Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency) - Dwelling & Inhabiting

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Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency)
to abide [verb]

to live or stay in a particular place

Ex:
abode [noun]

a period of residence or temporary stay in a place

Ex: During her summer abode in Paris , she explored every museum and café in the city .

to adjust to a new environment or situation

Ex: She quickly acclimated to the colder weather after moving from a warmer climate .
alcove [noun]

a recessed part of a wall that is built further back from the rest of it

Ex: The bedroom featured a window alcove , providing a sunny spot for a reading nook or small seating area .
denizen [noun]

a resident in a particular place

Ex: She became a denizen of the local café , spending her afternoons chatting with friends over coffee .
sojourn [noun]

a temporary residence, often for relaxation or exploration

Ex: They enjoyed a brief sojourn in the mountains before returning home .
skid row [noun]

a poor area in a town or city in which a lot of homeless or drunk people live

Ex: The neighborhood experienced a surge in homelessness in the past decade , leading to increased attention on the conditions in Skid Row .
to abut [verb]

to adjoin or border upon something, typically in a direct manner

Ex: The sidewalk is currently abutting the construction site , causing inconvenience for pedestrians .

to share a common boundary with something

Ex: The café 's outdoor seating adjoins the pedestrian promenade .
contiguous [adjective]

sharing a common border or touching at some point

Ex: The two rooms were designed to be contiguous , allowing for easy access between them .
cloistered [adjective]

enclosed by a covered walkway surrounding an interior courtyard

Ex: Tourists whispered in the cloistered arcade , mindful of the monks praying nearby .
Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency)
Deceitful Qualities & Roles Deception & Corruption Moral Corruption & Wickedness Ailments & Injuries
Treatments & Remedies The Body & Its State Criticism & Censure Sadness, Regret & Apathy
Fear, Anxiety & Weakness Generosity, Kindness & Composure Skill & Wisdom Friendliness & Good Nature
Vigor & Fortitude Favorable States & Qualities Honesty & Integrity Nature & Environment
Declaration & Appeal Casual & Annoying Talk Linguistic Terms & Sayings Styles & Qualities of Speech
Religion & Morality Magic & The Supernatural Time & Duration History & Antiquity
Legal Matters Improvement Foolishness & Folly Hostility, Temper & Aggression
Arrogance & Haughtiness Obstinacy & Stubbornness Social Roles & Archetypes Professions & Roles
Politics & Social Structure Science Hostile Actions Low Quality & Worthlessness
Burdens & Afflictions Physical Conflict Termination & Renunciation Prohibition & Prevention
Weakening & Decline Confusion & Obscurity Connection & Joining Warfare
Abundance & Proliferation Arts & Literature Spoilage Strong Emotional States
Color, Light & Visual Patterns Form, Texture & Structure Suitability & Appropriateness Approval & Agreement
Additions & Attachments Animals & Biology Finance & Valuables Tools & Equipment
Cognition & Understanding Caution, Judgment & Awareness Sound & Noise Movement
Physical Descriptions Landforms Objects & Materials Ceremonies & Revelry
Creation & Causation Argument & Disparagement Agriculture & Food Unconventional States
Family & Marriage Dwelling & Inhabiting Scent & Flavor Conceptual Extremes
Similarity & Difference