Suits S2E3 Vocabulario en Inglés

Suits S2E3

Meet the New Boss

En esta página dedicada al aprendizaje del inglés, encontrarás la "Suits Temporada 2 Episodio 3 Lista de Vocabulario en Inglés", que contiene un total de 383 palabras. Este recurso está diseñado para estudiantes de un nivel CEFR B2, con un desglose que incluye 189 palabras de nivel B2, lo que representa el 49% del vocabulario. En el episodio titulado "Meet the New Boss", la dinámica en Pearson Hardman cambia drásticamente con la llegada de un nuevo personaje, Daniel Hardman. Aquí puedes practicar tu lectura con pasajes relevantes y mejorar tus habilidades de conversación mediante ejercicios de práctica de habla con inteligencia artificial.

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383 palabras

127

189

0% chance B1

a bit of a hero B2

accusing me of B2

acrobat B1

admire B1

aggressively so C1

aided by B2

air your dirty laundry in public C1

all I've got B1

all the same to me B1

all-nighter B2

anonymity C1

another story B1

answer to B2

apologize for B1

appreciated B1

are you crazy B1

armed with B2

as a matter of fact B2

as far as I'm concerned B1

assessment B2

assign you this case B2

associate B2

back channel C1

backed us into a corner B2

beating them away with a stick C1

been around the block B2

bluffing B2

bought that B2

breaking a sweat B2

bring into B1

bring this home B2

bring up to speed B2

bringing her in B2

broke down B1

broke it off B2

brought up the topic B2

brutally honest B2

budge B2

bullshit C1

bullshit smells like B2

burn through B2

buy me dinner first B1

came out B1

care about B1

catch up on B1

caught in the middle B2

cave B2

caved B2

cease to exist B2

change bedpans B2

child custody dispute B2

close the deal B2

closer B2

come and get them B1

come to my attention B2

comes to mind B1

coming off B2

complete idiot B1

concentrate B1

concur with C1

confronted B2

constructing a new office B2

consulted with B2

corporate card B2

courageous B2

cry about it B1

cut it B2

cut me to the quick C2

cut my legs out C1

Damn straight C1

deal with B1

deceived B2

delays a strike B2

delighted to be back B2

deserve that B1

determined to make it on my own B2

digging into B2

discretion C1

do better B1

do the same for me B1

dodged a bullet C1

doesn't take a genius B2

don't be ridiculous B1

don't buy it B2

don't give a rat's ass C2

drag on B2

dud B2

dye his hair B1

embezzling C1

emotionally unavailable B2

every little thing B1

every once in a while B1

express concern B2

extend an olive branch C1

fan club B1

fell for B2

figure out B1

fill out B1

filthy habit B2

final number B1

find out B1

first rodeo B2

first time A2

flame thrower B2

flinch B2

foodie B1

forwards, backwards, and sideways C1

found out B1

fully funded strike fund C1

funded B2

funded by donors B2

fungible C1

furnishing it with B2

get access to B1

get at B2

get down to business B2

get going B1

get out of the doghouse C1

get schooled B2

get this straight B2

get to know A2

getting old sucks B2

gift to the law C1

give a little lesson B1

give it the finger C1

give me any grief B2

gives in B2

go after B1

go against B2

go ahead B1

go out of business B1

go to shit C1

God forbid B2

goddamn B2

goes down B1

good news A2

got it covered B1

got it right here B1

gravest B2

ground rule B2

hanging over our heads B2

happy hour B1

hardest-working B2

hatched in a pod C1

have a date B1

have the locks changed B2

head of this firm B2

headed right at us B2

headlines only B2

hear what they want to hear B2

helping you out B1

hid it B1

hijacks the courtroom C1

histrionics C2

hit the roof B2

hold on B1

hold strong B2

hurting B1

I believe it B1

I'm your man B2

impressed B1

in a bit of a pickle C1

in action B1

in peace B1

in the first place B1

incredibly smart B2

individually B2

injunction C1

judge away B2

jump in B1

keeping something from B2

kept straight B2

kidded myself B2

killed it B2

kindred spirit B2

labor decision C1

late night B1

leave this table B1

legit B2

let alone B2

let me be the judge of that B2

let me finish B1

let me handle this B1

level with me B2

lied to B1

likes to be scolded B2

loaded B2

locked me in B1

lonely B1

look at me like that B1

look different B1

look them in the eye B2

looked into B2

looked it up B1

looks awful B1

loud and clear B2

loves a bargain B2

maintain your recruiting privileges C1

maintaining your integrity C1

make myself accessible B2

make that point B1

make the trip B1

make yourself at home B1

making a lot of money B1

making way too much money B2

mean to be rude B2

meet the new boss B1

might as well B1

mind if I come in B1

missed her A2

missing the point B1

mistake that change for weakness B2

moving me up on the docket C1

moving on B1

