Chandeliers, classical music, silk dresses, strict etiquette, dancing in pairs… Would you feel confident or hesitant in such environment?
Personally, I’ve always been fascinated by history and historical events like the one you’re going to hear about in this week’s podcast. If the topic sparks your interest, I’m sure you’ll enjoy this learning experience as much as I do!
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Vocabulary
- a revivalist — a person who works to bring back, restore, or renew something from the past (such as traditions, styles, beliefs, or cultural practices)
- uniform — the same in all cases; not changing or varying (a uniform style, uniform rules)
- a full-fledged passion — a strong, fully developed and serious interest that someone is deeply committed to
- draw somebody into — to attract or involve someone so that they become interested or engaged, often without realizing it at first
- admirer — a person who respects, likes, or is impressed by someone or something
- immersive — deeply engaging, making you feel completely involved or “inside” the experience
- become a turning point — to mark an important moment when a situation begins to change in a significant way
- a resounding success — a very great and clear success, with strong positive results or reactions
- venture — a new activity, project, or business that involves some risk
- historically accurate — correct and true to real historical facts and details
- fade into the background — o become less noticeable or less important over time
- hesitant — unsure or slow to act because of doubt or uncertainty
- step into something — to begin a new role, situation, or responsibility (often suddenly or with a sense of challenge)
- a niche interest — a very specific or specialized interest that appeals to a small group of people rather than the general public