Friends Staffel 1 Episoden 19 Englische Vokabelliste

Friends S1E19

The One Where The Monkey Gets Away

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266 Wörter
A1
10
A2
67
B1
97
B2
61
C1
27
C2
4
added B1
Alright A2
Amish C1
animal B1
Animal Control B1
answers to the name C1
any minute B1
asleep B1
Aunt A1
back the other way B1
bad monkey A2
bananas A2
Be that as it may C1
Belgian waffle B1
believe A2
best friend A2
bitch C1
black capuchin monkey C1
Blackberry B1
boarding school B1
bombs B1
broken B1
brushed up against B2
bunk B2
buses A2
butt B2
butt cheek B2
C'mere B1
C'mon B1
Camomile B2
checked A2
chick-flick B2
Cinnamon Stick B2
class president B2
clunky C1
cold A2
come on B1
confiscation C1
couldn't've C1
Country club C1
crazy A2
creature B1
cute A1
dark A2
dart B2
difference A2
disbelief C1
discussion B1
done with B2
Earl Grey B2
easy A2
embargo C1
engagement gift B1
engagement notices B2
English Breakfast B2
enjoy A2
everything I can A1
exotic animal B2
expertise C1
feelings B1
female B1
figured B1
find A2
fixing B1
foot A2
for old times' sake B2
forget it B1
Free sample B1
friends A1
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get some pictures B1
get this off B2
get to talk B1
Gimme B1
gimme back B1
go over B1
go with B1
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Gotcha B2
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hall A2
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hard on B2
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Have you seen it A2
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home room B2
homecoming queen C1
Hope A2
hot B2
How'd it go B1
Hugh Grant B1
I cannot do this B1
I don't have B1
I would love some B1
I'm sorry A2
ignoring B1
in the mood for B2
insane B2
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keep A2
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know A2
ladies B1
left A2
leg A2
Lemon Soother B2
Let's not A2
lifestyle choice B2
looking for A1
loose B1
lose A2
lose him A2
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Lucky A2
maid of honor C1
Mail call B2
Marcel A2
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mileu C2
million times B1
Mint Medley B2
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monkey A2
movie A1
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named after B2
need our help A2
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neighbourhood B1
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newsletter B2
none at all B1
Nope B1
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oblivious C1
Of course A2
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order A2
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owe B1
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per se C1
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Potassium B2
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radiators B2
raw C1
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relationship B1
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rum B1
Run A2
run something by you B2
Russian dressing C1
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sexual B2
shot B1
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shouldn't've C1
small A2
So good A2
something grape B1
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stay here B1
Step aside B1
stuff A2
stupid A2
Suck-fest C1
supervisor B2
supposed to B1
take A2
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take away B1
take care of B1
take her back B1
Take it B1
take this up with C1
taking care of B2
the bigger person C1
think so B1
tomorrow A1
Total A2
touristy B2
trade B1
tranquiliser C1
try turning B1
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unclench C2
used to be A2
Village A2
vintage C2
violence B2
wait by B1
wanna A2
want some A2
we could do that B1
Whaddyou want B2
What'm I saying? B1
What're B1
what's with B2
What've you done B1
where is he A2
wine A2
with... on the side B2
Wonderful A2
woo C1
y'know what B1
you guys A2

In this exciting episode of "Friends," Rachel is shocked to discover that her ex-fiancé, Barry, is now engaged to her former bridesmaid, Mindy. This news makes Rachel think about dating again, leading Ross to finally consider asking her out. However, just as Ross is about to make his move, chaos ensues when Rachel loses Marcel, Ross's pet monkey, while she's supposed to be watching him. This mishap creates tension between Ross and Rachel, as they both try to navigate their feelings for each other amidst the monkey drama. Meanwhile, Mr. Heckles, their quirky neighbor, is upset about a missing waffle, providing some comic relief to the situation.

The search for Marcel takes several unexpected turns. Rachel, not aware that Marcel is an illegal exotic pet, calls Animal Control for help. The animal-catcher, Luisa, has a history with Rachel and Monica from high school, and her negative memories lead her to be less than sympathetic. While Joey and Chandler attempt to impress some attractive women with a broken radiator, the situation escalates further when Luisa mistakenly tranquilizes Phoebe instead of Marcel. A delivery of bananas leads the group to Mr. Heckles's apartment, where he claims Marcel as his own until Luisa arrives. In a tense moment, Rachel pleads for Marcel's safety, and Luisa only agrees to let Ross keep him after being confronted about her mistake. Just as Ross is about to ask Rachel out over a glass of wine, Barry unexpectedly enters, declaring his lingering feelings for Rachel, leaving everyone in a state of surprise and uncertainty.

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