Grey's Anatomy S6E9 Englische Vokabeln

Grey's Anatomy S6E9

New History

Diese Seite bietet Ihnen eine umfassende **Grey's Anatomy Staffel 6 Folge 9 Englische Vokabelliste**, die aus insgesamt 275 Wörtern besteht und sich auf das dominierende CEFR-Niveau B1 konzentriert. In der Episode "New History" werden die persönlichen und beruflichen Herausforderungen der Ärzte im Seattle Grace Hospital immer komplizierter. Hier können Sie nicht nur die Vokabeln aus der Episode lernen, sondern auch durch einen Lesetext und AI-Sprechübungen Ihr Englisch verbessern. Die Vokabelliste enthält 12 Wörter auf A2, 125 auf B1, 103 auf B2, 28 auf C1 und 7 auf C2, sodass Sie auf verschiedenen Niveaus fortschreiten können.

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275 Wörter

125

103

a while back B1

afford B1

all done B1

all grown up B1

all in my head B2

all yours B1

almost perfect B1

annoying B1

any of your business B1

apply a suture B2

ashamed of B1

at one point B2

been drunk B1

bias B2

bleeding's behind B2

blockage B2

book an O.R. B2

break up B1

break up with B1

buildup B2

burst an aneurysm C1

caliber B2

cardiac trauma C1

cardiomegaly C1

cares for B1

caught it early enough B2

changes everything B1

charge to B2

clipped C1

clipped the common bile duct C2

close my eyes A2

come back to bed B1

comes back to bite us in the ass C1

commandeer C1

common bile duct C1

common procedure B2

compete with B1

complete idiot B2

complications B2

concentrate B1

coronary artery anastomosis C2

decaf B1

defending B2

defibrillate C1

diagnose B2

diagnosed him with B1

did your fellowship B2

didn't help matters B2

dilated ducts C1

do this to me B1

donate my time B2

doomed to B2

drain the excess fluid B2

drove off B2

due in B1

emergency chole C1

end up B1

evolutionary biologist B2

excellent gossip B2

excellent teacher B1

exchange B1

exhausted B1

fair assessment B2

falling a lot B1

favor B1

febrile seizure C1

feel free to jump in B1

figure it out B1

find me A2

find out B1

finish each other's sentences B2

fired B1

first assists B2

first day A2

first day back B1

first instinct B2

for the time being B2

forgiven you for a lot B2

fought for B1

full recovery B1

gave up B1

get a handle on B2

get back to B1

get him in B1

get in the O.R. B2

get into B1

get my job back B1

get on a surgery B2

get over B1

get the hell out B2

get too distracted B1

give her a chance B1

give me the benefit of the doubt B2

give the details B1

go ahead B1

go back to B1

go right into B2

going in there A2

going on B1

gonna be a doctor B1

gossip B1

got me fired B1

got you in trouble B1

got you pregnant B1

gotta go B1

gotten right B2

had nothing to do with B2

handiwork B2

handle B1

happens to be B2

have a seat A2

having an affair B2

having an affair with B2

heard from B1

high school sweetheart B1

hit his head B1

hitting on B2

hold on B1

holosystolic murmur C2

impressed B1

in place B2

in trouble B1

infer from B2

interfered B2

intracranial bleed C1

keep drinking B1

keep up with B2

keep your eyes on the field B2

kidnapped B1

late wife B2

learned something B1

leave him here A2

let Alex know A2

let go of B1

let him go B1

let me go B1

let that story go B2

lie flat B1

lock and load C1

look back B1

look out for each other B1

lost the better part of C1

lucid C1

lying somewhere in a ditch dead C1

made an assumption B2

made up B1

major surgery B2

make a mean lanyard C1

make it out of B2

make it up to B2

make sure B1

make this accusation lightly C1

makes two of us B2

makes us even B2

married to B1

meeting me down here B1

mental faculties C1

messed up B1

might as well B1

mind if we join you B1

miss another B1

moment of truth B2

move forward B1

never gonna happen B1

next thing I know B2

none of my business B1

not gonna happen B1

not helping B1

not himself B2

nothing wrong with B1

obstructive jaundice C2

occur to B2

old enough to be your father B2

on full bypass C1

on it B1

on its own B2

on medication B1

on my plate B2

on my service B2

on my way to B1

open up B1

owe me this B1

pacu C1

page B1

page you B1

pissed B2

poisonous B2

post-op B2

pregnant A2

prep B2

present B1

presented as B2

pro bono B2

pro-bono B2

promise you B1

propose B1

proximally and distally C1

published B2

put him on the schedule B1

put in a permanent shunt B2

put on weight B1

quiz afterward B1

read each other's minds B2

ready to go back B1

rearresting C1

relieving the pressure B2

require emergency surgery B2

research team B1

resolving your symptoms B2

run off B2

run some tests B2

save B1

saved her life B1

screaming at each other B1

scrub cap B2

scrub in B2

show up B1

showed up B1

sick sinus syndrome C2

sickly B1

sign off B2

skinny B1

sleeping with B2

sneak him in B1

sneak him out B1

snuck her into B2

spend every waking moment together B2

spend time at home B1

spies B1

spinal tap B2

stand on her own talent C1

state school B1

stop hitting me A2

subarachnoid hemorrhage C2

surprise B1

surprise you B1

switched the lights on B1

take a listen B1

take a look around B1

take a step back B2

take care of each other B1

take it back B1

take me to the next level B2

take over B1

take this one B1

taking some time off B1

taking the time B1

talk me through B2

teaching moment B2

temporary ansvenous pacemaker C2

test the waters B2

thorough B2

those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it C1

took another tour B1

tortured B2

trouble breathing B1

Turn around A2

unclamp B2

under a tremendous amount of pressure B2

up till all hours C1

v-fib C1

wall motion abnormalities C1

wasting your time B1

went behind my back B2

what do we got B1

what's going on with B1

wheezing B2

Where the hell have you been B2

Where were you before A2

work-husband B2

work-up B2

work-wife B2

working on the budget B2

worried about A2

would rather be anywhere else B2

In the episode "New History," the lives of the doctors at Seattle Grace Hospital become increasingly complicated as they navigate personal and professional challenges. The episode focuses on several key storylines, including the aftermath of Izzie's departure and the return of a familiar face, which affects the dynamics within the hospital. Meanwhile, tensions rise between Meredith and Derek as they confront issues related to their relationship and their future together. Additionally, the introduction of new patients brings fresh challenges for the surgical team, forcing them to confront their own histories and the impact of past decisions on their current lives.

As the episode unfolds, the characters face various conflicts that test their resilience and relationships. Meredith struggles with her feelings about starting a family, leading to a heartfelt discussion with Derek about their differing visions for the future. Meanwhile, the return of a former colleague stirs up unresolved emotions among the staff, prompting reflections on past actions and their consequences. The surgical cases presented in this episode serve as a metaphor for the characters' personal struggles, illustrating how they must confront their histories to move forward. Key moments include intense surgical procedures that highlight the doctors' skills while also showcasing their vulnerabilities, ultimately bringing the team closer together as they face their challenges head-on.