Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Relating to the study of gemstones and their properties.

Example: She studied gemological techniques to better understand the value of different stones.

Definition: A person who studies and evaluates precious stones and gems.

Example: The gemologist examined the diamond for its quality and value.

Definition: A part of DNA that carries information about how an organism will develop and what traits it will have.

Example: Scientists study genes to understand how traits are passed from parents to children.

Definition: Relating to the study of family history and ancestry.

Example: She researched her genealogical roots to learn more about her ancestors.

Definition: Able to be created or produced.

Example: The software can generate generable ideas for the project.

Definition: The process of forming general ideas or principles based on specific examples or facts.

Example: The scientist made a generalisation about the behavior of the species based on her observations.

Definition: To make a general statement or conclusion based on specific cases or examples.

Example: It's important not to generalise from just one experience.

Definition: Describing something that is made more general or less specific, often applied to concepts or ideas that are not detailed or specialized.

Example: The theory was generalised to apply to a wider range of situations.

Definition: To make something more general or broad, often by applying a rule or idea to a wider range of cases.

Example: The scientist generalised the results of the experiment to apply to similar situations.

Definition: A broad or vague statement that applies to many cases or situations, often lacking specific details.

Example: In generality, people tend to prefer comfort over adventure.

Definition: Able to be applied to many different situations or cases.

Example: The findings of the study are generalizable to a larger population.