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Suits الموسم 6 الحلقات 16 قائمة المفردات الإنجليزية

Suits S6E16

Character and Fitness

هذه الصفحة مخصصة لتعلم اللغة الإنجليزية من خلال استكشاف "Suits الموسم 6 الحلقة 16 قائمة المفردات الإنجليزية" التي تحتوي على 375 كلمة متنوعة. في هذه الحلقة، يواجه مايك روس لحظة حاسمة في مسيرته بعد قبوله في نقابة المحامين، مما يجعل المفردات المستخدمة هنا ذات صلة بمواقف حقيقية في الحياة العملية. يمكنك هنا ممارسة القراءة باستخدام قائمة المفردات، بالإضافة إلى تحسين مهاراتك في التحدث من خلال تمارين الذكاء الاصطناعي. تركز هذه الصفحة على مستوى CEFR B2، مما يعني أن 51% من المفردات تتناسب مع هذا المستوى، مما يوفر لك موارد مثالية لتعزيز لغتك الإنجليزية.

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375 كلمات
A2
5
B1
121
B2
193
C1
53
C2
3
a better place B1 +
admitted to the Bar C1 +
all in B2 +
ambushed B2 +
any old story B2 +
apologize B1 +
appease C1 +
applied for a patent B2 +
arrested for B1 +
as clean as they come C1 +
as far as I'm concerned B2 +
asshole C1 +
attorney B2 +
authorized B2 +
back off B2 +
back you B2 +
be my guest B1 +
be straight with me B2 +
beating down B2 +
belong in B1 +
best of both B2 +
blackmail B2 +
blew it B2 +
blow off B2 +
blow this thing up B2 +
blow those guys out of the water C1 +
bluff B2 +
bribe B2 +
bring the clinic on to B2 +
brought on B2 +
bulldoze C1 +
Bullshit C1 +
bullshit artist C1 +
buyout C1 +
by day's end B1 +
call in a favor B2 +
Can't a guy just buy you flowers 'cause he loves you? B2 +
cannot believe B1 +
capable of B1 +
care about B1 +
change her mind B1 +
changed man B2 +
chronic pain B2 +
clean B2 +
clean out your office B1 +
close you B2 +
closest woman in my life B2 +
come after B1 +
come along B1 +
come clean B2 +
coming back B1 +
coming to my lobby B1 +
convene C1 +
corporate espionage C1 +
corrupt B2 +
couldn't stand B1 +
cutting corners B2 +
damsels in distress B2 +
dead to rights C2 +
defrauding C1 +
defrauding your fellow man C1 +
deliberate B2 +
deserves B1 +
didn't do shit C1 +
dirty B2 +
dirty trick in the book C1 +
disbar C1 +
disbarred C1 +
disturbing B2 +
do good B1 +
Does that have anything to do with B1 +
doesn't get a say B2 +
doesn't matter A2 +
doing whatever it took B2 +
don't have a leg to stand on C1 +
doozies C1 +
double it B1 +
drop out B1 +
drop out of B1 +
drop the lawsuit B2 +
early release agreement B2 +
enough is enough B2 +
entered into B2 +
entitled fraud C1 +
entitled to B1 +
exclusion C1 +
face-to-face B1 +
falsely obtaining parole C1 +
felon B2 +
fight for B1 +
fight like hell B2 +
figure out B1 +
figured out B1 +
final statement B2 +
fired B1 +
first thing in the morning B1 +
first time playing B1 +
fix it B1 +
fix things B1 +
for all we know B2 +
for as long as it takes B2 +
forget you ever heard of us B2 +
forgive B1 +
fraud B2 +
full-blown you C1 +
fund B2 +
fundamental principles B2 +
gave my word B2 +
gave up on B1 +
get into B1 +
get into the Bar B2 +
get it done B1 +
get kicked off B2 +
get my vote B2 +
get off B2 +
get off that committee B2 +
get on that committee B2 +
get us all caught B1 +
gets one whiff of C1 +
getting her kicked off B2 +
getting you kicked out B1 +
give a shit B2 +
give up B1 +
go back to B1 +
go down the toilet C1 +
go for it B1 +
go to market B2 +
goddamn B2 +
goddamn kidding B2 +
goes on record B2 +
going on A2 +
good enough B1 +
got away with it B2 +
got caught up with B2 +
got herself onto B2 +
got herself put on C1 +
got him off B2 +
got in pretty late B1 +
got into a huge fight B1 +
got my shot B2 +
got out B1 +
got you right where she wants you C1 +
gotta be blind B2 +
hack B2 +
harm B1 +
has more integrity in his little finger C1 +
has nothing to do with B1 +
have my word B2 +
having trouble dealing with B2 +
hear me out B2 +
hear you out B2 +
heard about it from B1 +
hearing B2 +
hitch C1 +
hole myself up B2 +
honor your original agreement B2 +
hot water B2 +
How dare you B1 +
huge fight B1 +
I can't believe it A2 +
I could use this B1 +
I'll die if B2 +
if it's all the same to you B2 +
illegally obtaining B2 +
impugn his character C2 +
in a rough place B2 +
in good faith B2 +
in my experience B2 +
in my professional opinion B2 +
in on B2 +
in the first place B2 +
in the pipeline B2 +
in-house B2 +
ins and outs B2 +
insinuate yourself into C1 +
intimidation B2 +
just now B1 +
keep my cool B2 +
keep this firm going B2 +
kept it from B2 +
kick me out B1 +
kicked off B2 +
kicks her off B2 +
Knock 'em dead B2 +
knocked down to B2 +
lashed out B2 +
lawsuit B2 +
leave of absence B2 +
leave the choice to you B2 +
left over B1 +
let him in B1 +
let in B1 +
Let it go B1 +
let you in on a little secret B2 +
level the playing field B2 +
leveraged B2 +
liar B1 +
lied to my face B2 +
looking at B1 +
looking for a scalp C1 +
made my case B2 +
made up your mind B1 +
major leagues B2 +
make a difference B1 +
make him feel warm B1 +
make my case B2 +
make up B1 +
makes all the difference in the world B2 +
making rent B1 +
mandatory sentence B2 +
might as well B2 +
mind telling me B1 +
misdemeanor B2 +
move forward with B2 +
moved heaven and earth C1 +
moving statement B2 +
negotiate with B2 +
no offense B1 +
no strings C1 +
not even close B2 +
on his own B1 +
on my side B1 +
on our side B1 +
on such short notice B2 +
on the contrary B2 +
one shot B2 +
out loud B1 +
out of line B2 +
over and over B1 +
overlap B2 +
owe him B1 +
panel B2 +
partner with B2 +
patent B2 +
peace sign B1 +
personal reasons B1 +
pick this up B1 +
pit in my stomach B2 +
pled guilty B2 +
point blank C1 +
portrayed yourself as B2 +
prescription pads B2 +
presented itself B2 +
pressure point C1 +
pretend B1 +
probation B2 +
proceedings B2 +
propose B2 +
pros and cons B1 +
prosecutor B2 +
prove a negative C1 +
provision B2 +
pull out of B1 +
pull some shit C1 +
pull through B2 +
pulled B1 +
pulled out every trick in the book C1 +
put it down B1 +
put me away B2 +
put on the street B2 +
put the baby down B1 +
put them away B2 +
put your money where your mouth is C1 +
putting my wants on hold B2 +
putting you right back in B2 +
putting your money where your mouth is C1 +
qualified B1 +
quid pro quo C1 +
ran it by B2 +
reacting the way you did B2 +
reading the law C1 +
rebuild this place B2 +
refused to budge B2 +
rejecting me B1 +
risk his own life B2 +
roll over B2 +
run it by B2 +
running out of ways B2 +
saves lives B1 +
sealed the records B2 +
see the light of day B2 +
self-serving B2 +
send a message B1 +
serve your full sentence B2 +
set foot in B2 +
set the record straight B2 +
settle B1 +
settled B1 +
settlement B2 +
shady B2 +
shady shit C1 +
shit the bed C2 +
shove it in a drawer B2 +
show your face B2 +
showed compassion B2 +
showed mercy B2 +
signed on B2 +
sit there and watch B1 +
slamming the door in my face C1 +
slept together B1 +
sorry excuse for C1 +
speak for me B1 +
spend the rest of my life B1 +
spread the word B1 +
squeeze harder B2 +
stands in my way B2 +
start by B1 +
stay in B1 +
stay with B1 +
stayed in longer than he had to B2 +
stop thinking about B1 +
stopped by B1 +
strip you of everything C1 +
strong-arm C1 +
strong-armed C1 +
struggling B1 +
take care of B1 +
take everything away from you B1 +
take leave B2 +
take my mind off it B2 +
take off his coat B1 +
take the money B1 +
take the reins B2 +
take you up on that B2 +
taking it out of context B2 +
taste it B1 +
testify B2 +
The hell it is B2 +
the least I can do B1 +
the story of the wind and the sun B2 +
think about A2 +
This could really happen B1 +
this thing is done B1 +
threshold B2 +
throwing away B1 +
throwing the book at C1 +
time off B1 +
to the ends of the earth C1 +
to your liking B2 +
too late A2 +
took care of B1 +
took on B2 +
took the day off B1 +
touch B1 +
touching story B2 +
trading you for him B2 +
treated me that way B1 +
turn off B1 +
turned it down B1 +
turning people against me B2 +
turning them against you B2 +
unanimous B2 +
under examination B2 +
under the impression B2 +
urgent B1 +
voicemail B1 +
vote no B1 +
was hoping B1 +
wasting my breath B2 +
weak spot B2 +
went over it B1 +
what I like to hear B1 +
what you think I'm all about B2 +
wife-to-be B2 +
with all due respect B2 +
with every fiber of my being C1 +
with my head held high B2 +
withdrew my application B2 +
without strings C1 +
worked up from there B2 +
worth loving B2 +
worth shit C1 +
wouldn't have it any other way B2 +
wouldn't miss this for the world B2 +
wrong about B1 +

