Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The act of prohibiting or forbidding something, often by authority or law.

Example: The government issued an interdiction against the sale of certain chemicals.

Definition: Having the ability to forbid or prevent something from happening.

Example: The interdictive measures taken by the government aimed to stop the spread of misinformation.

Definition: A type of aircraft that is specifically designed to attack and destroy enemy supply operations.

Example: The military deployed an interdictor to disrupt the enemy's supply lines.

Definition: Describing something that is forbidden or prohibited.

Example: The court issued an interdictory order to prevent the sale of the property.

Definition: The process where two different fluids mix together, often through a barrier or membrane.

Example: The interdiffusion of the two gases occurred quickly through the porous material.

Definition: To interlock or fold together, similar to how fingers fit together when hands are clasped.

Example: The two branches of the tree interdigitate, creating a beautiful pattern in the sky.

Definition: A way in which two things fit together or interlock, similar to how fingers interlace when hands are clasped.

Example: The interdigitation of the two materials created a strong bond.

Definition: Relating to a boundary or surface where two different substances or phases meet.

Example: The interfacial tension between the oil and water affects how they mix.

Definition: Something that blocks or disrupts a process, signal, or activity, often causing confusion or difficulty.

Example: The interference from the radio tower made it hard to hear the broadcast clearly.

Definition: Relating to the act of interfering or the effects caused by interference.

Example: The interferential effects of the signals made it difficult to receive a clear transmission.