Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Relating to the process where two or more species influence each other's evolution over time.

Example: The coevolutionary relationship between bees and flowers is essential for their mutual survival.

Definition: To develop or change together with another organism or species over time, often in response to each other's adaptations.

Example: The two species coevolve, influencing each other's traits and behaviors.

Definition: Describing something that has developed or changed together with another organism through a mutual evolutionary process.

Example: The coevolved species have adapted to each other's presence in their environment.

Definition: To develop or evolve together with another species or entity, often in response to each other's changes.

Example: The two species have coevolved to adapt to each other's presence in the ecosystem.

Definition: Describing two or more species or entities that evolve together and influence each other's development over time.

Example: The plants and their pollinators are coevolving, adapting to each other's changes.

Definition: To develop or evolve together with another entity, often in a way that influences each other's growth or changes.

Example: The two species have been coevolving for thousands of years, adapting to each other's presence.

Definition: A person who shares the responsibility of carrying out the instructions in a will or managing an estate after someone has died.

Example: The coexecutor worked closely with the other executor to ensure the estate was settled properly.

Definition: Existing at the same time as something else or in the same place.

Example: The two species are coexistent in the same habitat without competing for resources.

Definition: Having the same limits, boundaries, or scope; existing in the same space or time.

Example: The two regions are coextensive, sharing the same geographical boundaries.

Definition: A substance that is necessary for an enzyme to work properly, often a metal ion or a coenzyme, or a factor that helps another factor to produce a specific effect.

Example: Zinc is an important cofactor for many enzymes in the body.

Definition: A strongbox or container used for storing money or valuables, often found in banks or used for safekeeping.

Example: The old coffer in the attic held many treasures from the past.

Definition: To provide a structure, such as a ceiling, with decorative sunken panels or to place something into a coffer.

Example: The architect decided to coffer the ceiling to add an elegant touch to the room.

Definition: The quality of being clear, logical, and convincing in argument or reasoning.

Example: The cogency of her argument convinced everyone in the room.