Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The study of algae, which are simple, typically aquatic organisms that can perform photosynthesis.

Example: The research team focused on algology to better understand the ecological impact of algae blooms.

Definition: A state of being cold or chilly.

Example: The algor of the winter night made everyone seek warmth by the fire.

Definition: In a way that involves a set of rules or steps to solve a problem or complete a task.

Example: The data was processed algorithmically to ensure accuracy and efficiency.

Definition: To provide a reason or explanation for one's actions, often to avoid blame or responsibility.

Example: He tried to alibi his absence from the meeting by claiming he was sick.

Definition: A reason or explanation that shows someone was not present at a place where something bad happened, often used in legal situations to prove innocence.

Example: He provided an alibi to prove he was not at the scene of the crime.

Definition: To provide a reason or explanation for someone else's actions, often to show that they were not responsible for something.

Example: He provided an alibi to prove he was not at the scene of the crime.

Definition: This word describes a type of organic compound that has a ring structure but does not have the special properties of aromatic compounds. It combines features of both straight-chain and ring-shaped molecules.

Example: The chemist studied alicyclic compounds to understand their unique properties.

Definition: The ability to transfer ownership of something, such as property or rights, to someone else.

Example: The alienability of the property allowed the owner to sell it easily.

Definition: Something that can be transferred to someone else or given to another person.

Example: The rights to the property are alienable, allowing the owner to sell or transfer them.

Definition: The condition of being a foreigner or not a citizen in a particular country.

Example: The court ruled on the implications of alienage in immigration law.

Definition: To make someone feel distant or unfriendly; to cause someone to stop being friendly or supportive.

Example: His harsh words served to alienate his friends.

Definition: The feeling of being disconnected or isolated from others, often leading to a sense of estrangement. It can also refer to the act of transferring ownership of property to someone else.

Example: Alcoholism often leads to the alienation of family and friends.