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Grey's Anatomy Temporada 10 Episodios 18 Lista de Vocabulario en Inglés

Grey's Anatomy S10E18

You Be Illin

En esta página dedicada al aprendizaje del inglés, encontrarás una útil "Grey's Anatomy Temporada 10 Episodio 18 Lista de Vocabulario en Inglés" que comprende un total de 387 palabras, ideal para mejorar tu comprensión y expresión en este idioma. El nivel dominante de este vocabulario es B2, con un desglose que incluye 11 palabras A2, 153 palabras B1, 169 palabras B2, 45 palabras C1 y 9 palabras C2. En el episodio titulado "You Be Illin," la tensión en el Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital se intensifica debido a una serie de desafíos inesperados que enfrentan los personajes principales. Además de la lista de vocabulario, aquí puedes practicar la lectura y participar en ejercicios de conversación utilizando nuestra tecnología de IA para mejorar tus habilidades lingüísticas.

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387 palabras
A2
11
B1
153
B2
169
C1
45
C2
9
1 in 5,000 B1 +
a number of things B1 +
abscess C1 +
absence B1 +
access to B1 +
acute frontal sinusitis C1 +
advancing the leads C1 +
all goes well B1 +
almost done A2 +
ambu C1 +
amortize C1 +
appoint you director B2 +
as soon as possible B1 +
available B1 +
avoided him for years B2 +
back away from B1 +
back off B1 +
bad timing B1 +
barely a fever B2 +
be a man B1 +
big deal B1 +
big pharma B2 +
biopsy B2 +
birth defect B2 +
blush B1 +
book an O.R. B2 +
boring our son B1 +
bout of B2 +
bring on B2 +
bringing in someone new B1 +
burns hot enough to last C1 +
buy in to B2 +
buy-in C1 +
call off B1 +
called in sick B1 +
can't go home A2 +
cancel dinner B1 +
cancel tomorrow's procedures B2 +
caught it B1 +
caught the flu bug B1 +
cerebral spinal fluid C1 +
champ B1 +
charge B1 +
charm and dazzle B2 +
checked out okay B2 +
circuits B2 +
classless B2 +
clean out B1 +
clicked B2 +
colostomy bag B2 +
come back up B2 +
come down with B2 +
complete waste of my time B1 +
composting B1 +
computer algorithm B2 +
conked out B2 +
conquers B2 +
considered a bone-marrow transplant C1 +
conviction B2 +
cool down B1 +
coughing up B2 +
could do it myself B1 +
count your blessings B2 +
cover for B1 +
cry myself to sleep B2 +
culprit B2 +
Dead man walking C1 +
deal with him B1 +
dealing with B1 +
dear lord in heaven B1 +
deferred B2 +
dehydrated B2 +
develop a sense B2 +
developed antibodies C1 +
did a good job B1 +
dilated cardiomyopathy C2 +
dizziness B1 +
do more harm than good B2 +
do their jobs B1 +
doing great B1 +
doing more harm than good B2 +
don't flatter yourself B2 +
done in by B2 +
donor's heart B2 +
dough B2 +
down with B1 +
dug my crap out of the trash C1 +
dummy B1 +
duty B1 +
easy fix B2 +
easy fixes B1 +
emblazoned on C1 +
en route B2 +
end up B1 +
end-stage heart failure C1 +
ethnic donors B2 +
even money B2 +
exchange program B1 +
expanding our practice B2 +
expose them to B2 +
exposures B2 +
face the fact B2 +
facedown on the ground B2 +
facetious C1 +
family medical history B2 +
fancy offices B1 +
fear-monger C1 +
fecal debris C1 +
feel my glands B2 +
feeling it B1 +
feels good A2 +
fetal position B2 +
feverish B1 +
figure it out B1 +
figure out B1 +
find the match B2 +
first word A2 +
firsthand B2 +
fix them B1 +
fixed interest rate B2 +
flash over substance C1 +
for god's sake B1 +
full recovery B1 +
full-blown B2 +
gain a comprehensive understanding C1 +
get ahold of B2 +
get it drained B2 +
get out B1 +
get out of your way B1 +
get peed on B2 +
get started B1 +
get that looked at B1 +
get your hopes up B2 +
gets it B1 +
getting to me B2 +
give it some thought B1 +
go ahead B1 +
go home A2 +
go over this again B1 +
goes without saying B2 +
going around B1 +
going down B2 +
going home sick B1 +
going over B1 +
good fit B1 +
got a better idea B1 +
graft failure C1 +
grass-fed B2 +
had a deal B1 +
had my share of B2 +
hang another unit B2 +
heard that speech so many times B1 +
highly susceptible to C1 +
hit a home run B2 +
hit it hard B2 +
hobo B2 +
hole in one B1 +
home sick B1 +
hot zone B2 +
I do me B2 +
I told you so B1 +
I'm in B1 +
ignore symptoms B2 +
imaginary illness B2 +
immunoglobulin C1 +
imperceptibly slow C1 +
implant a pacemaker C1 +
in charge of B1 +
in consideration for B2 +
invincible C1 +
isolation B2 +
It never gets old B2 +
keep an eye on B2 +
keep anything down B2 +
keep it going B1 +
keep up B1 +
know how to be sick B2 +
known fact B2 +
knows his stuff B2 +
labs look great B2 +
labs show B2 +
lay on B2 +
let you in B1 +
life-threatening B2 +
light-headed B2 +
lightweight B2 +
loan-repayment package C1 +
locally mined B2 +
look forward to B1 +
look in to B1 +
losing my touch B2 +
lost B1 +
lost her pulse B2 +
lunatic C1 +
made the right call B2 +
made this up B1 +
make the worst patients B2 +
making them sick B1 +
mal-aligned C1 +
meds stopped working B2 +
mightiest C1 +
misaligned C1 +
miss out on B1 +
missed it B1 +
momentous C1 +
move up B1 +
nasty break B2 +
nasty habit B2 +
necrotic tissue C2 +
needed an audience B2 +
nickname B1 +
