Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A type of carbohydrate made from glucose that is found in the cell walls of plants and is used to make products like paper and textiles.

Example: Cellulose is an important material in the production of paper and cardboard.

Definition: Relating to or made from a natural substance found in plants that provides structure and support.

Example: The packaging material is made from cellulosic fibers, making it biodegradable.

Definition: A process in which a solid is surrounded by a powder and heated, causing a chemical change in the solid due to the powder.

Example: The cementation process is often used to improve the durability of metals.

Definition: A hard and brittle compound made of iron and carbon, commonly found in steel and iron alloys, especially when the carbon content is high.

Example: Cementite is an important component in the microstructure of high-carbon steels.

Definition: Relating to a substance that has properties similar to cement, often used in construction and building materials.

Example: The new building material is cementitious, making it ideal for strong and durable structures.

Definition: A small group of people who share similar interests, often in a creative or intellectual context, or a small dining room, typically located on an upper floor.

Example: The writers' cenacle met every week to discuss their latest works.

Definition: Connected to the act of examining and suppressing content that is considered objectionable or sensitive.

Example: The censorial review of the film led to several scenes being cut before its release.

Definition: Tending to criticize or find fault with others; very critical in nature.

Example: Her censorious remarks made it clear that she disapproved of the decision.

Definition: In a way that expresses strong disapproval or criticism.

Example: She spoke censoriously about the poor performance of the team.

Definition: The quality of being critical or disapproving of others, often in a harsh or judgmental way.

Example: Her censoriousness made it difficult for her to maintain friendships, as she often criticized others' choices.