Level B2

studied brave Brave describes someone who is ready to face and endure danger or pa… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied bravely To do something bravely means to do it in a way that shows courage, … Module 5: Travel and Tourism (p.333-334) studied brief Brief means lasting for only a short time, or containing few words. … Module 5: Travel and Tourism (p.333-334) studied campaign A campaign is a planned series of activities or actions designed to … Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied chic Chic describes something that is stylish and fashionable, often in a… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied chic Chic describes something that is stylish and fashionable, often in a… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied chosen Chosen is the past participle of 'choose' and means selected or pick… Module 5: Travel and Tourism (p.333-334) studied complex Complex describes something that has many different parts and is the… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied confident Feeling or showing certainty about something, or feeling sure about … Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied confident Feeling or showing certainty about something, or feeling sure about … Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied confident Feeling or showing certainty about something, or feeling sure about … Module 5: Travel and Tourism (p.333-334) studied considerable Notably large in size, amount, or extent; significant. Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied customer-focused Describing a business or approach that prioritizes the needs and sat… Module 7: The Media - Optional (p.339-340) studied decent Decent describes something that is good enough, satisfactory, or of … Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied dedicated to If someone or something is dedicated to a particular purpose or pers… Module 7: The Media - Optional (p.339-340) studied delicious Delicious describes food or drink that has a very pleasant taste and… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied delighted If you are delighted, you are very pleased and happy about something… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied depressed If you are depressed, you are in a state of unhappiness and low spir… Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied developed Developed describes something that has grown or progressed over time… Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied ecological Ecological relates to the relationship between living organisms and … Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied emotional Emotional describes something related to a person's feelings, or som… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied emphasised Emphasised means that special importance, attention, or stress was g… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied ethnic Ethnic refers to a group of people who share a common culture, langu… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied exhausted Exhausted means extremely tired, having used up all of one's energy. Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied foolish Foolish describes someone or something that lacks good sense or judg… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied handsome Handsome describes a man who is attractive in a classic, often stron… Module 7: The Media - Optional (p.339-340) studied hopeless If a situation is hopeless, it is so bad that there is no chance of … Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied lightweight When something is lightweight, it means it does not weigh much, maki… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied ripe Ripe describes fruit or crops that are fully developed and ready to … Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied sensational When something is sensational, it causes great public interest and e… Module 7: The Media - Optional (p.339-340) studied suddenly Suddenly describes something that happens quickly and unexpectedly, … Module 5: Travel and Tourism (p.333-334) studied unreliable (media) Unreliable (media) refers to sources of information that cannot be t… Module 7: The Media - Optional (p.339-340)

studied attic An attic is a space or room located directly below the roof of a hou… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied dishwasher A dishwasher is an electrical machine that washes dishes automatical… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied driveway A driveway is a short private road leading from a public road to a h… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied music Music, as a school subject, is the study of musical theory, history,… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied radiator A radiator is a device, usually made of metal, that contains hot wat… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320)

studied admission interview An admission interview is a formal meeting where a person is asked q… Module 3: Education (p.325-328) studied gap (year) A gap year is a period, typically a year, taken by a student between… Module 3: Education (p.325-328) studied options unit An options unit refers to a specific course or subject that students… Module 3: Education (p.325-328) studied public holiday A public holiday is a day that is officially recognized by a governm… Module 3: Education (p.325-328)

studied achieve To achieve means to successfully bring about or reach a desired obje… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied qualification A qualification is an official record or statement proving that you … Module 4: Employment (p.329-332)

studied carry your backpack To carry your backpack means to transport your bag, usually worn on … Module 5: Travel and Tourism (p.333-334) studied dine (dinner) To dine means to eat dinner, often in a formal way or at a restauran… Module 5: Travel and Tourism (p.333-334) studied fill (a vehicle with fuel) To fill a vehicle with fuel means to put petrol, diesel, or other en… Module 5: Travel and Tourism (p.333-334)

studied swimsuit A swimsuit is a piece of clothing worn for swimming, by either men o… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324)

studied untrue Untrue means not true or false. It describes something that is contr… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332)

studied preposition A preposition is a word or group of words used before a noun, pronou… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324)

studied arrogant An arrogant person believes they are much more important or better t… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied athletic Someone who is athletic is physically strong, active, and good at sp… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied challenge A challenge is a difficult task or situation that tests someone's ab… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied characteristic A characteristic is a typical or noticeable quality or feature of so… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied psychologist A psychologist is a professional who studies the human mind and beha… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied result A result is something that happens or exists because of something el… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied romance (genre) Romance as a genre refers to a type of story, film, or book that foc… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied sporty Someone who is sporty enjoys playing sports and is often good at the… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied weakness A particular fault or disadvantage in a person's character, a system… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320)

