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Auf dieser Seite finden Sie die umfassende "The Wire Staffel 1 Folge 6 Englische Vokabelliste," die aus 345 Wörtern besteht und überwiegend auf dem CEFR-Niveau B2 basiert. Diese Vokabelliste ist ideal, um Ihren Wortschatz zu erweitern, während Sie die spannende Handlung der Episode verfolgen, in der der Kampf zwischen der Polizei und dem Drogenhandel in Baltimore weiter eskaliert. Neben der Vokabelliste haben Sie auch die Möglichkeit, einen Lesetext zu studieren und mit unserer KI gestützten Sprachpraxis Ihre Aussprache zu verbessern. Nutzen Sie diese Ressourcen, um Ihr Englisch gezielt zu trainieren und sich auf das Niveau B2 zu bringen!

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a man of my word B2 +
ain't afraid B1 +
ain't enough B1 +
ain't gonna find nothing B2 +
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ETA B2 +
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home monitoring B2 +
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kicking your ass B2 +
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leverage C1 +
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lit B2 +
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low-rises B2 +
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merry band C1 +
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operating budget B2 +
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pager number B2 +
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playing the game B2 +
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pocket change B2 +
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pound some Budweiser C1 +
pro bono C1 +
probation officer B2 +
prodigal son C1 +
propensity C1 +
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punk C1 +
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ranks me B2 +
re-canvass C1 +
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reasonable B2 +
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respondent C1 +
rhetorical question B2 +
right on this B2 +
rip out my guts C1 +
Rise and shine! B2 +
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rotation B2 +
round three B2 +
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run your case B2 +
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save trouble B2 +
saw my potential B2 +
sawed-off C1 +
scam B2 +
school night B1 +
self-defense B2 +
sell the shit B2 +
selling on the side B2 +
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shift B1 +
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sick bastard C1 +
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snitch C1 +
staff the case B2 +
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stash house C1 +
stats B2 +
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suicide B2 +
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troubling yourselves B2 +
unmonitored B2 +
up B2 +
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up on B2 +
up to this B2 +
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waiting on B2 +
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warrants B2 +
watch your back B2 +
weak sisters C2 +
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what's up A2 +
when it come to B2 +
where are your manners B2 +
where you at A2 +
wildin' on C1 +
wiretap B2 +
won't do shit C1 +
work sucks B2 +
working man B2 +
wouldn't be wrong B2 +
write it up B2 +
you ain't bright B2 +

In the sixth episode of "The Wire," titled "The Wire," the ongoing battle between the police and the drug trade in Baltimore intensifies. The main characters, including Detective Jimmy McNulty, are deeply involved in the investigation of the Barksdale Organization, a powerful drug-dealing group led by Avon Barksdale. As McNulty and his team attempt to gather evidence, they face numerous challenges, including a lack of resources and political pressure. Meanwhile, the Barksdale crew continues its operations, showcasing the harsh realities of urban life and the impact of drugs on the community. This episode also introduces new dynamics within the police force and the drug world, highlighting the complexities of loyalty and ambition in both realms.

As the episode unfolds, tensions rise between the police and the Barksdale Organization. McNulty's frustration with the bureaucracy becomes evident as he struggles to secure the necessary support for his case. The team's efforts to wiretap the Barksdale crew face setbacks, leading to a sense of urgency to make progress before crucial evidence disappears. On the other side, Avon Barksdale’s crew grapples with internal power struggles and the constant threat of law enforcement. Key moments in this episode illustrate the characters' reactions to increasing pressure, revealing their motivations and the moral dilemmas they face. Ultimately, this episode deepens the viewer's understanding of both the police and the drug dealers, setting the stage for further developments in the unfolding narrative of crime and justice in Baltimore.

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