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Young Sheldon Staffel 5 Episoden 22 Englische Vokabelliste

Young Sheldon S5E22

A Clogged Pore a Little Spanish and the Future

Auf dieser Seite finden Sie die Young Sheldon Staffel 5 Folge 22 Englische Vokabelliste, die 172 Wörter umfasst und überwiegend auf dem CEFR-Niveau B1 basiert. In der Episode "A Clogged Pore, a Little Spanish, and the Future" steht Sheldon vor neuen Herausforderungen, während er seine Zukunft plant. Hier können Sie nicht nur die Vokabeln lernen, sondern auch einen Lesetext lesen und mit unserer AI-Sprachpraxis Ihre Aussprache verbessern. Nutzen Sie diese Ressourcen, um Ihr Englisch effektiv zu steigern und den Inhalt der Episode besser zu verstehen.

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172 Wörter
A2
16
B1
89
B2
57
C1
10
90 words a minute B1 +
a little Spanish A2 +
adolescence B2 +
ain't B1 +
ain't down B1 +
ain't that the truth B2 +
ain't you B1 +
along the way B1 +
armpit B1 +
ascent B2 +
asking for trouble B2 +
associated with B1 +
bagging B1 +
beer belly B1 +
behind your back B2 +
bend steel B2 +
benzoyl peroxide C1 +
bikini A2 +
blossoming B2 +
bug bite A2 +
busted my ass C1 +
buy you a beer A2 +
celebrating a win B1 +
chicken pox B1 +
childhood is ending B1 +
classifieds B1 +
coal mine B1 +
college degree required B1 +
comprende B1 +
concerned about B1 +
constantly fighting B1 +
consuming my thoughts B2 +
could use it B1 +
cover the mortgage B2 +
dang it B1 +
dash your hopes B2 +
descent B2 +
disaster B1 +
discuss B1 +
doing okay B1 +
don't be like that B1 +
drop out of school B1 +
dropping off B1 +
emergency B1 +
encouraged me to embrace B2 +
entering puberty B1 +
excited to do B1 +
fall apart B1 +
falling apart B1 +
feel sorry for yourself B1 +
figure it out B1 +
find a job faster than A2 +
find out A2 +
finish out B2 +
firing B1 +
focus on B1 +
Fortress of Solitude B2 +
frequent B2 +
fundamentals B2 +
genetic material B2 +
get fired B1 +
get off my back B2 +
get us all arrested B1 +
getting married A2 +
give a crap B2 +
give me a break B2 +
going on dates B1 +
going through B1 +
got a job A2 +
got arrested B1 +
groovy B2 +
grow up A2 +
gunning for my neck C1 +
handle all this B1 +
having a child B1 +
head coach B1 +
heavy stuff B2 +
hell-bent C1 +
hold still B1 +
hold that thought B1 +
honest job B1 +
hot commodity B2 +
impeccable C1 +
indicators B2 +
introduce myself A2 +
junkyard B1 +
keep it moving B1 +
keep looking A2 +
kick a man when he's down C1 +
knees buckle B2 +
litigation C1 +
long drive A2 +
looking forward to B1 +
made-up B1 +
make it easy B1 +
making extra money B1 +
manners B1 +
marital strife C1 +
mark 'em up B2 +
melting B1 +
miserable B1 +
moments of stress B2 +
monkey pox C1 +
nasty pimple B1 +
night security guard B1 +
No doy B1 +
not sure where I parked B1 +
offered it to B1 +
on my own terms B2 +
on your side B1 +
ooh la-la B1 +
opposite sex B1 +
over the counter B2 +
paints a very pretty picture B2 +
paying off B2 +
personal favorite B1 +
pick up that pen A2 +
pick you up A2 +
pimple A2 +
pop it B1 +
praying on B2 +
puberty B2 +
qualified for B1 +
quit B1 +
quit fighting B1 +
quit my job B1 +
quit your bitching C1 +
raise B1 +
ran into B1 +
ran into a little problem B2 +
rattle off B2 +
reached the end B2 +
retail price B1 +
right there with you B2 +
right up my alley B2 +
safe space B2 +
scientific discovery B2 +
scientific method B2 +
scratchy B1 +
sexual tension B2 +
shotgun B2 +
signpost B2 +
sit around B1 +
slang words B1 +
small pox B2 +
snow cone B1 +
sooner or later B1 +
steel trap B2 +
straight shot B2 +
strapping B2 +
sulk B2 +
superheroes B1 +
symbol of growth B2 +
take a poll B2 +
take some time off B1 +
talk it over B2 +
time of need B2 +
too cool B1 +
tough spots B2 +
transforming into B2 +
triplets B1 +
try to get me fired B1 +
turning into B1 +
unemployed B1 +
walk away A2 +
watch me B1 +
we'll see about that B1 +
well on his way B2 +
went through it B1 +
what the hell B1 +
winning the Nobel Prize B2 +
zit B1 +

In "A Clogged Pore, a Little Spanish, and the Future," the story focuses on Sheldon and his family as they face some new challenges. Sheldon is excited about his future and wants to plan his life, but he also has to deal with a problem at school. Meanwhile, his mother, Mary, is trying to help him while balancing her own worries. She faces her own issues with her job and family, making her more relatable. This episode also introduces a fun twist when Sheldon tries to learn some Spanish, adding humor to his serious personality.

As the episode unfolds, we see Sheldon struggle with his clogged pore, which becomes a funny distraction from his big plans. His determination to learn Spanish leads to some comical moments, especially when he tries to impress others. At the same time, Mary learns to focus on what really matters in her life. The family comes together, showing their love and support for each other, even during tough times. The episode ends on a positive note, reminding viewers about the importance of family and following your dreams.

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