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Parks and Recreation Staffel 2 Episoden 5 Englische Vokabelliste

Parks and Recreation S2E5

Sister City

Auf dieser Seite finden Sie eine umfassende Vokabelliste zur Episode "Sister City" aus der zweiten Staffel von "Parks and Recreation". Die Liste umfasst insgesamt 181 Wörter, wobei der dominierende CEFR-Level B1 ist, was sie ideal für Lernende macht, die ihre Englischkenntnisse aufbauen möchten. In dieser Episode plant die Stadt Pawnee eine Partnerschaft mit der französischen Stadt Les Gouts, und Sie können hier nicht nur die Vokabeln erlernen, sondern auch interessante Lesepassagen lesen und mit Hilfe von KI Ihr Sprechen üben. Nutzen Sie die Parks and Recreation Staffel 2 Folge 5 Englische Vokabelliste, um Ihren Wortschatz gezielt zu erweitern!

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181 Wörter
A1
1
A2
9
B1
83
B2
78
C1
10
ad hoc subcommittee C1 +
adjourned B2 +
alleyway B1 +
answer to nobody B2 +
apologize B1 +
armed men B1 +
arrogant B2 +
asap B1 +
authorized B2 +
awesome B1 +
best-loved B2 +
blossoming B2 +
blow their socks off C1 +
blowing up B2 +
bottled water A2 +
budget shortage B2 +
calling an audible C1 +
cancel B1 +
changed my mind B1 +
charging too high prices B2 +
charming B1 +
city planner B2 +
clean up B1 +
come on A2 +
culture B1 +
depressing B1 +
deputy director B2 +
deserved it B1 +
desire B2 +
despise B2 +
direct B1 +
dirt pit B2 +
dirty money B2 +
disrespect B2 +
drop from itinerary B2 +
embarrassment B1 +
fattened B2 +
feel at home B1 +
feel kind of weird about B2 +
fetch B1 +
figure it out B1 +
fill in B1 +
fill your pit B2 +
fit in B1 +
for pay B1 +
for sure A2 +
for your troubles B2 +
foreign government B2 +
from the bottom of our hearts B2 +
generous B1 +
get back to you B1 +
get tough B1 +
gets done B1 +
getting at B2 +
given you a hard time B2 +
go away A2 +
gorgeous B2 +
got it done B1 +
Gracias A1 +
guest house B1 +
hand dryers B1 +
have so much to learn from each other B2 +
have you for the evening B2 +
help me out B1 +
hold yours B1 +
Holy cow B1 +
How do you like it? B1 +
humiliate B2 +
if you can't beat 'em, sweetums C1 +
in any case B2 +
in your honor B2 +
incredibly demeaning C1 +
input B2 +
insulting B1 +
jealous B1 +
kind of behavior B1 +
let me tell you something B1 +
like kings B1 +
like torture B2 +
location rotates B2 +
lost my cool B2 +
lost our way B1 +
low-end B2 +
make it rain B2 +
medals are stupid B1 +
more sanitary B2 +
most difficult phone call B1 +
moves like a hot knife through butter C1 +
narrow-minded B2 +
No trial, no nothing. B2 +
no wonder B1 +
not personal B1 +
not used to B1 +
off to a weird start B2 +
offended B1 +
oil reserves B2 +
one perspective B1 +
open forum B2 +
out of our hair C1 +
overcook B2 +
partying B1 +
passion project B2 +
pay no attention to B1 +
peel B1 +
photo opportunity B2 +
photo-op B2 +
pick that up B1 +
planned A2 +
playing music too loud B1 +
pleased B1 +
porkers C1 +
primarily B2 +
pros and cons B1 +
pull your thing up B2 +
punching bag B1 +
pushover B2 +
put this trip together B2 +
put you in jail B1 +
putting you up B2 +
quick wit B2 +
real quick B1 +
return the money B1 +
right away B1 +
Right away. A2 +
right to jail B2 +
Right to jail. B2 +
rodent B1 +
rude A2 +
see to B2 +
shames B2 +
shaped like B1 +
show up B1 +
shut up B1 +
sister cities B2 +
sister city B1 +
some kind of moron B2 +
soul B2 +
special jail for journalists B2 +
spicy B1 +
spitting at B1 +
spitting water B1 +
started it B1 +
sucking up B2 +
sue you for that B2 +
superior B2 +
superiors B2 +
sweet-ass C1 +
take a punch B2 +
take care of B1 +
take it in B2 +
take it personally B2 +
take the protestors away B1 +
takes a very bad turn B2 +
tattoo parlor B1 +
tell that to B2 +
thermometer B1 +
these pretzels suck B2 +
This is outrageous. B2 +
tired from B1 +
tough B1 +
tough going B2 +
town-hall meeting B1 +
translation problem B1 +
tricky history B2 +
turn out B1 +
turn this car around B1 +
uncalled for C1 +
undercook B2 +
uniform is lame B2 +
viva B1 +
walk down the street A2 +
want to marry A2 +
wardrobe B1 +
welcoming a delegation B2 +
worth B1 +
worthless B2 +
write this down B1 +
You are stealing... B1 +
you are weak B1 +
you kidding me B1 +
you've been rude B1 +

In the episode "Sister City" from Season 2 of "Parks and Recreation," the town of Pawnee is set to establish a sister city relationship with a town in France called Les Gouts. The main characters, including Leslie Knope, Ron Swanson, and Ann Perkins, are excited about the cultural exchange and the potential for promoting Pawnee internationally. Leslie is particularly enthusiastic, as she sees this as an opportunity to showcase her town's strengths and embrace the cultural diversity that the sister city relationship could bring. However, the excitement is met with some skepticism from Ron, who is more concerned about preserving the town's traditional values and is not particularly interested in international relations. Meanwhile, Ann Perkins is dealing with personal issues, including her feelings toward a new romantic interest, which adds an extra layer of complexity to the overall narrative. As the episode unfolds, the characters face various challenges and misunderstandings that test their beliefs and relationships. Leslie is determined to make the event a success, but her overzealousness leads to several comedic mishaps, including a disastrous presentation about Pawnee. Ron’s reluctance to embrace the French culture creates tension, especially when he attempts to undermine the event. On the other hand, Ann navigates her romantic feelings while trying to support Leslie, adding emotional depth to the story. Key moments include the town's awkward interactions with the French delegation, showcasing cultural differences and humorous misunderstandings. Ultimately, the episode highlights the importance of community and the challenges of blending different cultures, all wrapped in the show’s signature blend of humor and heart.

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