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Windsor

Cette page est dédiée à l'apprentissage de l'anglais à travers "The Crown Saison 1 Épisode 3 Liste de Vocabulaire Anglais", qui contient un total de 253 mots. Dans cet épisode intitulé "Windsor", les tensions au sein de la famille royale sont mises en avant, illustrant les complexités de la monarchie et des relations personnelles. Vous y trouverez une liste de vocabulaire riche, avec un niveau dominant de CEFR B2, comprenant 127 mots de niveau B2, ainsi que des passages de lecture et des exercices de pratique de conversation avec notre IA pour améliorer vos compétences linguistiques.

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253 mots
A2
4
B1
65
B2
127
C1
46
C2
11
a little surprised A2 +
accession C1 +
act on B2 +
actively engaged in B2 +
address B2 +
aerial photographs B2 +
agree to the delay B1 +
allegiance C1 +
allowance B1 +
apologized B1 +
appropriate title B2 +
armed for her duty C1 +
as it happens B2 +
as we speak B1 +
as well as B1 +
ashes to ashes, dust to dust C2 +
ask me nicely B1 +
asks me for a word B1 +
attend to B2 +
attraction B1 +
audiences B2 +
awfully gassy B2 +
barely cold B2 +
barely got a word in B2 +
barge in B2 +
bash it B2 +
bear the name B2 +
beg to differ C1 +
beseech C2 +
bestowed on B2 +
bite you A2 +
blessed with B2 +
bloody B2 +
brag about B1 +
break it to her B2 +
break through B2 +
breathing down my neck B2 +
bring up B1 +
burden of responsibility B2 +
butt in B2 +
buzzing around B1 +
came from the heart B2 +
care very deeply B2 +
centre back B1 +
chance'd be a fine thing C1 +
childlike B2 +
come directly from B1 +
come on A2 +
comes up to me B1 +
commit his body to the ground C1 +
common B1 +
compound C1 +
convey B2 +
counting the minutes B2 +
Cry Baby B2 +
dare express any view B2 +
declare B2 +
deep down B2 +
descendants B2 +
destroyed everything B1 +
determined B1 +
devastate B2 +
disappeared into the night B2 +
disavow me of it C1 +
discharge my duties B2 +
discharged my last duty C1 +
discuss with Cabinet B2 +
divorcee C1 +
do me a favour B1 +
do you credit it C2 +
doing our share B2 +
drain their coffers C2 +
draw a line in the sand C1 +
draws breath B2 +
dreadful B2 +
eluded C1 +
emerge from B2 +
ended up B1 +
entertain B1 +
established B2 +
every day is a struggle B1 +
extend the same apology C1 +
extended Royal family B2 +
favour B1 +
find the right time B1 +
first-born B2 +
flatterer B2 +
flesh and blood B2 +
focal point B2 +
for the term of my whole life C1 +
for your benefit B1 +
forfeited C1 +
forgive the intrusion B2 +
founding C1 +
frugal B2 +
frugality B2 +
gaping wound C1 +
gave up the throne B2 +
generous host B1 +
give up B1 +
give up everything B1 +
give you something to aim at B2 +
gnaws away at my heart C2 +
go along with B2 +
go into exile B2 +
God save the King B1 +
grave mistake B2 +
grievous C1 +
guilty party B2 +
had our differences B2 +
have something to offer B2 +
here we go B1 +
hold onto power B2 +
holds the purse strings C1 +
how dare she B1 +
impelled C2 +
imposed upon C1 +
in great style B2 +
in my debt B2 +
in our thoughts B1 +
in our thoughts and prayers B2 +
in part B2 +
in public life B2 +
in return for B1 +
in store B2 +
in the bag B2 +
in the bushes B1 +
in the manner to which she's become accustomed C2 +
in the matter regarding B2 +
in the national interest B2 +
in the spirit of B2 +
in this together B2 +
in vain B2 +
in which capacity B2 +
in which case B1 +
inform the Cabinet B2 +
insensitive B2 +
intend to B1 +
irreligious C1 +
it'd be odd if he weren't B2 +
join the Air Force B1 +
judging by B1 +
justification B2 +
keep a foot in the door C1 +
keep a low profile B2 +
keep them on side C1 +
kick it back B1 +
lack of warning B2 +
last minute adjustments B2 +
latterly C1 +
lay down the law C1 +
leave in place B2 +
leech off C1 +
let bygones be bygones C1 +
let her have it with both barrels C2 +
live in luxury B1 +
Look sharp B2 +
lose my job B1 +
made it abundantly clear C1 +
make a start B1 +
make ends meet B2 +
make sure B1 +
make way for B2 +
matchless blessing C1 +
might as well B2 +
mobilize B2 +
modifications had to be made B2 +
My heart goes out to C1 +
nasty little nicknames B2 +
nicknames B1 +
no exception B1 +
no lectures B2 +
no less B2 +
none of my business B1 +
none of their business B1 +
nonsense B1 +
not bloody bad B2 +
of all places B2 +
off in Paris B2 +
official business B2 +
out of the spotlight B2 +
outrage B2 +
overrun B2 +
overwhelming B2 +
passed it on B1 +
pay respects B2 +
precedent C1 +
precociousness C1 +
prepared for office B2 +
presided over C1 +
private audience B2 +
public service B2 +
put a marker down B2 +
put in a word B2 +
put it to Cabinet B2 +
putty in his hands C1 +
raising glasses to B2 +
refreshment B1 +
refurbished at great expense C1 +
renounce C1 +
renovating B2 +
run past B2 +
rush B1 +
scrutiny C1 +
senior member B2 +
settles down B1 +
show him how it's done B1 +
show him in B1 +
snub C1 +
social connections B2 +
soiled goods C2 +
some achievement B2 +
start as one means to continue C2 +
struggling B1 +
struggling a bit B1 +
styled C1 +
succeed B1 +
succeeded by B2 +
succeeded him B2 +
successful marriage B1 +
sue her for divorce B2 +
sure and certain hope C1 +
surrounded by good people B2 +
tainted with scandal C1 +
take a leaf out of someone's book C1 +
take a seat B1 +
take anyone weeks to read B1 +
take into account B2 +
take my advice B1 +
take on B2 +
ten thousand a year B1 +
the least I can do B1 +
thrill B2 +
to my cost C1 +
to my face B2 +
top sheet B1 +
tracked me down B2 +
transcendent C1 +
traumatic B2 +
turns off the tap B1 +
under the sceptres of C2 +
very much their business B2 +
vile C1 +
visibility B2 +
went down B2 +
went into labour B2 +
what's the matter A2 +
with all my heart B1 +
withered arm B2 +
word has reached me C1 +
wreckage B2 +
You'd be wise not to B2 +
you'll not need reminding B2 +

