Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: The quality of being difficult to manage, control, or deal with; stubbornness.

Example: The intractability of the problem made it hard for the team to find a solution.

Definition: Something that is hard to control, manage, or change, often because it is stubborn or resistant.

Example: The intractable problem required a new approach to find a solution.

Definition: In a way that is difficult to manage or control; stubbornly or unyieldingly.

Example: The problem was intractably complex, making it hard to find a solution.

Definition: Relating to or occurring within the skin.

Example: The doctor administered the medication through an intracutaneous injection.

Definition: Relating to something that occurs within or between the layers of the skin.

Example: The doctor gave an intradermal injection to test for allergies.

Definition: In a way that involves the layer of skin just below the outer layer.

Example: The vaccine was administered intradermally to ensure a quick immune response.

Definition: The inner curve or surface of an arch, which is the part that faces the interior of a building or structure.

Example: The architect designed the intrados of the arch to be smooth and elegant.

Definition: Happening or located inside a single galaxy.

Example: The scientists studied intragalactic phenomena to understand the galaxy's formation.

Definition: Relating to or occurring within a gene.

Example: The researchers studied intragenic mutations to understand their effects on protein function.

Definition: Relating to or occurring within a single molecule.

Example: The intramolecular forces play a crucial role in determining the shape of the molecule.