Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A person who is highly respected or successful in a particular field, or a position of great importance or distinction.

Example: The scientist achieved great eminence in her research on climate change.

Definition: A state of being famous or respected in a particular sphere or profession.

Example: The scientist achieved great eminency in her field due to her groundbreaking research.

Definition: Someone or something that is well-known and respected in a particular field or profession, often because of their achievements or qualities.

Example: The eminent scientist received a prestigious award for her groundbreaking research.

Definition: In a very noticeable or important way; to a great extent.

Example: She is eminently qualified for the position due to her extensive experience.

Definition: A person who is sent to represent someone else, often on a special mission or task.

Example: The king sent an emissary to negotiate peace with the rival kingdom.

Definition: Having the ability to give off or release energy or matter, such as light or heat.

Example: The emissive properties of the material allow it to glow in the dark.

Definition: The measure of how well a surface can emit thermal radiation compared to a perfect black surface at the same temperature.

Example: The emissivity of the material affects how efficiently it can radiate heat.

Definition: To send out or give off something, such as light, heat, or sound.

Example: The factory emits smoke into the air every day.

Definition: The amount of energy or particles that are released from a surface in a specific area over time.

Example: The emittance of the material was measured to determine its efficiency in energy transfer.

Definition: A substance that helps to start or increase menstrual bleeding.

Example: The doctor prescribed an emmenagogue to help regulate her menstrual cycle.