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Breaking Bad Staffel 3 Episoden 5 Englische Vokabelliste

Breaking Bad S3E5

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Diese Seite bietet eine umfassende **Breaking Bad Staffel 3 Folge 5 Englische Vokabelliste** mit insgesamt 215 Wörtern, die dir hilft, deinen Wortschatz auf dem dominanten CEFR-Niveau B2 zu erweitern. In der Episode "Mas" vertieft sich die komplexe Beziehung zwischen Walter White und den moralischen Dilemmata, die aus seinen Entscheidungen resultieren. Hier kannst du nicht nur die Vokabelliste durchgehen, sondern auch an einem Leseabschnitt teilnehmen und mit einer KI sprechen, um deine Aussprache zu üben. Die Vokabeln sind nach Schwierigkeitsgraden unterteilt, was dir ermöglicht, gezielt an deinem Englisch zu arbeiten.

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215 Wörter
A2
6
B1
23
B2
132
C1
49
C2
5
a drawer full of B2 +
a series of B1 +
accessory after the fact C1 +
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aren't going anywhere B2 +
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awake B2 +
be right there A2 +
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bitch B2 +
blackmailing B2 +
blown up B2 +
break it to you B2 +
breaking news B2 +
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call it a morning B2 +
call it a night B2 +
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capable of B2 +
change my identity B2 +
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cheddar C1 +
classy B2 +
clouds my judgment C1 +
come and go as you please B2 +
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come to some accommodation C1 +
consistent with B2 +
control the temperature B2 +
cook B2 +
cook my formula B2 +
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could go for B2 +
count on B2 +
courtesy of B2 +
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culpable C1 +
curious as to B2 +
dead in the water C1 +
deep into B2 +
doesn't have a damn thing to do with C1 +
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don't even think about B2 +
don't you worry about B1 +
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drek C1 +
drowning B2 +
drug dealer B2 +
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end of story B2 +
entire life savings B2 +
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expertise B2 +
extravagant C1 +
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fat stack C1 +
fatten up B2 +
feeling it B2 +
fight the good fight C1 +
filed B2 +
fine ladies B2 +
fly the nest C1 +
for old time's sake B2 +
for real B2 +
for the good of B2 +
formula B2 +
funds B2 +
gambit C1 +
genius B2 +
gesture of respect B2 +
get around to B2 +
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go any lower B2 +
go back to A2 +
go native C2 +
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go through this alone B2 +
go with the winner B2 +
God knows B2 +
gonna A2 +
got your back B2 +
gotta bounce B2 +
gotta get home A2 +
gotta pack A2 +
grab a quick bite B2 +
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have a seat A2 +
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history B1 +
hold on B2 +
hook you up B2 +
how should I put this B2 +
hunch B2 +
I'm not going through anything B2 +
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in his place B2 +
in that case B2 +
jerking off on this thing C1 +
judgment call C1 +
know your enemy B2 +
lead bib C1 +
leave a few things here B1 +
leave your balls in your wife's purse C2 +
let me be clear B2 +
let me finish B2 +
living large C1 +
lovely guy B2 +
make perfect sense B2 +
make some deal behind my back B2 +
mediocre B2 +
minding my own business B2 +
money laundered C1 +
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mutual associate C1 +
negotiate B2 +
nice round number B2 +
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not at all B1 +
notice a change B2 +
nuke them C1 +
oil everyone's lock C2 +
old dude B1 +
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on to B2 +
one enormous load of horse shit C1 +
onto something B2 +
out of my sight B2 +
overweening C2 +
paralyzed B2 +
parameters C1 +
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pleasure doing business B2 +
ploy C1 +
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quite a lot of planning B2 +
rain check B2 +
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reasonable B2 +
registered to B2 +
renewed B2 +
respect myself B2 +
ridiculous B2 +
say jack C1 +
say plenty B2 +
sees me as B2 +
send him in B2 +
setting the bar low C1 +
setting up B1 +
settle on B2 +
shade high C1 +
short-term B2 +
shot B2 +
sick B2 +
sits around B2 +
sleeping with B2 +
sobriety C1 +
solo venture C1 +
some kind of B1 +
spectacular mistake C1 +
spell this out B2 +
state-of-the-art B2 +
stolen B2 +
sweetheart of a deal C1 +
take a drive B2 +
take care of things B2 +
talk it through B2 +
talked me into it B2 +
teenage son B1 +
tell him the truth B1 +
That's a good one B2 +
the answer is still no B1 +
the way of the world C1 +
theft B2 +
there's got to be a way B1 +
to hell with this B2 +
took you at your word C1 +
totally B1 +
totally funny B1 +
transparent B2 +
try and stop me B2 +
turn his life around B2 +
turned it down B2 +
twice the price B2 +
using you to get to me C1 +
vent nothing but C1 +
vouched for C1 +
welded onto C1 +
went ahead and did it B2 +
went missing B2 +
what the hell B2 +
work it B2 +
worked all night B1 +

In the fifth episode of the third season of "Breaking Bad," titled "Mas," the intricate web of relationships and moral dilemmas deepens as Walter White grapples with the consequences of his choices. Following the fallout from the previous episodes, Walter's relationship with his wife, Skyler, becomes increasingly strained due to his secretive behavior and the lies he has told to protect his drug empire. Meanwhile, Jesse Pinkman finds himself navigating the emotional turbulence of his recent experiences, particularly the impact of losing Jane. As Walter continues to embrace his alter ego, Heisenberg, he faces growing challenges from both his family and the criminal underworld, leading him to make decisions that will irrevocably alter his life and those around him. The episode showcases the duality of Walter's life as a family man and a drug lord, emphasizing the mounting pressure he faces from various fronts, including law enforcement and rival dealers.

As the episode unfolds, Walter's internal conflict becomes palpable, culminating in a confrontation with Skyler that exposes the cracks in their marriage. Skyler's suspicions about Walter’s erratic behavior lead her to question his honesty, resulting in tense exchanges that highlight her growing resolve to uncover the truth. Simultaneously, Jesse attempts to find solace in a new relationship, but the shadows of his past continue to haunt him, leading to a poignant moment of vulnerability. The episode also introduces the character of Gus Fring, whose calm demeanor masks a ruthless business acumen, setting the stage for future encounters that will challenge Walter’s ambitions. The narrative deftly intertwines the personal struggles of the characters with the escalating stakes of the drug trade, creating a compelling atmosphere of suspense and moral complexity that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

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