Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Able to learn or be taught new things.

Example: The school focuses on teaching educable children with special needs.

Definition: To teach someone or provide them with knowledge or skills.

Example: Teachers work hard to educate their students every day.

Definition: To teach someone or provide them with knowledge or skills in a particular subject or area.

Example: The school aims to educate children about the importance of environmental conservation.

Definition: Related to the process of teaching or learning, often aimed at providing knowledge or skills.

Example: The school organized an educational trip to the museum.

Definition: A person who specializes in the theory and practice of education, often involved in teaching or educational policy.

Example: The educationist proposed new methods to improve student engagement in the classroom.

Definition: To draw out or bring forth something from a source, often by reasoning or inference.

Example: The teacher tried to educe the students' understanding of the complex topic.

Definition: Capable of being understood or learned through reasoning or instruction.

Example: The concepts in this course are educible, making it easier for students to grasp the material.

Definition: Able to be expressed in words or described clearly.

Example: The concept was so complex that it was hardly effable.

Definition: To erase or remove something completely, making it no longer visible or noticeable.

Example: The artist decided to efface the mistakes on the canvas before presenting it.

Definition: Able to be erased or removed completely.

Example: The marks on the whiteboard are effaceable with a damp cloth.

Definition: The act of making something less noticeable or less prominent, often used in medical contexts to describe the thinning of the cervix during labor.

Example: The doctor explained that effacement is an important part of the labor process.