studied ladder A ladder is a piece of equipment consisting of a series of bars or s… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied leadership Leadership is the ability of an individual or an organization to gui… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied manage a team To manage a team means to be responsible for leading, organizing, an… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied position In the context of employment, a position is a particular job or role… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied supportive Supportive describes someone or something that provides encouragemen… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied vocational training Vocational training is education that prepares people for a specific… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332)

studied agreement An agreement is a formal decision or understanding between two or mo… Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied bad example A bad example refers to a person, action, or situation that serves a… Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied biodiversity Biodiversity refers to the variety of all living things—plants, anim… Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied carbon Carbon is a chemical element that is found in all living things and … Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied climate action Climate action refers to the efforts and measures taken by individua… Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied climate change Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weathe… Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied global warming Global warming is the long-term increase in Earth's average surface … Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied justice Justice refers to fairness in the way people are treated, especially… Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied petrol Petrol is a liquid fuel made from petroleum, used in internal combus… Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied poverty Poverty is the state of being extremely poor, where a person or comm… Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338)

studied cursor A movable indicator on a computer screen that shows the user's curre… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied hard drive A hard drive is a hardware component inside a computer that stores a… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied virtual reality Virtual reality (VR) is a simulated experience that can be similar t… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324)

studied conventions Conventions are generally accepted standards, rules, or practices, e… Glossary - Exam Skill Terms (p.276) studied hypothetical Hypothetical describes something based on a hypothesis or theory rat… Glossary - Exam Skill Terms (p.276) studied paraphrase To paraphrase means to express someone else's ideas or words in your… Glossary - Exam Skill Terms (p.276) studied register In the context of language, 'register' refers to the style of langua… Glossary - Exam Skill Terms (p.276) studied synonym A synonym is a word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same … Glossary - Exam Skill Terms (p.276) studied tone In writing or speaking, tone refers to the general character or atti… Glossary - Exam Skill Terms (p.276) studied viewpoint A viewpoint is a particular way of thinking about something, or a sp… Glossary - Exam Skill Terms (p.276)

studied be the norm If something is the norm, it means it is the usual, typical, or expe… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332)

studied apricot An apricot is a small, round, orange-yellow fruit with a soft, sligh… Module 3: Education (p.325-328) studied casserole A casserole is a large, deep dish used for cooking and serving food,… Module 3: Education (p.325-328) studied cherry A cherry is a small, round, soft fruit, usually red or black, with a… Module 3: Education (p.325-328)

studied overwhelm To overwhelm someone means to cause them to feel a sudden, very stro… Module 5: Travel and Tourism (p.333-334)

studied campaign A campaign is a planned series of activities or actions designed to … Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied context The context refers to the circumstances, background, or setting in w… Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied overcrowded Overcrowded means that a place is too full of people or things, maki… Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338)

studied HFI: countries, nationalities This entry refers to the vocabulary related to different nations and… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324)

studied competitions Competitions are events in which people or teams try to win by being… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied far-reaching Something that is far-reaching has a significant and extensive impac… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied shortfall A shortfall is a deficit or a failure to reach an expected or requir… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied transformation Transformation refers to a complete and significant change in someon… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332)

studied administrative district An administrative district is a specific area of a country or city t… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied cake shop A cake shop is a retail establishment that sells cakes, pastries, an… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied district A district is an area of a country, city, or town, often defined for… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied neighbourhood A neighbourhood is a district or area within a town or city, typical… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied pedestrianised area A pedestrianised area is a street or part of a town where vehicles a… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied suburb A suburb is a residential area located on the outskirts of a city, o… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320)

studied clipper / cinema (apply for) This entry seems to be a combination of unrelated words. 'Clipper' i… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied ideal Ideal describes something that is perfect or exactly what you want, … Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied industrial Industrial refers to things connected with industry, which is the pr… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied placement (work) A work placement is a temporary job, often part of a course of study… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied rough (in the past) When something was 'rough' in the past, it means it was difficult, u… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332)

studied banker A banker is a person who works in a bank, especially in a senior pos… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied builder A builder is a person or company whose job is to construct or repair… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied chemist A chemist is a scientist who studies the properties and reactions of… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied economist An economist is a person who studies or specializes in economics, wh… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied emergency services Emergency services are the organizations that provide immediate help… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied firefighter (police, etc.) A firefighter is a person whose job is to put out fires and rescue p… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied flight attendant A flight attendant is a person who serves passengers on an aircraft … Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied homemaker A homemaker is a person who manages a household as their main occupa… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied judge A judge is a public official appointed or elected to hear and decide… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332)

