Victorian
Prononciation : [vɪkˈtɔːr.i.ən]
Contexte : « historical period »
(adjective) relating to the time when Queen Victoria was the queen of the United Kingdom, which lasted from 1837 to 1901. This period is known for its unique style in art, architecture, and social life.
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The Victorian houses in our neighborhood have beautiful, detailed designs.
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Modern architecture looks very different from Victorian styles.
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What do you like most about Victorian furniture?
Contexte : « historical figure »
(noun) a person who lived during the Victorian era or someone who holds values typical of that time. This can refer to their manners, morals, or beliefs.
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She enjoys reading about the lives of notable Victorians like Charles Dickens.
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He does not consider himself a Victorian; he prefers modern ideas and lifestyles.
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How did Victorians view family life back then?
Contexte : « cultural characteristics »
(adjective) describing something that shows the values or beliefs of the Victorian era, such as modesty, formality, or strict social rules.
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Her dress was very Victorian, with long sleeves and a high collar.
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His casual outfit was far from Victorian; it didn't have the formal style of that time.
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What Victorian values do you think are still important today?