no biggie B1 +
no longer working B1 +
not a big deal B1 +
not going anywhere B1 +
nowhere near B1 +
obsessed with B2 +
old hat B2 +
on an I.V. B2 +
on board B2 +
on board with B2 +
on call B2 +
on your own B1 +
onion rings A2 +
open our doors B2 +
out of sight, out of mind B2 +
out sick B1 +
out with the plague C1 +
outreach B2 +
over-torque C2 +
P.R. stunt C1 +
pacemaker B2 +
page B1 +
page you B1 +
pain in the ass B2 +
patience B1 +
pattern of heart disease C1 +
pay off B1 +
pay your bills B1 +
penetrated into B2 +
perks B2 +
physiological experiment C1 +
picking at B2 +
piles and piles of B1 +
pissed B2 +
play golf A2 +
poison B1 +
poop B1 +
post-op B2 +
postponing B1 +
potts puffy tumor C2 +
presence B1 +
prevent it from spreading B2 +
private-practice docs B2 +
proud of you B1 +
psychic B2 +
pull out B1 +
puppet B1 +
push through B2 +
pushing through B2 +
put it back together B1 +
put on some good, fluffy socks B1 +
put the entire unit on lockdown B2 +
put the key on the hook B1 +
radiant B2 +
rapidly growing B2 +
re-breaking C1 +
realign B2 +
recommended the enzyme instead B2 +
rejoinders C2 +
resect C2 +
rest up B1 +
restrain B2 +
resulting in B2 +
rictus sardonicus C2 +
ridiculous B1 +
ridiculously talented B2 +
right away B1 +
right here for you B1 +
rigid B2 +
run more tests B1 +
running out of B1 +
runs rampant C1 +
sending you up to the O.R. B2 +
separate from the flock B2 +
set back B2 +
set my own hours B2 +
sheen B2 +
short of breath B1 +
shove stuff aside B2 +
showed up B1 +
shut up B1 +
sick at all A2 +
sign-ups B1 +
sleep off B2 +
snap bones B2 +
so hard to find B1 +
sold B1 +
sort of B1 +
soup in the pantry B1 +
space things out B2 +
spasm B2 +
spasms B2 +
speaking of B1 +
specializes in B2 +
specialty B1 +
spread the word B2 +
spreading fast B1 +
stabilized B2 +
steer clear of B2 +
step in here B1 +
still got it B2 +
stomach flu B1 +
stomach's a little screwy B2 +
stop this kind of thing from happening B2 +
stressed out B1 +
stronger than you think B1 +
student loans B1 +
stuffy B1 +
succumb to C1 +
suckling mother nature's teat C2 +
suction out B2 +
suffered from B1 +
superpower B1 +
superpowers B2 +
supposed to B1 +
susceptible to B2 +
swap monkey C1 +
T-cell count C1 +
take a chance B1 +
take a while B1 +
take care of A2 +
take care of myself B1 +
take every great mind C1 +
take over B1 +
take this slow B2 +
take weekend calls B1 +
taken suddenly ill B2 +
taking a month off B1 +
taking it slowly B1 +
taking you up B2 +
talk of B2 +
tetanus shot B1 +
tetanus toxoid C1 +
the longer you wait, the worse you make it B2 +
think about A2 +
threw up B1 +
thriving B2 +
through B1 +
thrown up in your mouth B2 +
tops B2 +
tough it out B2 +
tough shot B2 +
transplant list B2 +
transplant went very well B2 +
trust myself B1 +
try our best B1 +
turbulent B2 +
turn into B1 +
ultrastructural analysis C2 +
unspoken rule B2 +
unwind B2 +
update B1 +
very good feeling B1 +
viral cause B2 +
waiting a long time B1 +
wakes up A2 +
walk through B2 +
walled-off C1 +
weenie B2 +
went back on your promise B2 +
went into complete heart block C1 +
went pretty well B1 +
went up to daycare B1 +
what are the odds B2 +
what's next B1 +
where are you at with B1 +
while you're at it B1 +
win-win-win B2 +
wind up B2 +
with cash to spare B2 +
work my crap out C1 +
work out B1 +
working a 24-hour shift B1 +
worth every minute B2 +
wuss B2 +
you do you B2 +

In the episode "You Be Illin," the tension in Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital escalates as the staff faces a series of unexpected challenges. The episode centers around several key characters, including Dr. Meredith Grey, Dr. Derek Shepherd, and Dr. Miranda Bailey, who all find themselves confronting personal and professional dilemmas. Meredith is struggling with the fallout from her complex relationships, while Derek is dealing with the repercussions of his recent decisions. Meanwhile, Bailey’s determination to save a patient leads her to confront her own limitations and insecurities. As the medical team navigates their demanding day, they are forced to balance their responsibilities with their emotional turmoil, setting the stage for a gripping exploration of their character development and interactions.

The storylines unfold with a mix of intensity and humor as the characters respond to the pressures of their work. Meredith faces a moral dilemma when she has to choose between her patient’s needs and her own feelings, creating a conflict that tests her judgment. Derek’s storyline adds to the tension, as he must grapple with the consequences of his choices, which puts him at odds with other staff members. Meanwhile, Bailey's determination to prove herself leads to a critical moment that highlights her growth as a surgeon and a leader. The episode is filled with key moments that reveal the characters' vulnerabilities, ultimately showcasing how their personal struggles intersect with their professional duties, making for a compelling and relatable narrative that resonates with viewers.

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