Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The condition of being next to or touching something else; a continuous connection or series.

Example: The contiguity of the two countries allows for easy travel between them.

Definition: Connected or touching without any gaps; neighboring or adjacent.

Example: The two countries share a contiguous border that allows for easy travel between them.

Definition: In a way that things are next to each other without any gaps or interruptions.

Example: The houses were built contiguously, sharing walls with one another.

Definition: The condition of being next to or touching something else without any gaps or interruptions.

Example: The contiguousness of the two countries allows for easy travel between them.

Definition: The ability to control bodily functions, especially the release of urine or feces, or to abstain from sexual activity.

Example: Practicing continence can lead to better self-control and personal discipline.

Definition: A situation or event that might happen in the future, often requiring a plan or preparation to deal with it.

Example: We need to have a contingency plan in case the main event is canceled.

Definition: Dependent on certain conditions or events that may happen in the future; not guaranteed to occur.

Example: The project is contingent upon receiving additional funding.

Definition: A group of people or things that are part of a larger group, often representing a specific interest or purpose.

Example: The conference included a contingent of experts from various fields.

Definition: The act of continuing something or the state of being continued; it can also refer to a period during which something lasts or is in effect.

Example: The continuance of the project depends on the funding we receive.

Definition: A type of consonant or speech sound that can be held or prolonged without stopping the airflow, like the sounds 's', 'm', or 'l'.

Example: In phonetics, a continuant is a sound that can be extended as long as the speaker has breath.

Definition: Relating to something that continues or lasts for a long time, often used in the context of actions or ideas that are ongoing.

Example: The continuative aspect of the verb indicates that the action is still happening.

Definition: A term used in linguistics to refer to something that indicates or causes continuation, often in the context of actions or states that persist over time.

Example: In linguistics, a continuative can describe a verb form that shows an ongoing action.