Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A type of bacterium that has a round or spherical shape.

Example: The doctor explained that coccus bacteria can cause various infections.

Definition: Related to the small bone at the base of the spine, known as the coccyx.

Example: The coccygeal region can be sensitive after a fall.

Definition: A part that comes at the end of something, often summarizing or concluding it, such as in music or literature.

Example: The symphony ended with a beautiful coda that left the audience in awe.

Definition: A person who is accused in a legal case along with one or more other people.

Example: The codefendant pleaded not guilty to the charges against them.

Definition: A system where workers and management share decision-making power in an organization, especially regarding policies and governance.

Example: In many countries, codetermination allows employees to have a say in the company's management decisions.

Definition: A book made of pages that are bound together, often containing important texts or manuscripts, especially religious or classical works.

Example: The ancient codex contained many writings that were crucial to understanding early history.

Definition: A legal document that adds to or changes a will.

Example: She added a codicil to her will to include her new charity.

Definition: The process of organizing and arranging laws or rules into a systematic code.

Example: The codification of the laws made it easier for citizens to understand their rights and responsibilities.

Definition: A person who organizes and arranges laws or rules into a systematic code.

Example: The codifier worked diligently to ensure that all regulations were clearly defined and accessible.

Definition: To organize or arrange something into a systematic code or set of rules, often used in the context of laws or regulations.

Example: The committee decided to codify the new regulations to make them easier to understand.