Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: To make corrections or improvements to a text, especially by editing it carefully.

Example: The editor had to emend several errors in the manuscript before publication.

Definition: Able to be corrected or improved.

Example: The manuscript was emendable, allowing the editor to make necessary changes.

Definition: To make corrections or improvements to a text, especially by editing or revising it.

Example: The editor had to emendate the manuscript before it could be published.

Definition: A change made to a text to correct or improve it.

Example: The editor made several emendations to the manuscript before publication.

Definition: The process of coming into view or becoming visible after being hidden or not present.

Example: The emergence of new technologies has changed the way we communicate.

Definition: Something that is coming into view or existence, often unexpectedly or urgently.

Example: The emergent technology has the potential to change the way we live.

Definition: A person or thing that is coming into view or existence, often used to describe a tree that grows above the surrounding forest.

Example: The emergent trees in the rainforest tower over the other plants, reaching great heights.

Definition: A term used to describe a woman who has retired from a position but still holds an honorary title related to that position.

Example: After many years of teaching, she was honored with the title of professor emerita.

Definition: A woman who has retired from her job but still holds an honorary title related to her previous position.

Example: After many years of dedicated service, she was named emerita and continues to be involved in the university's activities.

Definition: A term used to describe someone who has retired from a position but still holds an honorary title related to that position.

Example: The university awarded him the title of professor emeritus after his retirement.

Definition: A person who has retired from a professional position but still holds an honorary title related to that position.

Example: After many years of teaching, Professor Smith was named emeritus and continued to advise students.

Definition: The act of throwing up or expelling the contents of the stomach through the mouth.

Example: After eating something spoiled, she experienced severe emesis.

Definition: Causing a person to vomit.

Example: The doctor prescribed an emetic to help clear the patient's stomach.

Definition: A substance that makes a person vomit.

Example: The doctor gave her an emetic to help clear her stomach.