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The Office Staffel 2 Episoden 13 Englische Vokabelliste

The Office S2E13

The Secret

Auf dieser Seite finden Sie die Englische Vokabelliste zur Episode "The Secret" aus The Office Staffel 2 Folge 13, die insgesamt 133 Wörter umfasst und für das CEFR Niveau B1 ausgelegt ist. Diese Liste enthält eine ausgewogene Mischung aus Vokabeln, wobei 67 Wörter auf dem B1-Niveau und 51 Wörter auf dem B2-Niveau sind, was Ihnen helfen kann, Ihren Wortschatz effektiv zu erweitern. Neben der Vokabelliste bieten wir auch interessante Lesepassagen und Möglichkeiten zur AI-Sprachpraxis an, um Ihre Englischkenntnisse zu vertiefen und zu festigen. Nutzen Sie diese Ressourcen, um mehr über Michaels Geheimnisse und die Dynamik bei Dunder Mifflin zu lernen!

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133 Wörter
A2
5
B1
67
B2
51
C1
10
affect our friendship B1 +
affecting his productivity B2 +
afford it B1 +
awkward B1 +
big day B1 +
bogie at three o'clock C1 +
booze cruise C1 +
bordello C1 +
break room B1 +
break up B1 +
bridesmaid B1 +
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business-related B2 +
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charger B1 +
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clean out B1 +
cleaning day B1 +
cluttered B2 +
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conducted interviews B2 +
conducting an investigation B2 +
confidant C1 +
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corporate credit card B2 +
coupon B1 +
crap B1 +
crush B1 +
cut me some slack B2 +
depressed B2 +
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easy to talk to B1 +
engaged B1 +
ethic B2 +
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feel for B2 +
figured B1 +
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function efficiently B2 +
get better B1 +
get it A2 +
gets any of my jokes B2 +
goes on the run B2 +
good stuff B1 +
gotcha B1 +
gourmet hotdog B1 +
guess what A2 +
had a crush on B1 +
handle it B1 +
hang out a ton B2 +
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hilarious B2 +
hokey-pokey B1 +
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I hate you A2 +
I'm out B1 +
ice skates B1 +
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investigate B1 +
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keeping a secret B1 +
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spring cleaning B1 +
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tailed B2 +
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take you out to lunch B1 +
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under the weather B2 +
volunteer basis B2 +
volunteer thing B1 +
walked right into B2 +
wearing it down B1 +
what's the 411 C1 +
whatcha getting B1 +
wig B1 +
winds up B2 +
work-related B1 +
world-famous B1 +
worn down B2 +
you-know-who B1 +

In "The Secret," a key episode from Season 2 of "The Office," the story revolves around Michael Scott, the bumbling regional manager of Dunder Mifflin. Michael has been hiding a secret about his private life, and he feels the need to share it with his employees. Meanwhile, Dwight Schrute, the enthusiastic and sometimes odd sales representative, finds himself in a rivalry with Jim Halpert, who enjoys teasing him. The episode explores the dynamics of office relationships, showcasing how personal secrets can create tension and excitement among colleagues.

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