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Cambridge CAE - Vocabulary Test
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Essential words and phrases for CAE.

Cambridge CAE - Vocabulary Test
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1. frivolous

2. detoxify

3. free fall

4. pack up and leave

5. artifacts

6. leave something/someone out

7. straight from the horse's mouth

8. personnel

9. periods of economic decline

10. to be a real snake in the grass

11. stay out

12. to be a night hawk

13. loose ends

14. famine

15. the straw that broke the camel's back

16. seismology

17. momentary

18. get by

19. my heart is in Switzerland

20. canvas

21. economic

22. as dead as a dodo

23. make ends meet

24. inflation

25. volcano

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