Macbeth 3
Macbeth 3
Macbeth 3
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L. K.
L. K.
Diese Vokabelkarten unterstützen das Erlernen von fortgeschrittenem Englischvokabular, ideal für Studierende oder Literaturinteressierte. Die flashcards decken anspruchsvolle Begriffe aus dem elisabethanischen Englisch ab, darunter historische Ausdrücke wie "warder" oder "martlet" sowie abstrakte Konzepte wie "peerless" oder "dispatch". Mit Beispielen wie "nimbly" oder "harbinger" trainiert man sowohl Ausdrucksfähigkeit als auch Textverständnis. Das System ermöglicht zudem das Rückwärtslernen – von der Zielsprache zur Muttersprache – und passt sich so individuellen Lernbedürfnissen an.
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Flashcards
lord or king
The lord or king ruled the land with wisdom and justice.
liege
The liege ruled the land with wisdom and justice.
an equation that states that two ratios are equal
proportion
things we are required to do
duties
abundant
The harvest was abundant this year, filling the granaries.
plenteous
The harvest was plenteous this year, filling the granaries.
a person or thing that announces or signals the approach of another
harbinger
brave, courageous
The knight was brave and faced the dragon without fear.
valiant
The knight was valiant and faced the dragon without fear.
praise
The crowd offered loud praise for the hero’s deeds.
commendations
The crowd offered loud commendations for the hero’s deeds.
without equal
Her skill in battle was without equal in the kingdom.
peerless
Her skill in battle was peerless in the kingdom.
Giving total attention to; captivated
She listened with rapt attention to the minstrel’s song.
rapt
She listened with rapt attention to the minstrel’s song.
low walls built along the top of a fort
battlements
responsibility
dispatch
moving quickly and lightly
The dancer moved nimbly across the stage with grace.
nimbly
The dancer moved nimbly across the stage with grace.
a type of bird
A martlet nested under the eaves of the old castle.
martlet
A martlet nested under the eaves of the old castle.
a person living in solitude as a religious discipline
hermit
piece of metal to make a horse ride faster
spur
to come to an end
The storm seemed like it would never come to an end.
surcease
The storm seemed like it would never surcease.
an area of shallow water
Children played in the shoal near the riverbank.
shoal
Children played in the shoal near the riverbank.
Cup or goblet
The king raised the chalice to toast his knights.
chalice
The king raised the chalice to toast his knights.
prithee
a watchman or guard
The warder stood guard at the castle gates all night.
warder
The warder stood guard at the castle gates all night.