bec
bec — noun
1. a set of internationally recognised exams from Cambridge University that test a
a set of internationally recognised exams from Cambridge University that test a person's ability to use English in professional business situations, such as writing emails, giving presentations, and taking part in meetings
Lien registered for the BEC exam last month to improve her career in international trade.
collocation: registered for the BEC exam
Passing BEC Higher helped Marta get a promotion at her company in Tokyo.
collocation: passing BEC + [level]
The night school near Sade's apartment runs a BEC preparation class twice a week.
Adina's employer paid for her BEC exam because the team needs business English skills.
Brandon studied BEC vocabulary every morning for three months before taking the test.
用法筆記
Always written in capital letters as BEC. The exam has three levels: BEC Preliminary, BEC Vantage, and BEC Higher.