Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Relating to or operated by computers; using digital technology.

Example: The new system is fully computerised, making it easier to manage data.

Definition: To convert a process or system to be operated by a computer.

Example: The company has computerised its inventory management system to improve efficiency.

Definition: Capable of being converted into a digital format that can be processed by a computer.

Example: Many traditional tasks are now computerizable, making them easier and faster to complete.

Definition: To use a computer to manage or handle information, making processes easier and more efficient.

Example: The company decided to computerize its inventory system to improve accuracy and speed.

Definition: The act or process of using computers to perform calculations, process data, or study computer science.

Example: Computing has become an essential skill in today's job market.

Definition: To perform calculations or process data using a computer or similar device.

Example: She is computing the results of the experiment using a software program.

Definition: A type of protein found in egg white that binds with metal ions, helping to isolate and remove contaminants.

Example: Conalbumin plays a crucial role in protecting the egg white by binding to harmful metal ions.

Definition: The part of the mind that involves the desire or will to take action or make changes, including impulses and motivations.

Example: Her conation drove her to pursue her goals with determination and focus.

Definition: Relating to actions that express a desire or intention to do something.

Example: The conative aspect of language focuses on how we encourage others to act.

Definition: Joined together in a series or chain.

Example: The data was concatenated to form a single string.

Definition: To link or join things together in a series, especially in a way that forms a chain.

Example: In programming, you can concatenate two strings to create a longer one.

Definition: A series of things that are connected or linked together in a sequence.

Example: The concatenation of different ideas led to a new solution.

Definition: The quality or state of being curved inward, like the inside of a bowl or sphere.

Example: The concavity of the bowl allows it to hold liquid without spilling.