Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: To attribute or assign a quality, fault, or responsibility to someone or something.

Example: The teacher imputed the student's poor grades to a lack of effort.

Definition: Describing something that is assigned or attributed to someone else, often in a legal or financial context.

Example: The imputed income from the rental property increased her overall earnings for the year.

Definition: To attribute or assign a quality or responsibility to someone or something, often without direct evidence.

Example: The accountant imputed the errors in the report to a lack of training.

Definition: The state of not being able to do something or lacking the necessary skills or resources.

Example: Her inability to solve the problem frustrated her team.

Definition: The state of being difficult or impossible to reach or access.

Example: The inaccessibility of the remote village made it hard for supplies to arrive.

Definition: Something that cannot be reached or entered easily.

Example: The mountain peak was inaccessible during the winter due to heavy snowfall.

Definition: In a way that cannot be reached or accessed.

Example: The remote village was inaccessibly located in the mountains, making it hard for visitors to arrive.

Definition: A mistake or error in something, often related to information or measurements that are not correct.

Example: The report contained several inaccuracies that needed to be corrected.

Definition: Mistaken or incorrect; not correct in detail or measurement.

Example: The report was inaccurate, leading to misunderstandings.

Definition: To make something inactive or to stop it from working.

Example: The technician had to inactivate the old software before installing the new version.

Definition: The process of making something not active or not working.

Example: The inactivation of the virus was essential for the vaccine to be safe.