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Essential vocabulary, topic-specific terms, and idiomatic expressions with definitions from the Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) Speaking guide.
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Compelling
Very convincing or interesting
Detrimental
Harmful or damaging
Beneficial
Having a positive effect
Inevitable
Certain to happen
Feasible
Possible and practical
Substantial
Large or significant
Prevalent
Common or widespread
Undermine
To weaken something gradually
Foster
To encourage the development of something
Exacerbate
To make a problem worse
Alleviate
To make a problem less severe
Sustainable
Able to continue without causing long-term harm
Multifaceted
Having many different aspects
Plausible
Reasonable or believable
Unprecedented
Never experienced or seen before
Academic performance
How well a student does academically
Critical thinking
Evaluating information logically
Well-rounded education
Education covering a range of skills and subjects
Hands-on experience
Practical experience
Lifelong learning
Learning throughout one's life
Intellectual curiosity
A desire to learn and understand
Carbon footprint
Greenhouse gas emissions caused by an activity
Renewable energy
Energy from naturally replenished sources
Environmental degradation
Damage to the natural environment
Conservation efforts
Actions to protect nature
Waste management
Handling and reducing waste
Ecological impact
An effect on the environment
Career prospects
Future employment opportunities
Job satisfaction
How satisfied someone feels with their work
Professional development
Improving work-related skills
Work-life balance
Balancing employment with personal life
Transferable skills
Skills useful across different jobs
Job security
The likelihood of keeping one's job
Digital literacy
The ability to use and evaluate digital information
Data privacy
Protection of personal information
Information overload
Having more information than one can process
Technological advancement
Progress in technology
The digital divide
Unequal access to digital technology
Artificial intelligence
Computer systems performing tasks associated with human intelligence
Sense of belonging
Feeling accepted as part of a group
Social cohesion
How well people in a society get along
Peer pressure
Influence from people of a similar age or social group
Mutual understanding
Understanding between people
Interpersonal skills
Skills used to communicate with others
Social isolation
Limited contact with other people
A double-edged sword
Something with both benefits and drawbacks
The bigger picture
The overall situation
A blessing in disguise
Something that seems bad but leads to a good result
On the flip side
Considering the opposite perspective
A means to an end
Something used to achieve a goal
Take something with a pinch of salt
Not completely believe something
The tip of the iceberg
A small visible part of a larger problem
Stand the test of time
Remain useful or popular for a long time
Go hand in hand
Develop or occur together
Step out of one's comfort zone
Do something unfamiliar or challenging