studied motivation Motivation is the reason or reasons why someone does something, or t… Module 8: Equality - Optional (p.341-342) studied passion Passion is a very strong feeling of enthusiasm or excitement for som… Module 8: Equality - Optional (p.341-342) studied responsibility Responsibility is a duty or task that you are required or expected t… Module 8: Equality - Optional (p.341-342)

studied orchestra An orchestra is a large group of musicians who play various musical … Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied spare time Spare time refers to the period when you are not working or busy wit… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied suggestion A suggestion is an idea or plan put forward for consideration, or a … Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324)

studied advisor (careers) A careers advisor is a person who gives advice and guidance to stude… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied call centre A call centre is an office where a large number of people work answe… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied eligibility Eligibility refers to the state of having the necessary qualificatio… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied lightweight When something is lightweight, it means it does not weigh much, maki… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied minor As an adjective, 'minor' means of lesser importance, significance, o… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied modify To modify means to make small changes to something, typically to imp… Module 5: Travel and Tourism (p.333-334) studied nervousness Nervousness is a feeling of worry or anxiety, often accompanied by p… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied sensational When something is sensational, it causes great public interest and e… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied vary To differ in size, amount, degree, or nature from something else of … Module 5: Travel and Tourism (p.333-334) studied well paid (well-being) Receiving a good salary or high wages for the work you do. This phra… Module 5: Travel and Tourism (p.333-334)

studied biology Biology is the scientific study of living things, including plants, … Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied connection A relationship in which a person, thing, or idea is linked or associ… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied groom A groom is a man who is about to get married or has just gotten marr… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied grow-up To grow up means to develop from a child into an adult, both physica… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied mental health Mental health refers to a person's emotional, psychological, and soc… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320)

studied celebrities Celebrities are famous people, especially in entertainment or sports… Module 7: The Media - Optional (p.339-340) studied icons Icons are people or things that are widely recognized and admired, o… Module 7: The Media - Optional (p.339-340) studied influencer An influencer is a person who has the power to affect the purchasing… Module 7: The Media - Optional (p.339-340)

studied all kinds of This phrase means many different types or varieties of something. It… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied full speed Full speed refers to the maximum rate of movement or operation that … Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338)

studied bond A bond is a strong connection or feeling of unity between people or … Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320)

studied school A school is an institution where children and young people receive e… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied shopping centre A shopping centre is a large building or complex of buildings contai… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied warehouse A warehouse is a large building used for storing goods, often before… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332)

studied sample local produce To sample local produce means to try or taste food and agricultural … Module 5: Travel and Tourism (p.333-334)

studied carrier bag A carrier bag is a lightweight bag, usually made of plastic or paper… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied cash desk A cash desk is the place in a shop or store where you pay for the go… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied changing room A changing room is a room, typically in a shop or a public place lik… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied consumer A person who buys goods and services for personal use. Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied debit card A debit card is a plastic payment card that deducts money directly f… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied waste of money Something that costs money but is not useful, valuable, or enjoyable… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324)

studied achievement An achievement is something important and difficult that you have su… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied court (for sports) A rectangular area marked out for playing certain sports, such as te… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied pitch In sports, a pitch is a specially prepared area of ground where a ga… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied sponsorship Sponsorship is the act of providing financial or other support to an… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied trophy A trophy is an object, often a cup or a statue, given as a prize to … Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324)

studied biological sex Biological sex refers to the physical characteristics, such as chrom… Module 8: Equality - Optional (p.341-342) studied bully To bully someone means to use your strength or power to hurt or frig… Module 8: Equality - Optional (p.341-342) studied desire Desire is a strong feeling of wanting something or wishing for somet… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied pause To pause means to stop for a short time before continuing, or a temp… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied politics Politics refers to the activities associated with the governance of … Module 8: Equality - Optional (p.341-342) studied promotion Promotion refers to the act of moving someone to a higher position o… Module 8: Equality - Optional (p.341-342) studied sixth form Sixth form refers to the final two years of secondary education in t… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied victim A person who has been harmed, injured, or killed as a result of a cr… Module 8: Equality - Optional (p.341-342)

