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Cambridge English: PET (B1 Preliminary)
admiration

a feeling of much respect for and approval of someone or something

Ex: She looked at the artwork with great admiration, appreciating the artist's skill and creativity. 
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announcement

an official or public statement that contains information about something, particularly a present or future occurrence

Ex: The couple made an announcement to their friends and family about their engagement. 
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attraction

a place, activity, etc. that is interesting and enjoyable to the public

Ex: The amusement park is a popular attraction for families. 
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celebration

a gathering or event where people come together to honor someone or something, often with food, music, and dancing

Ex: The whole town came together for a grand celebration in honor of their mayor's reelection. 
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completion

the final step or last effort needed to successfully finish a particular activity or project

Ex: The completion of the project took longer than expected. 
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confirmation

a written or spoken statement that proves the truth of something

Ex: The email included a confirmation of the appointment time and date. 
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connection

a relation by which things or people are associated or linked

Ex: She felt an instant connection with the new colleague who shared her passion for photography. 
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creation
creation
[noun]

the act of bringing something into existence

Ex: The artist’s creation was admired by everyone. 
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development

a process or state in which something becomes more advanced, stronger, etc.

Ex: The development of new technologies has transformed modern life. 
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discussion

an act or process of talking and sharing ideas in order to reach a decision or conclusion

Ex: The book club meeting ended with a lively discussion about the novel. 
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enjoyment
enjoyment
[noun]

the feeling of pleasure that someone experiences from an activity, a thing or a situation

Ex: He found great enjoyment in playing the piano every evening. 
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entertainment

movies, television shows, etc. or an activity that is made for people to enjoy

Ex: Music festivals provide entertainment for music lovers. 
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examination

a formal written, practical, or spoken test used to assess someone's knowledge or skill in a specific subject or field

Ex: The students were nervous before their final examination in mathematics. 
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exploration

the act of traveling through unfamiliar areas in order to gain knowledge or discover new information

Ex: The scientists set out on an exploration of the remote rainforest to study its unique ecosystem. 
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improvement

the action or process of making something better

Ex: The city has seen significant improvement in air quality over the past year. 
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invention
invention
[noun]

a brand new machine, tool, or process that is made after study and experiment

Ex: The invention of the smartphone revolutionized the way we communicate and access information. 
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invitation

a written or spoken request to someone, asking them to attend a party or event

Ex: She received an invitation to her friend's birthday party next weekend. 
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movement
movement
[noun]

a change in position or posture that occurs without actually relocating from one place to another

Ex: He notices the subtle movement of her hand. 
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prevention

the act of stopping something bad from happening, especially crime or harm

Ex: Crime prevention programs help communities stay safe. 
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protection

the act of keeping someone or something unharmed

Ex: The sunscreen provides protection from harmful UV rays during sun exposure. 
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relaxation

the state of being free from tension, stress, and anxiety

Ex: After a long day at work, she enjoyed some relaxation in a warm bubble bath. 
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replacement

an thing that takes the place of another when it is broken, lost, or no longer available

Ex: The broken chair was swapped out for a new replacement. 
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reservation

the act of arranging something, such as a seat or a hotel room to be kept for you to use later at a particular time

Ex: I made a reservation at the restaurant for dinner tonight to celebrate my sister's birthday. 
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translation

a text that has been changed from one language to another

Ex: We used a translation to read the foreign article. 
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