Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The process of carefully cutting apart something to study its structure or to analyze it in detail.

Example: In biology class, we performed a dissection of a frog to learn about its anatomy.

Definition: A person who cuts apart and examines the structure of something, especially in the study of anatomy.

Example: The dissector carefully examined the organs during the anatomy class.

Definition: To hide one's true feelings or intentions by pretending to be something else.

Example: He tried to dissemble his true motives during the meeting.

Definition: A person who hides their true feelings or intentions, often by pretending to be something they are not.

Example: The dissembler managed to deceive everyone with their charming smile.

Definition: The act of hiding one's true feelings or intentions by pretending to be something else.

Example: His dissembling made it hard for others to trust him.

Definition: To hide one's true feelings or intentions by pretending to be something else.

Example: She was dissembling her true emotions during the meeting.

Definition: To spread or distribute something widely, especially information or ideas.

Example: The new policy will disseminate knowledge about environmental protection.

Definition: To spread or distribute something widely, especially information or ideas.

Example: The organization aims to disseminate knowledge about health and wellness to the community.

Definition: Spread out or distributed widely, especially in a body or tissue.

Example: The disseminated information helped many people understand the issue better.

Definition: The process of spreading information, ideas, or beliefs to a large number of people.

Example: The dissemination of knowledge is essential for education.

Definition: A person or thing that spreads information, ideas, or knowledge to a wider audience.

Example: The disseminator of the research findings ensured that the information reached all relevant stakeholders.

Definition: A disagreement or difference of opinion among a group of people.

Example: The committee reached a dissensus on the proposed changes to the policy.