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Extended wordlist
Unit 4
Abbreviations: n/np = noun / noun phrase; v/vp = verb / verb phrase; adj/adjp = adjective / adjective phrase;
adv/advp = adverb / adverb phrase; T/I = transitive/intransitive; C/U = countable/uncountable
The numbers indicate the page in the unit on which the word or phrase irst appears. RS indicates that the word
or phrase appears in the recording script (a student version of the recording scripts can be found at
www.cambridge.org/elt/completecae).
ambience
n [U] (39)
l i t e r a r y
the qualities of a place and
the way it makes you feel
décor
n
[U] (39) the style of decoration and furniture in
a room or building
anonymous
adj
(39) having no interesting or unusual
features
design feature
n
[C] (38) a piece of furniture or part of a
room that is intended to be stylish and attractive
be made up of
vp
(RS) to consist of or be formed from
two or more things
draw the line at sth
vp
(39) to not allow something
dreariness
n
[U] (39) when something is boring and
makes you feel unhappy
beneit rates
n
[U] (39) how much money the
government gives to people who are ill, poor, not
working, etc. depending on their situation
emerging economies
adj
+
n
[C] (RS) economies that are
starting to be successful and competitive
bland
adj
(39) not interesting or exciting
extensive experience/knowledge
adj+n
(40) a lot of
experience/knowledge
booming industry
adj+n
(RS) a very successful industry
that is increasing in size
eye-strain
n
[U] (44) tired or painful eyes as a result of
too much reading, looking at a computer screen, etc.
break up sth
v
[T] (39) to divide something into different
areas
iddle with sth
v
[T] (42) to move things about or touch
things with no particular purpose
call centre
n
[C] (39) a place where organisations
employ people to talk over the telephone to customers to
provide information, or sell goods or services
ierce competition
adj+n
(40) very strong competition
lourish
v
[I] (42) to grow or develop well
claustrophobic
adj
(38) a
claustrophobic
place makes
you feel anxious because it is very small or crowded
luffy animals/toys
n
[C] (39) toy animals that are soft
and covered in fur
clutter
n
[U] (39) a lot of objects that are not tidy or well
organized
get your teeth into sth
vp
(39) to start to deal with
something with great energy and enthusiasm
clutter sth up
v
[T] (39) to cover a surface or ill a place
with things that are not tidy or well organised
give sb an/the edge over sb
vp
(RS) to make someone
slightly better than someone else
cohesion
n
[U] (42)
f o r m a l
when the members of a group
or society are united
give a false impression
vp
(38) give someone a wrong
idea about what something is like
committed
adj
(39) loyal and willing to give your time
and energy to something that you believe in
glare
v
[I] (39) strong, bright light that hurts your eyes
constant pressure (under ~)
adj+n
(40) worried
feelings all the time because you are always dealing with
dificult situations
go for +
n
(a break/walk/coffee)
v
[I] (39) to go
somewhere in order to take a break/walk/drink a cup of
coffee, etc.
cramped
adj
(39) a
cramped
room, building, etc. is
unpleasant because it is not big enough
high-rise block
n
[C] (37) a building that is very tall and
has a lot of loors
Complete CAE by Guy Brook-Hart and Simon Haines © Cambridge University Press 2009
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a hotbed of sth
np
(39) a place where there is a lot of a
particular activity
retain sth
v
[T] (40) to continue to keep something
rethink sth
v
[I or T] (39) to change what you think
about something or what you plan to do
idea-swapping
n
[U] (39) telling other people about your
ideas and listening to other people’s ideas
right across the board
pp
(RS) affecting everyone or
every part of something
in all ields
pp
(RS) in all areas of study or activity
in demand
pp
(RS) wanted or needed in large numbers
shortage
n
[C] (40) when there is not enough of
something
job-sharing
n
[U] (42) when two people do one job
between them, sharing the duties and the pay and
working at different times of the day or week
shrink
v
[I] (RS) to become smaller, or to make
something smaller
kill a few birds with one stone (
usually
to kill two birds
with one stone)
vp
(39) to achieve several things at once
sparkle
v
[I] (39) to shine brightly because of relected
light
labyrinthine
adj
(38) having a lot of passages and parts
so that it is easy to get lost in
spartan
adj
(39) very simple and not comfortable or
luxurious
layout
n
[U] (38) the way that something is arranged
stiling
adj
(39) extremely hot and therefore unpleasant
or dificult to breathe
light and airy
adjp
(39) having a lot of light and space
tenet
n
[C] (RS)
f o r m a l
a principle or belief of a theory or
religion
made up of
vp
(RS) to consist of or be formed from two
or more things
threadbare
adj
(39)
1 material or clothes are very thin because they have
been used too much
2 poorly or cheaply furnished
mundanity
n
[U] (39) when something is very ordinary
and not interesting
open-plan ofice
n
[C] (37) an ofice with few or no
walls inside, so it is not divided into smaller rooms
utilitarian
adj
(39) designed to be useful and not
beautiful
outline sth
v
[T] (44) to describe the most important
ideas or facts about something
vast knowledge
adj+n
(40) great knowledge
perk
n
[C] (40) something you are given because of your
job, such as a car, which is not your salary
warehouse
n
[C] (37) a large building for storing goods
that are going to be sold
price yourself out of the market
vp
(RS) to charge such
a lot of money for the things you are selling that people
stop buying them
workload
n
[U] (43) the amount of work that you have
to do
workstation
n
[C] (37) a computer and the area around it
where you work in an ofice
prioritise sth
v
[T] (33) to decide which of a group of
things are the most important so that you can deal with
them irst
quality of life
np
(37) the level of enjoyment, comfort and
health in someone’s life
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