Suits S3E1 Vocabulario en Inglés

Suits S3E1

The Arrangement

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383 palabras

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a long time ago A2

acting out B2

actionable C1

afraid of being exposed B2

afraid of the dark A2

all at once B1

all well and good B2

appearance of a conflict C1

appreciate it B1

are you kidding me B1

arrangement B1

ask you a favor B1

assure B2

at odds B2

at the end of the day B2

authorizing B2

back me B2

bamboozled C1

banned B1

based on a foundation B2

behind someone's back B2

big deal B1

bite B1

blackmailed B2

blew me away B2

blood brothers B2

bluffed B2

bluffing B2

born for it B2

bottom drawer B1

bought a ticket B1

bought off C1

break down his walls C1

breaking the law B1

bribed B2

bring it up B1

bring this file back B1

broke the law B1

budge B2

bullshit B2

bullshit assignment B2

Bury evidence C1

bury the hatchet C1

bust wide open C1

buy me a drink B1

by the way A2

came for the hot dogs B1

campaign contributor B2

can't take it anymore B1

care about A2

catch a rat C1

caved B2

chain of command B2

code two B2

come all the way to Brooklyn B2

come at B2

come crying to me B2

come through B2

coming through in the clutch C1

complicated B1

conspiracy theory B2

cook me breakfast A2

Cookie Monster B1

corrupt prick C1

cost him his license B2

covered up B2

cross-referenced C1

cubicle B1

cut me a deal B2

dealing with B1

deliver a contract B2

deserve B1

deserve to be here B1

determined B1

dictaphone B2

did this to yourself B1

did what you had to do B1

digesting B2

digital signature B2

digs a little deeper B2

distract me B1

district attorney B2

do you mind if B1

Do you want to talk about it? B1

doctored C1

don't give a shit C1

drawn-out B2

dropped on me B2

earn B1

earn your name on the door C1

Easy, Marcia Clark. B1

endeavored to discover C1

essential personnel only B2

exposed B2

exposed me to B2

extend your noncompete C1

facing a prison sentence B2

fair and square B2

familiarize yourself with B2

favor B1

feeds me a bullshit sandwich C2

figure out B1

figure that out B1

figured B1

file your motion C1

final offer B2

finalizing the terms C1

find out B1

find yourself B2

finished A2

fired B1

fires us B1

first-class B1

fix it B1

fix myself B1

for all I know B2

forgave B1

forgive B1

forgive me B1

forgives me B1

fortress B2

fought to B2

found out B1

found out about B1

fraud B2

freshly minted C1

Full of shit. C1

funny way of showing it B2

gave me your word B2

gave you a new office B1

gave you shit C1

get away with it B2

get back together B1

get caught B1

get fired B1

get him back B1

get in on that B2

get it B1

get it back B1

get me on the phone B1

get rid of B1

get the hell out of here B2

gets you in the room B2

giant leap B2

give it to me straight B2

give us a minute B1

giving you my word B2

go ahead B1

go on B1

go right now B1

go screw yourself C1

go up B1

goddamn B2

goes out of business B1

going after B1

going up against B2

goings-on B2

gonna take a while B1

got fired B1

got myself into B2

got through security B2

got your back B2

got your message A2

grab that B1

Guilty as charged B2

guilty of B1

had your back B2

hand it to you B2

handed it in B1

hard drive B1

hardly made it difficult B2

has access to B1

has nothing to do with B1

has teeth C1

have no idea how much I needed to hear that B2

having a difficult time B1

head on a platter C1

Heck of a B2

hired me B1

hold on B1

hold over B2

hold sacred C1

honesty is the best policy B2

horse trade C1

How could you do this? B1

how dare I B2

humble B2

impressed B1

in peace B1

in the first place B1

in the middle of B1

in the middle of the night B1

in the same boat B2

in the wilderness B2

just in case B1

keep at this B2

keep wishing B1

kept me up B1

kiss her trip to Dollywood good-bye B2

knock him down a peg C1

know who its daddy is C1

lead on B2

lead to B1

learn your goddamn place C1

leave in the middle of a game B1

leave me alone A2

let go B1

let in B1

let you in on a little secret B2

letter of resignation B2

leverage B2

listen to A2

little by little B1

lock up B2

looked into B1

looking for A2

looks me in the eye B2

lose B1

lose that B1

loud and clear B2

loyalty B2

mad B1

made it to the top B2

made room for each other B2

make my next move B2

make up B1

make up with B1

match B1

mean much to begin with B2

mean something to me B1

meant it B1

meet me downstairs B1

