Cambridge English: CAE (C1 Advanced) - Communicative Interpretation & Expression

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Cambridge English: CAE (C1 Advanced)
conversely [adverb]

in a way that is different from what has been mentioned

Ex: Although she expected increased vitality through exercise , conversely , she felt more fatigued after each workout .
to imply [verb]

to suggest without explicitly stating

Ex: The politician 's vague statement implied support for the controversial policy .
to infer [verb]

to reach an opinion or decision based on available evidence and one's understanding of the matter

Ex: Scientists can infer the existence of certain particles based on experimental results .
speechless [adjective]

unable to speak for a short time, particularly as a result of surprise, shock, or anger

Ex: The news of her promotion left her speechless with disbelief .

to get an understanding of what someone's true intention is or how they feel based on what they say or write

Ex: The editorial seemed neutral , but if you read between the lines , you can sense the writer 's criticism of the government .
to touch [verb]

to be impressed emotionally

Ex: He was touched by the kindness of strangers who helped him when he was lost .

a mental awareness or understanding of how past events, cultures, or ways of life influence the present

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the experience of feeling both positive and negative emotions about the same situation, person, or thing

Ex: Their decision to leave the company was met with mixed feelings from the team .

a belief that is strong, yet without any explainable reason

Ex: The detective had a gut feeling that the suspect was guilty , even though there was no concrete evidence

to make up for losses or deficiencies by providing something of equal value or benefit

Ex: She compensated for the decline in sales by launching a new marketing campaign .

a clear understanding of a problem, situation, or concept

Ex: Teachers value students ' appreciation of complex ideas .

to become completely and suddenly very much in love with someone

Ex: She fell head over heels in love with a guy she met on holiday .
fingers crossed [interjection]

used when hoping for a positive outcome

Ex: Fingers crossed she passes her exams .

to assure someone that they no longer need to worry about a particular person or thing

Ex: Receiving an apology from her friend helped set her mind at rest and restored their friendship .
evocative [adjective]

bringing strong memories, emotions, or images to mind

Ex: The evocative painting captured the essence of a bygone era .

to seem true or reasonable to one

Ex: The statement from the politician rings true with how I 've seen her govern in the past .
hot air [noun]

a statement that is untrue, exaggerated, or meaningless

Ex: She was tired of his constant hot air about starting a business but never taking any concrete steps .
Cambridge English: CAE (C1 Advanced)
Ecological Principles & Conservation Pollution, Waste & Human Impact Energy, Resources & Environmental Events Physics & States of Matter
Chemical & Material Processes Biology, Genetics & Life Processes Art Forms & Creative Processes The Art Scene
Sports Medical Practices & Treatments Illnesses, Injuries & Specific Conditions General Health & Medical Systems
Social Disadvantage & Core Issues Personal Traits & Character Societal Frameworks, Governance & Welfare Recruitment & Job Roles
Workplace Culture & Career Trade & Market Dynamics Technological Devices & Systems Telephoning & Direct Speech
Physical Appearance & Form Academic Studies & Qualifications Skills & Competencies Crime & Legal Consequences
Apparel, Cost & Styles Historical Societies & Economic Systems Work Performance & Conditions Financial Management & Economic Health
Corporate Structures & Strategic Actions Social Navigation & Behavior Patterns Perspectives, Beliefs & Navigating Challenges Traits & Self-Concept
Cognitive Processes & Memory Analysis, Judgment & Problem Solving Innovation, Development & Function Superstition & Supernatural
Media, Publishing & Information Dynamics Emotional States & Reactions Communicative Interpretation & Expression Formal Communication & Information Exchange
Social Influence & Strategies Personal Conduct & Self-Management State & Condition Relational & Abstract Qualities
Clarity, Perception & Reality Style & Atmosphere Negative Judgments & Flaws Positive Judgments & High Value
Challenging Interactions & Social Tactics Family & Social Connections Adverbs & Adverbial Phrases Manual Actions or Physical Movement
Level & Intensity Everyday Objects & Domestic Life Food, Cooking & Dining Creatures & Their Behaviors