Objective CAE, Unit 3, p. 26-27

noun - the state of knowing or realizing something

adjective - fairly large

verb - to say something about a person which makes them seem stupid

noun - something that interrupts the natural order of things

noun, British English - a long loose piece of clothing that you wear at home, usually over your home clothes

noun - a long period of time marked by distinctive characteristics

adjective - absolutely necessary

noun - the knowledge of an expert

verb - to prosper; to develop, grow or spread successfully

noun - something that is difficult to do

preposition - because of something that you now see or understand

noun - a joke that only certain people will find funny (e.g. people of the same profession etc.)

noun - the language used and understood by a particular group of people, esp. within one profession etc.

noun - complete understanding of something, complete control

adjective - shared by two or more parties, done by one party to the other and the other way round

noun - the speed at which something is done

noun - an unusual thing (fact, event etc) that is difficult to understand

noun - a plan of action, an approach to something

noun - accuracy, the state of being exact

verb - to help something to develop or proceed faster

noun - a suggestion presented to someone

noun - the activity you do usually as a hobby

adverb - easily, quickly and willingly

verb - to be angry because you feel that someone or something has been unfair to you

verb - to make a deep continuous sound (like a drum, thunder etc.)

verb - to feel through one or some of the five physical powers we have

verb - to do something just to impress someone

verb - to be caused by

phrase - to get enjoyment out of something

noun - special (usually technical) words used in a particular field or subject

adjective - suitable for everybody or all purposes

noun - a large number of things of a similar kind