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The Office S6E14

The Banker

Auf dieser Seite findest du die umfassende Englische Vokabelliste für "The Office Staffel 6 Folge 14", die 134 Wörter umfasst und überwiegend auf dem CEFR-Niveau B2 angesiedelt ist. In der Episode "The Banker" besucht ein Banker Dunder Mifflin, was bei den Hauptcharakteren wie Michael, Jim und Pam für Nervosität sorgt. Neben der Vokabelliste kannst du hier auch ansprechende Lesepassagen durchgehen und mit KI-gestütztem Sprechen üben, um deine Englischkenntnisse zu verbessern. Die Vokabelliste enthält 4 Wörter auf A2, 53 auf B1, 59 auf B2, 17 auf C1 und 1 auf C2, was dir hilft, ein breites Vokabular zu entwickeln.

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134 Wörter
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4
B1
53
B2
59
C1
17
C2
1
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Drop that sucker B2 +
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fancy new whatever C1 +
feel very blessed B2 +
for a while A2 +
for the record B2 +
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funeral for a bird B2 +
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Get off of B1 +
Get out of the way B1 +
get through B1 +
getting a boner C1 +
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go over B1 +
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gracious host B2 +
has got it bad for B2 +
head of human resources B2 +
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hold on B1 +
identity theft B2 +
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international sales consultant B2 +
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left me satisfied and smiling B2 +
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marry me B1 +
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official paper supplier B2 +
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schools of thought B2 +
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show you around B1 +
shut up B1 +
sign off on B2 +
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slide down your gullet C1 +
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space heater B1 +
sprout mung beans B2 +
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think of it this way B2 +
too far B1 +
too heavy A2 +
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unconscious B2 +
vasectomy C1 +
waste of time and resources B2 +
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weigh B1 +
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worth it B1 +
You're welcome A2 +

In "The Banker," the episode opens with a visit from a banker who is evaluating Dunder Mifflin's finances. The main characters, including Michael, Jim, Pam, and Dwight, are anxious about how this meeting will affect their jobs. Michael wants to impress the banker and prove that the branch is successful. To do this, he decides to show the banker a series of events that highlight the office’s teamwork and individuality. Meanwhile, Jim and Pam are dealing with their own issues as they expect their second child, and Dwight is trying to prove his worth by showing off his knowledge of the company’s operations.

As the banker observes the office dynamics, several conflicts arise. Michael's attempts to showcase the branch lead to awkward and funny moments, causing tension among the employees. Jim and Pam struggle to keep their personal and professional lives balanced, while Dwight’s competitive nature pushes him to challenge the banker. Key moments include Michael's desperate need for approval and the humorous chaos that ensues as the staff tries to impress the banker. In the end, the episode highlights the importance of teamwork and the unique personalities that make Dunder Mifflin special, leaving viewers both entertained and engaged with the characters’ journeys.

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