In "Character and Fitness," the sixteenth episode of Season 6 of "Suits," the story centers around Mike Ross as he faces a crucial moment in his career. After being admitted to the bar, Mike must now confront the character and fitness committee to prove his worthiness as a lawyer. This examination is not just a formality; it is a test of his integrity and past actions, especially considering his history of practicing law without a degree. Meanwhile, Harvey Specter, Mike’s mentor and friend, is determined to support him throughout this challenging process. He grapples with the implications of Mike’s past choices and the potential impact on their law firm, Pearson Specter Litt. As the episode unfolds, the tension heightens, emphasizing the importance of honesty and redemption in the legal profession.

The episode intricately weaves together the various storylines, revealing the struggles and alliances among the main characters. Mike's journey is fraught with emotional turmoil as he reflects on his past mistakes and the consequences they have had on his life and those around him. Harvey, in his relentless pursuit to protect Mike, faces his own dilemmas as he navigates the firm's politics and his relationship with managing partner Jessica Pearson. Meanwhile, the character of Louis Litt finds himself caught in the middle, grappling with his loyalty to both Mike and Harvey. Key moments emerge as Mike confronts the panel, revealing not just his legal skills but also his growth as a person. The episode culminates in a tense yet cathartic resolution, underscoring themes of accountability, friendship, and the quest for redemption in a high-stakes environment.

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