Exam: Cambridge English: C2 Proficiency (CPE)

Definition: The part of a flower's stamen that produces and holds pollen, typically found at the end of a stalk.

Example: The anther of the flower released pollen into the air.

Definition: A male reproductive structure in certain plants, such as mosses and ferns, that produces sperm cells.

Example: The antherid is essential for the reproduction of many non-flowering plants.

Definition: Relating to or produced in a specific structure in plants that produces male gametes.

Example: The antheridial structures are essential for the reproduction of certain plants.

Definition: A part of certain plants, fungi, and algae that produces male gametes for reproduction.

Example: The antheridium is essential for the reproduction of many non-flowering plants.

Definition: A person who compiles a collection of selected writings, such as poems or stories, into a single book.

Example: The anthologizer carefully chose the best works to include in the collection.

Definition: Relating to organisms that live on or feed from flowers, such as certain types of insects.

Example: Bees are anthophilous creatures that play a crucial role in pollinating flowers.

Definition: A type of marine animal that includes corals and sea anemones, which can live alone or in groups and have a body structure with radial symmetry.

Example: The reef was full of colorful anthozoans, providing a habitat for many fish species.

Definition: Relating to or made from a type of coal that is hard and has a high carbon content, known for burning cleanly and efficiently.

Example: The anthracitic coal is often used for heating because it produces very little smoke.

Definition: A yellow crystalline substance that is not soluble in water and is mainly used to make dyes.

Example: Anthraquinone is commonly used in the textile industry to produce vibrant colors.

Definition: Relating to the idea that human beings are the most important part of the universe and that everything should be understood in terms of human values and experiences.

Example: The anthropocentric view of nature often leads to environmental issues because it prioritizes human needs over ecological balance.