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Desperate Housewives S1E16

The Ladies Who Lunch

Auf dieser Seite findest du eine umfangreiche Desperate Housewives Staffel 1 Folge 16 Englische Vokabelliste mit insgesamt 306 Wörtern, die dir hilft, deinen Wortschatz zu erweitern und dein Englisch auf das dominante CEFR-Niveau B2 zu bringen. In der Episode "The Ladies Who Lunch" verwoben sich die Leben der Bewohner von Wisteria Lane auf unerwartete Weise, was dir spannende Kontexte bietet, um neue Vokabeln zu lernen. Neben der Vokabelliste kannst du auch an einem Reading Passage arbeiten und AI speaking practice nutzen, um deine Sprachfähigkeiten zu verbessern. Nutze diese Ressourcen, um dein Englisch effektiv zu trainieren und die Inhalte der Serie besser zu verstehen!

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306 Wörter
A2
13
B1
128
B2
129
C1
35
C2
1
a load off my mind B2 +
abandoned B2 +
act like B1 +
acting odd B2 +
all in B2 +
around the corner B1 +
arrested B1 +
ashamed of ourselves B1 +
asking that much B1 +
at cost B2 +
at the very least B2 +
attracted to B1 +
back on his feet B2 +
backing up B2 +
bad news moves quite a bit faster B2 +
baked goods B1 +
begging B1 +
believe in evil B2 +
big favour B1 +
bitch C1 +
blackmailed B2 +
blind faith C1 +
blood on the walls C2 +
blood-spattered C1 +
bluffing B2 +
bongo drums B1 +
borderline B2 +
bothered B1 +
break-up B1 +
breaking and entering C1 +
broken up B1 +
brought so much warmth and light B2 +
by the way B1 +
call in specialists B2 +
calm down B1 +
came by B1 +
can taste it B2 +
can't stand B1 +
can't wait to B1 +
care about A2 +
caught me B1 +
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clients B1 +
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cocky B2 +
cold and creepy B2 +
collapsed B2 +
coming up with excuses B2 +
confidential B2 +
conspiracy theory B2 +
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DA B2 +
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embroidered pillow B1 +
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fake B2 +
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financial troubles B1 +
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fling B2 +
fold B2 +
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get out B1 +
get the hell off C1 +
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getting around B2 +
getting it at home C1 +
getting rid of B1 +
gigantic mistake B2 +
gimme a minute A2 +
give or take B2 +
give satisfaction B2 +
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go to the bathroom A2 +
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going through B1 +
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gonna be gone B1 +
good luck on your remodel A2 +
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gotta A2 +
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grand B2 +
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Happy Hour B1 +
hard on yourself B2 +
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have much to do with B2 +
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head lice B1 +
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high and mighty B2 +
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house arrest B2 +
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hypocritical B2 +
I guess I was wrong B1 +
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identify B1 +
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improvise B2 +
in great while B2 +
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indicted C1 +
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initiated B2 +
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johns C1 +
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kidding B1 +
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laundry A2 +
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lice-free B2 +
lighten up B2 +
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long story B1 +
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Lots more where that came from B2 +
lousy in bed C1 +
lying around B1 +
made it back B1 +
made sense B1 +
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make out with B2 +
making the rounds B2 +
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materialistic B2 +
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money trouble B1 +
mortifying C1 +
muster C1 +
no blame policy B2 +
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not my type B1 +
not to be rude B1 +
occupied B1 +
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on vacation A2 +
outbreak B2 +
pay back B1 +
pay our bills B1 +
personal cheque B1 +
personal hygiene B1 +
petting zoo B1 +
pickin's are slim C1 +
pointing fingers B2 +
pop this in B2 +
port-a-potty B1 +
pounce B2 +
precaution B2 +
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putting aside B1 +
rap sheet C1 +
re-pipe C1 +
reeks of C1 +
reliable source B2 +
remodel B2 +
remove B1 +
renew our membership B2 +
return my calls B1 +
returned my messages B1 +
returning my key B1 +
revelling in C1 +
ruining B1 +
say hello A2 +
scandalous B2 +
scapegoat C1 +
scared me B1 +
scary looking B1 +
scream about B1 +
screwed over B2 +
second opinion B2 +
sense it B1 +
sewage B2 +
share stuff B1 +
shifting blame B2 +
should've thought of that B2 +
showing up B1 +
simplifying B2 +
skanky C1 +
sleeping with B1 +
slipped my mind B2 +
smells expensive B1 +
sneak into B2 +
snoop B2 +
some mountains are just meant to be climbed C1 +
something about B1 +
speedy recovery B1 +
spent a fortune B2 +
spreads from B1 +
stakes were raised B2 +
staring at B1 +
stay put B1 +
steer clear of B2 +
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stop scratching A2 +
stubbed my toe B1 +
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such an idiot B1 +
supportive B2 +
suspect B1 +
suspense is killing us B2 +
suspicious B2 +
tables were turned C1 +
take a flyer B1 +
take back B1 +
take it easy B1 +
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take the fall B2 +
take your time B1 +
tell the truth A2 +
that being said B2 +
the shot heard round the world C1 +
the way I see it B1 +
there's nothing to be gained by B2 +
throw our way B2 +
to begin with B1 +
too conservative B1 +
too little, too late B2 +
too old to be playing games B2 +
traded in B1 +
true humiliation B2 +
turn over B1 +
ulterior motive B2 +
uncomfortable B1 +
under arrest B1 +
uninvited B2 +
up to no good B2 +
upshot C1 +
used to be B1 +
used to call herself B1 +
Wait up B1 +
walk out of B1 +
was about to B1 +
way too complicated B1 +
we got a problem A2 +
went all out B2 +
went down the drain B2 +
what brings you here B1 +
what the hell B1 +
what the hell is going on B2 +
what's going on A2 +
wondering B1 +
word is B2 +
work in real estate B1 +
work this out B2 +
worth the risk B2 +
yell at B1 +
you are not going to believe this B1 +
you cannot be serious B1 +
you've gotta be kidding me B1 +

In "The Ladies Who Lunch," the sixteenth episode of the first season of Desperate Housewives, the lives of the residents of Wisteria Lane intertwine in unexpected ways. The episode revolves around the glamorous yet complicated world of suburban socialites and the secrets they hide. Bree is preparing for a dinner party, determined to maintain her perfect image, while Susan grapples with the aftermath of her crush on Mike, the new neighbor. Meanwhile, Gabrielle is struggling with her feelings for her gardener, John, which complicates her marriage with Carlos. Lynette, feeling overwhelmed with her children, faces a surprising challenge when a fellow mother questions her parenting skills. Lastly, Edie, the seductive newcomer, tries to outshine the other women, stirring jealousy and rivalry among them, especially with Susan and Gabrielle.

As the episode unfolds, tensions rise among the women, leading to a series of humorous yet poignant moments. Bree's obsessive perfectionism comes into conflict with her guests’ expectations, resulting in unexpected revelations during the dinner party. Susan's attempts to move on from her feelings for Mike are tested when she encounters him in a vulnerable moment, leading to an emotional confrontation. Gabrielle's flirtation with John reaches a boiling point, forcing her to confront her desires and the reality of her marriage to Carlos. Lynette's fight to prove her parenting abilities leads to an awkward showdown with the other mothers, showcasing her fierce determination. The episode culminates in a dramatic turn of events that highlights the complexities of friendship, love, and the burdens that come with maintaining a façade in their seemingly perfect lives. Through humor and drama, "The Ladies Who Lunch" reveals the unspoken truths that lie beneath the surface of suburban life.

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