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The Big Bang Theory Temporada 1 Episodios 1 Lista de Vocabulario en Inglés

The Big Bang Theory S1E1

Pilot

En esta página, puedes explorar una completa "The Big Bang Theory Temporada 1 Episodio 1 Lista de Vocabulario en Inglés" que contiene un total de 173 palabras, predominantemente en el nivel CEFR B1. A lo largo del episodio piloto, que presenta a los brillantes físicos Leonard Hofstadter y Sheldon Cooper, podrás mejorar tu comprensión del inglés mediante una lista de vocabulario detallada, un pasaje de lectura que contextualiza la trama y la práctica de conversación con inteligencia artificial. Este recurso es ideal para quienes deseen fortalecer su dominio del inglés mientras se sumergen en el divertido mundo de la serie.

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173 palabras
A2
10
B1
78
B2
56
C1
22
C2
7
accomplish B2 +
aforementioned C1 +
aftermath B2 +
angle B1 +
anticipating coitus C2 +
ask you a favor B1 +
available for coitus C2 +
avoid a scene B2 +
based on B1 +
beauty of it B2 +
biological impossibility B2 +
boarding school B1 +
break up with B1 +
breakup B1 +
broke his clavicle B2 +
carnal relationship C1 +
carry B1 +
carve B2 +
chain of causality C1 +
chat B1 +
cheating B1 +
close enough to B1 +
coitus interruptus C2 +
combined IQ B2 +
come out B1 +
come over A2 +
comforting effect B2 +
commit fraud B2 +
cross breeze B2 +
crossword puzzle B1 +
currently B1 +
defect to C1 +
deny access to B2 +
die alone B2 +
difference A2 +
dinner is on me B1 +
directed through B2 +
disappointed B1 +
discouraging B2 +
distal cause C1 +
do the talking B1 +
done with B1 +
doodling around the edges C1 +
drag through B2 +
Enchanté B1 +
engage in hypotheticals C1 +
establish a relationship B2 +
ex-boyfriend B1 +
faces B1 +
familiar with B1 +
fell in love with B1 +
figure out B1 +
fingerprints B2 +
first guess B1 +
gastronomically redundant C2 +
get custody of B2 +
get hooked on B2 +
get lost B1 +
give up B1 +
give up at the first hitch C1 +
go on B1 +
go on a quest B2 +
go through B1 +
good neighbor B1 +
gross B1 +
hang on B1 +
hang out B1 +
have a lady over B1 +
have coffee B1 +
have company over B1 +
have sex with B1 +
here we go B1 +
heterosexual B2 +
high-resolution B1 +
hindered B2 +
hit on B2 +
holy smokes B1 +
house ale B2 +
in contradistinction to C2 +
in the context of B2 +
interesting development B2 +
invent B1 +
invite over B1 +
inviting me over B1 +
jerk B1 +
juice box A2 +
just met A2 +
kick back B2 +
kind of a nerd B1 +
lactose intolerant B2 +
live across the hall B1 +
lying B1 +
mac daddy C2 +
made my point B2 +
make feel welcome B1 +
make it worse B1 +
make yourself at home B1 +
mass cultural delusion C1 +
mend a broken heart B2 +
mind if I start B1 +
naked B1 +
natural laxative B2 +
negative social implication C1 +
not to mention B2 +
occasional steak B1 +
off by as little as B2 +
off-line B1 +
on top of everything else B2 +
orbiting B1 +
out of my league B2 +
pantsing C1 +
paradox B2 +
parallax distortion C1 +
participate B1 +
participate in B1 +
pathetic B2 +
perspiration B2 +
pick up A2 +
pin one's hopes on C1 +
plane of existence C1 +
process corn B2 +
proximal cause C1 +
put some clothes on B1 +
radiator B1 +
relative to B2 +
reneged on a proffer of sperm C2 +
resent B2 +
retrieve B2 +
rip one's eyes out C1 +
Save it for B1 +
say no A2 +
say yes A2 +
screenplay B2 +
scribbled on the wall B1 +
self-explanatory B2 +
semi-rational C1 +
sends his regards B2 +
serious stuff B1 +
shower doesn't work B1 +
significant improvement B2 +
sit next to A2 +
sit somewhere else A2 +
skin condition B1 +
skip the reference to B2 +
somehow affects B1 +
spell out B2 +
spoof of B2 +
sticks B1 +
sweet B1 +
switch from B1 +
take off B1 +
take your time B1 +
that's about it B1 +
that's probably enough about us B1 +
the muscle B2 +
think with your penis C1 +
to what end C1 +
transvestite C1 +
trick B1 +
trip B1 +
trusted B1 +
undergoing stress B2 +
universe B1 +
valid hypothesis C1 +
veritable C1 +
water sign B1 +
weird B1 +
welcome to the building B1 +
widen our circle B2 +
wind up with B2 +
winds up B2 +
work with A2 +
yearn for B2 +

The pilot episode of "The Big Bang Theory" introduces us to two brilliant physicists, Leonard Hofstadter and Sheldon Cooper, who live together in a small apartment in Pasadena, California. Their lives take a turn when a beautiful woman named Penny moves in across the hall. Leonard is immediately attracted to her, and he sees this as an opportunity to change his social life. Sheldon, on the other hand, is more focused on his scientific work and struggles to understand social situations. The contrast between their personalities sets the stage for many humorous moments in the series.

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