my name's on the door C1

nailed it B2

negotiation B2

never mind A2

never shuts up about B2

next order of business B2

nobody wins B1

not so fast B1

nothing I can't handle B2

notices the little things B2

number two capacity C1

nursing home B1

off the table B2

offer them B1

on a personal level B2

on behalf of B2

on my own B1

on my own time B1

on strike B1

on the same page B2

on the table B2

on-campus recruiting privileges C1

onboard with B2

one thing leads to another B2

one way or another B1

only going to say this once B1

outright C1

panicked B2

passionate B2

paying for your sins B2

pays me a compliment B2

photographic memory B2

pick up the phone A2

picked up right where he left off B2

pink slip B2

pisses you off B2

playing each other B2

pop-ups B1

post a picture B1

practicing law B2

prayers have been answered B2

prepping B2

pretty much B1

preventive purposes B2

privileges B2

pro bono B2

props B2

proud of B1

push any harder B1

put a clock on C1

put an end to B2

put him in his place B2

put you in the home B2

Rabbi B1

raise money B1

read between the lines B2

ready to take B1

reaming me out C1

recite B2

reject your proposal B2

relevant B1

reschedule B1

rescind C1

right man for the job B2

right move B1

right on the spot B2

rise to the occasion B2

roll with B2

rule on B2

ruled against B2

safer bet B2

same as the old boss B2

say what you will C1

scared the crap out of me C1

screw that B2

screw you B2

seasoned advisor C1

second to last B2

see myself in B2

sent a car for you B2

share that with B1

shedding a tear B2

shit rainbows C2

shows how much they value me B2

shows up B1

shut us down B2

shuttle service B1

sign a time card B2

since you've been back B1

single ladies B1

sit down A2

social life B1

something wrong A2

sound good B1

sounds like a plan B1

speaks very highly of B2

speech to the associates B2

spend it on B1

start a fight B1

start fresh B2

start from scratch B2

starting stuff B2

staying late B1

stick it to B2

stick me in B2

stick your nose in B2

strike B2

strike fund B2

strike that B2

strong-arm C1

stuck in my head B2

support his mistress C1

sure as hell C1

swear to God B2

swing by B1

swooning C1

T.R.O. C1

take great pride in B2

take it back B2

take their natural course B2

takers B2

taking off B1

taking shit from the likes of you C1

tea set B1

temporary restraining order C1

tenacious C1

thank your face with my fist C1

thinking like a rookie B2

thorough job B2

threw it away B1

thrilled to have you home B2

throw myself into B2

told you A2

took the only bullet they had out of the chamber C1

tough thing B1

tragically B2

treat me with respect B1

troops B2

truth be told B2

turns out B1

two for the price of one B2

type that last part B1

under my tutelage C1

underlings C1

understaffed B2

unheard of B2

until the end of the day B1

up to the task B2

used to happen B1

very difficult to trust B2

wanted to see me A2

way out B1

we're done B1

welcoming me back B1

went with B1

What is wrong with you? B1

what the hell B2

what's up A2

who wants in B2

win-win B2

with love B1

work together on this B1

working on B1

wouldn't hear the end of it C1

write back into my will C1

write down B1

yielded B2

You're the man B2

In "Meet the New Boss," the third episode of Season 2 of "Suits," the dynamics at Pearson Hardman shift dramatically with the introduction of a new character, Daniel Hardman. This episode focuses on the tensions that arise when Hardman, a former managing partner, returns to the firm after a prolonged absence. Harvey Specter, who has always been a strong advocate for the firm’s direction, finds himself at odds with Hardman, whose leadership style is both authoritative and controversial. Meanwhile, Mike Ross, Harvey's associate, grapples with the pressures of his role and the ethical dilemmas that come with working at a prestigious law firm. The episode sets the stage for conflicts that will test loyalties and challenge the established order within the firm.

As the episode unfolds, the interactions between Harvey and Daniel reveal deep-seated rivalries and differing philosophies about law and business. Harvey’s confidence is challenged as he navigates the unpredictable waters of Hardman's return, leading to intense confrontations that highlight their contrasting approaches to legal practice. Mike, on the other hand, faces his own challenges as he tries to prove his worth in a high-stakes environment while remaining loyal to Harvey. Throughout the episode, the tension escalates, culminating in critical decisions that will affect the future of the firm and its employees. The episode effectively blends personal and professional conflicts, showcasing the complexities of ambition, loyalty, and the quest for power in the legal world.