank or a lively piece of music that is free in form and improvisational in style.

Example: The composer wrote a capriccio that showcased his creativity and spontaneity.

Definition: A sudden and unpredictable change in behavior or action, often without a clear reason.

Example: Her decision to move to another city was a caprice that surprised everyone.

Definition: Describing someone or something that changes suddenly and unexpectedly, often without a clear reason.

Example: The weather in spring can be quite capricious, changing from sunny to rainy in a matter of minutes.

Definition: In a way that is unpredictable or changes suddenly without reason.

Example: She capriciously decided to change her vacation plans at the last minute.