Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: To fill something with a quality or feeling, making it a part of that thing.

Example: The artist aimed to imbue her paintings with a sense of hope and joy.

Definition: A type of organic compound that is a white crystalline substance and is related to histidine, often used in chemical reactions and as a histamine inhibitor.

Example: Imidazole is commonly used in biochemistry and pharmaceuticals due to its ability to inhibit histamine.

Definition: A type of chemical compound that includes a nitrogen atom bonded to two carbonyl groups, often used in organic chemistry.

Example: The chemist synthesized an imide to study its properties in the laboratory.

Definition: A type of chemical compound that is formed from ammonia by replacing two hydrogen atoms with other groups, typically containing a nitrogen atom bonded to a carbon atom.

Example: Imine compounds are important in organic chemistry for their role in various reactions.

Definition: Something that can be copied or imitated, often because it is considered good or admirable.

Example: Her style is so unique that it is often imitable by others.

Definition: Describing something that copies or mimics another thing, often lacking originality.

Example: The artist's work was criticized for being too imitative of famous painters.

Definition: In a way that copies or mimics something else.

Example: The child spoke imitatively, trying to mimic the sounds of the animals.

Definition: The quality or state of copying or mimicking someone or something.

Example: The artist's imitativeness was evident in her early works, which closely resembled those of her mentors.

Definition: The state of being perfectly clean, neat, or free from flaws or mistakes.

Example: The immaculacy of the room impressed all the guests at the party.

Definition: Perfectly clean and free from any marks, stains, or errors.

Example: The house was immaculate after the cleaning service finished their work.