In "Windsor," the third episode of the first season of "The Crown," tensions within the royal family come to the forefront as the complexities of monarchy and personal relationships intertwine. The episode revolves around the impending marriage between Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip, highlighting the challenges they face due to differing backgrounds and expectations. The Duke of Edinburgh's struggle to acclimate to royal life is a key theme, as he grapples with the constraints of his new role. Meanwhile, Elizabeth's relationship with her parents, particularly her father, King George VI, is further explored, showcasing the weight of the crown on her shoulders as she navigates her responsibilities as a future queen. The episode also delves into the wider implications of the monarchy’s public image, setting the stage for Elizabeth’s evolution in her role as both a wife and a sovereign. As the narrative unfolds, various conflicts arise, intensifying the emotional stakes for the characters involved. Prince Philip’s insistence on maintaining his identity clashes with the expectations of the royal family, leading to moments of significant tension. The episode captures the reactions of those around them, emphasizing the societal pressures that dictate royal conduct. Additionally, King George VI’s health issues add a layer of urgency and concern, as the family faces the reality of mortality and the impact it may have on Elizabeth's future. Key moments, such as the family's discussions about the implications of Philip's Greek heritage and his past, serve to highlight the prejudices and traditions that are deeply rooted within the institution. Ultimately, "Windsor" encapsulates the struggles of balancing personal desires against the backdrop of duty, foreshadowing the challenges that will shape Elizabeth’s reign as she strives to define her own path amidst the expectations of the monarchy.

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