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The Crown S1E6

Gelignite

Auf dieser Seite finden Sie die umfassende Vokabelliste zu "The Crown Staffel 1 Folge 6", die 319 Wörter umfasst und auf dem dominanten CEFR-Niveau B2 angesiedelt ist. Die Folge mit dem Titel "Gelignite" beleuchtet die tumultuöse Beziehung zwischen der britischen Monarchie und den gesellschaftlichen Veränderungen der 1950er Jahre. Hier können Sie nicht nur die Vokabeln lernen, sondern auch mit einem Leseabschnitt und AI-Sprechübungen Ihre Englischkenntnisse vertiefen. Nutzen Sie die Gelegenheit, um Ihr Vokabular zu erweitern und sich optimal auf das Verständnis der Serie vorzubereiten!

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Bloody hell B2 +
Bloody natives. B2 +
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gelignite C2 +
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long-term B1 +
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looking after B1 +
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mend B2 +
military coup C1 +
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momentum B2 +
monarchy B2 +
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Mummy's out B1 +
my darling B1 +
name on everyone's lips B2 +
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nice chatting B1 +
no substitute for B2 +
no such thing as B1 +
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odd brandy C1 +
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part of our family B1 +
patch things up B2 +
pay tribute to B2 +
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perfectly innocent B2 +
permit B2 +
picking a piece of fluff off B2 +
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point of owning B2 +
pops B2 +
popular uprising C1 +
posting B2 +
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power reshuffle C1 +
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remarriage B2 +
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royal courtesy B2 +
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secure B2 +
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shared interests B1 +
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shrew C2 +
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sincerity B2 +
slipping B1 +
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snifter C1 +
sole companion B2 +
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sovereign C1 +
special occasion B1 +
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stand for B1 +
Stirring up B2 +
Stop it A2 +
succession B2 +
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veneration C2 +
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what's in it for her B2 +
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with respect B2 +
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write it up B2 +
You're too kind B1 +

In "Gelignite," the sixth episode of the first season of "The Crown," the story delves into the tumultuous relationship between the British monarchy and the shifting societal landscape of the 1950s. The episode centers on the escalating tensions surrounding the growing unrest in Kenya, where the Mau Mau Uprising is gaining momentum. As the British government grapples with how to maintain control over its colonies, Queen Elizabeth II finds herself at a crossroads, facing pressure from her advisors and the public to respond decisively to the crisis. Meanwhile, Winston Churchill, the aging Prime Minister, struggles to adapt to the rapidly changing political climate, haunted by the specter of his own legacy. In the backdrop, Prince Philip's character is further developed, revealing his discontent with royal life and his desire for a more adventurous existence, bringing into question his role within the monarchy and his relationship with the Queen.

The episode intricately weaves together various narratives, highlighting the conflicts that arise as the characters confront their own beliefs and responsibilities. The tension escalates as the Queen receives conflicting advice from her advisors, showcasing the dilemma between maintaining the Empire's dignity and acknowledging the demands of justice and independence. The emotional weight of the episode is palpable as the personal struggles of the characters come to the forefront. Philip’s growing frustration culminates in a pivotal moment that underscores his need for autonomy, while the Queen’s determination to uphold the monarchy's image leads to a climactic confrontation with Churchill over the best course of action regarding Kenya. The episode captures the essence of a monarchy in transition, revealing the characters' intricate motivations and the broader implications of their decisions, all set against a backdrop of political upheaval and personal sacrifice.

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