studied advertisement An advertisement is a notice or announcement in a public medium, typ… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied horror Horror is an intense feeling of fear, shock, or disgust, often cause… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied satellite TV Satellite TV is a television broadcasting system where signals are s… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324)

studied cutting-edge Extremely modern and advanced, representing the latest stage of deve… Module 3: Education (p.325-328) studied designer A designer is a person whose job is to plan and create the way somet… Module 3: Education (p.325-328) studied device A device is a piece of equipment or a mechanism designed to serve a … Module 3: Education (p.325-328) studied hard drive A hard drive is a hardware component inside a computer that stores a… Module 3: Education (p.325-328) studied up-to-date Up-to-date describes something that is current, modern, and includes… Module 3: Education (p.325-328)

studied asthma Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition that causes the airways to… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied bone A bone is any of the hard, rigid forms of connective tissue that mak… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied earache An earache is a pain felt inside the ear, which can range from mild … Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied virus A virus is a tiny infectious agent that can only multiply inside the… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324)

studied advertisement An advertisement is a notice or announcement in a public medium, typ… Module 7: The Media - Optional (p.339-340) studied channel A television station that broadcasts programs, or a specific frequen… Module 7: The Media - Optional (p.339-340) studied debate As a noun, a debate is a formal discussion on a particular subject i… Module 7: The Media - Optional (p.339-340) studied freedom of expression Freedom of expression is the right for people to say, write, or comm… Module 7: The Media - Optional (p.339-340) studied marketing Marketing is the activity, set of institutions, and processes for cr… Module 7: The Media - Optional (p.339-340)

studied rush hour Rush hour is a period of the day when traffic congestion on roads an… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied traffic jam A traffic jam is a long line of vehicles on a road that cannot move … Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320)

studied achieve To achieve means to successfully bring about or reach a desired obje… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied achieve To achieve means to successfully bring about or reach a desired obje… Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied advise To advise means to offer suggestions about the best course of action… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied afford To afford something means to have enough money to be able to buy or … Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied announce To announce something means to make it known publicly or officially.… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied argue To argue means to express different opinions or disagree strongly wi… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied assume To assume means to believe something to be true without having any p… Module 8: Equality - Optional (p.341-342) studied be known for To be known for something means to be recognized or famous because o… Module 8: Equality - Optional (p.341-342) studied compare To compare means to examine two or more things to find out how they … Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied conduct (an experiment) To conduct an experiment means to organize and carry out a scientifi… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied consume To use up a resource, or to eat, drink, or ingest something. Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied contribute To contribute means to give something, especially money, time, or ef… Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied convince To convince someone means to make them believe that something is tru… Module 7: The Media - Optional (p.339-340) studied coordinate To make different people or things work together effectively as a gr… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied coordinate To make different people or things work together effectively as a gr… Module 3: Education (p.325-328) studied deal with To deal with something means to take action to solve a problem, hand… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied debate As a noun, a debate is a formal discussion on a particular subject i… Module 8: Equality - Optional (p.341-342) studied deliver To deliver means to take goods, letters, or messages to a person or … Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied discourage To discourage someone means to make them feel less confident or less… Module 8: Equality - Optional (p.341-342) studied donate To donate means to give money, goods, or time to a charity or organi… Module 6: The Environment - Optional (p.335-338) studied go on a course To go on a course means to attend a series of lessons or lectures on… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied imitate To imitate means to copy the actions, sounds, or appearance of someo… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied improve To improve means to make something better or to become better, often… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied make someone's acquaintance To make someone's acquaintance means to meet someone for the first t… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied require To require something means that it is necessary or essential, or tha… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied resign To resign means to formally announce that you are leaving a job or p… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied result on offer When a 'result is on offer', it means that a particular outcome or c… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied retire To retire means to stop working permanently, usually because of age,… Module 2: Free Time (p.321-324) studied shortlisted To be shortlisted means to be selected from a larger group of applic… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied sign a contract To sign a contract means to formally agree to the terms and conditio… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied succeed To succeed means to achieve a desired aim or result, or to do well i… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied upset To make someone feel unhappy, disappointed, or worried. It often hap… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied vacancy An unoccupied position or job that is available for someone to fill.… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied vacuum A space entirely devoid of matter, or a cleaning device that uses su… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320) studied waste To use something carelessly or inefficiently, so that it is not used… Module 1: The World Around Me (p.313-320)

studied competitive Competitive describes a situation where people or companies are tryi… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied dynamic Dynamic describes a process or system characterized by constant chan… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332) studied open-minded Someone who is open-minded is willing to consider new ideas or opini… Module 4: Employment (p.329-332)