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Suits Staffel 3 Episoden 9 Englische Vokabelliste

Suits S3E9

Bad Faith

Diese Seite bietet eine umfassende Suits Staffel 3 Folge 9 Englische Vokabelliste mit insgesamt 378 Wörtern, die darauf abzielt, Ihre Englischkenntnisse auf das dominierende CEFR-Niveau B2 zu verbessern. In der Episode "Bad Faith" sehen wir, wie Harvey Specter und Mike Ross in einen spannenden Fall gegen einen mächtigen Gegner verwickelt werden, was Ihnen nicht nur einen Einblick in die Handlung gibt, sondern auch eine hervorragende Gelegenheit, die verwendete Sprache zu erlernen. Hier können Sie die Vokabelliste durchsehen, lesebasierte Übungen machen und sogar mit KI-gestütztem Sprechtraining Ihre Aussprache und Sprachfertigkeiten verbessern. Entdecken Sie die unterschiedlichen Wortarten mit einer Verteilung von 3% A2, 26% B1, 46% B2, 22% C1 und 3% C2 und erweitern Sie so Ihren Wortschatz effektiv!

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378 Wörter
A2
10
B1
99
B2
173
C1
84
C2
12
a cold day in hell C2 +
a little light B2 +
a pound of flesh C1 +
above board B2 +
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advance B1 +
after my own heart C1 +
again and again B1 +
animus C2 +
annoy B1 +
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at war B2 +
authorizing B2 +
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bank statements B1 +
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benefit of the doubt B2 +
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biggest fan B1 +
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cooler king C1 +
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crimson power tie B2 +
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crush him B2 +
crush me B2 +
cry about it B1 +
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Holy shit B2 +
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I.O.U. B1 +
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jumped into B2 +
keep the crown B2 +
kicked my ass B2 +
lands B2 +
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lead you any way B2 +
let it go B1 +
letting me go B1 +
letting me in on B2 +
lift a finger B2 +
litigation C1 +
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loophole C1 +
lose control of B2 +
losing my cool B2 +
lost my head B2 +
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made a career out of B2 +
made this mess B1 +
majority shareholder B2 +
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making a little joke B1 +
malpractice C1 +
manipulating B2 +
mean something to B1 +
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mediator C1 +
mercy B2 +
meticulous C1 +
mind B1 +
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move in B1 +
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nobody B1 +
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not to mention B2 +
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on the table B2 +
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on your own B1 +
one plus one equals two B1 +
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operating in complete bad faith C1 +
out of respect B2 +
paperwork B1 +
pay a nickel in taxes C1 +
personal attorney B2 +
physique B2 +
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pictured B2 +
piece of the pie C1 +
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pit in my stomach B2 +
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playing nice B2 +
poach C1 +
pocket square B1 +
pointed out B1 +
pretending to be B1 +
primed to say yes B2 +
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proving my point B2 +
pull all that shit C1 +
push it B2 +
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pushing her B1 +
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put it out B2 +
put me against B2 +
put me on the sidelines B2 +
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put the ball in the end zone C1 +
put the damn thing out B2 +
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put yourself in with C1 +
rattle me B2 +
relocated B2 +
remainder B2 +
repaying B2 +
revenue B2 +
rinse B1 +
ripped him up C1 +
run from a fight B2 +
run it by you B2 +
run point C1 +
runner-up B2 +
rush into B2 +
saw me coming a mile away C1 +
say what you want B2 +
scored a touchdown B2 +
scored a touchdown for the other team C2 +
screw him over B2 +
screw me B2 +
screw that B2 +
screw up B2 +
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set it up B1 +
set this whole thing up B1 +
settlement calculations B2 +
shaft C1 +
shifting the attorney of record C1 +
shoots from the hip C1 +
shoving ... up ... ass C1 +
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shtetl C1 +
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son of a bitch C1 +
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Stay with me B1 +
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tie up B2 +
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Tinker Bell B1 +
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toe-to-toe C1 +
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training exercise B1 +
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turn the page B2 +
turning green B2 +
un-rattleable C2 +
under no circumstances B2 +
up front B2 +
upper hand B2 +
using his daughter against him C1 +
utterly failed C1 +
valued him B1 +
vulnerable B2 +
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went after B2 +
went too far B2 +
what the hell B1 +
what's more B2 +
whatever it takes B2 +
wind me up B2 +
wolf in sheep's clothing C1 +
word got out B2 +
write it off B2 +
you're welcome A2 +

In "Suits" Season 3, Episode 9, titled "Bad Faith," the tension escalates as Harvey Specter and Mike Ross find themselves embroiled in a high-stakes case against a powerful adversary. The episode centers around a lawsuit involving a major pharmaceutical company accused of hiding crucial information about a drug that has harmed patients. Harvey takes the lead, determined to expose the truth and deliver justice, while Mike grapples with the ethical implications of their actions. Meanwhile, Jessica Pearson faces her own challenges as she must navigate the complicated dynamics within the firm, all while protecting its reputation amidst the brewing scandal.

As the story unfolds, the stakes rise with each twist and turn. Harvey and Mike encounter resistance from the opposing counsel, who employs underhanded tactics to undermine their case. This leads to moments of intense confrontation and strategic maneuvering, forcing both men to push their limits to secure a victory. Jessica, on the other hand, struggles with the firm's internal conflicts, as loyalties are tested and alliances shift. The episode is packed with pivotal scenes that highlight the characters' moral dilemmas, showcasing their resilience and determination in the face of adversity. Ultimately, "Bad Faith" leaves viewers on the edge of their seats, eager to see how the characters will navigate the fallout from their choices and the implications for their future at the firm.

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