merge B2

messy A2

move past B2

nail you B2

need a scalp C1

nightmare B1

no matter what it took B2

no need B1

no way A2

noncompete C1

not getting anywhere near B2

not gonna forget this B1

not interested in great B1

not this time B1

Nothing to forgive. B1

off the top of my head B2

off-line B1

officially hired B1

once and for all B2

one more thing B1

one more time A2

one of my many gifts B2

out for the greater good C1

out of your mind B2

partner B1

percentage structure B2

petrified C1

picked at random B1

pinned me down B2

pissed B2

pity B1

plate's a little full B2

playing for you in the fourth B2

prefer it that way B1

prepared for B1

prompted B2

put him on the list B1

put me on B2

put us over the top C1

puts our stock in the toilet C2

puzzler C1

quartermaster C1

quit B1

quitting B1

ran me off the road B2

random associate B2

recall B2

recusing himself C1

relax B1

remind him of that B1

renegotiate C1

replaceable B2

replay B1

responsible for making this merger happen B2

returned from the dead B2

ring B1

rip me to shreds C1

rotator cuff exercises C1

run away B1

run from a fight B2

run into B1

running for office B2

sanitary B2

saved your ass C1

saved your job B2

saves me the trouble B2

sell out B2

selling me out B2

sentenced me to B2

separate our relationship B1

set it up B1

set me up B2

settled with a fine B2

shaping up B2

shield yourself B2

shortcut B1

signed it B1

simplify it B2

singling out B2

skirting C1

slipup B2

sneaking into B1

solid with B2

son of a bitch C1

sound just like B1

special prosecutor B2

speck of loyalty C1

stab in the back B2

stab in the heart C1

stabbing someone in the back C1

staring at that offer B1

staring me right in the face B2

stay with me B1

stipulates C1

stopped me dead in my tracks C1

stuck with B2

such a dick C1

suck at B2

sugarcoat B2

sure as hell B2

sweet B1

syncs up B2

take away B1

take down B2

take it back B1

take on B2

tear up B2

The heart wants what the heart wants B2

there's no room for both of us B2

third quarter's about to end B2

threatened B1

threw me some line C1

time machine B1

took me a while B1

took me one look B1

top-of-the-line B2

tough one B1

traded that car B1

trained for this B1

travel in style B2

trial basis B2

trick me into B2

triple B1

true friend B1

turn around B1

two-way street B2

undo B1

undoable workload B2

uni-balls B2

Until one of us blinks. B2

unwinnable case B2

up all night B1

up to B1

used to be B1

value most B1

value you for B2

values over everything else B2

vendetta C1

wait a second B1

wants nothing to do with B2

wants nothing to do with you B2

way out B1

what are you kidding B2

What the hell's going on? B2

what's going on A2

whatever it takes B2

Where should I say you're going? B1

whistle-blower C1

worth a damn C1

write you a check B1

You gotta be kidding me B2

In the first episode of Season 3, titled "The Arrangement," tensions escalate as Harvey Specter and Mike Ross navigate the complex dynamics of their professional and personal lives. The episode opens with Mike struggling to adjust to his new role at the firm after the merger, while Harvey is focused on maintaining his reputation amidst the changing landscape. Meanwhile, Jessica Pearson, the managing partner, is caught in the middle as she tries to balance the interests of the firm with her own ambitions. As the episode unfolds, we see the characters grappling with the reality of their choices, particularly as Mike faces pressure to prove himself in a competitive environment. The stakes are high as both Harvey and Mike must confront the implications of their past decisions on their future at the firm.

The storylines develop as conflicts arise, particularly around trust and loyalty. Mike’s attempts to establish himself are met with skepticism from some colleagues, causing him to feel isolated. Harvey, on the other hand, is compelled to protect Mike while also dealing with external threats to his authority. This leads to critical moments where both characters must make tough choices that test their friendship and professional integrity. Jessica’s leadership is also put to the test as she navigates the fallout from the merger, emphasizing the importance of strategic alliances. The episode culminates in a series of pivotal confrontations that set the stage for the season, showcasing the characters' determination to succeed against the odds, while also hinting at the personal sacrifices they must make along the way.