The Big Bang Theory S1E8 Vocabulario en Inglés

The Big Bang Theory S1E8

The Grasshopper Experiment

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167 palabras

academics B2

acquiring proficiency C1

air traffic controllers B2

alcoholic B1

approved the match B2

arranged marriages B2

as often as I can B1

at all times B1

back off B2

Beats the hell out of me C1

befriends B2

beheaded C1

beloved fictional character B2

calm down B1

cancel my membership B1

carefree B2

catchy tunes B1

children's story A2

come to life B2

comfortable with B1

Comic-Con B1

coming up B1

contact information B1

convinced B2

crap B1

cultural aspiration C1

cut off B2

dental student B1

didn't want to come A2

Do you remember A2

doing fine B1

drunk B1

embarrass B1

experiments B1

extremely high suicide rate B2

family matter B1

feelers out B2

for all intents and purposes C1

for the rest of his life B1

forget being that fat B1

forgive me B1

full extent B2

gather B1

get off my case B2

get something straight B2

get the hang of B2

getting at B2

give me a computer with a webcam B1

go through with it B2

going through some stuff B2

got sick A2

grandchildren B1

greater-than-average involvement C1

gum disease B2

has nothing to do with B2

Haven't you been listening B1

heart attack B1

hire Snow White B1

hitting on B2

hold on A2

hooked up B2

hunky-dunky C1

I can't believe B1

I could eat B1

in all fairness B2

in denial B2

in private B1

in pure numbers B2

intervention B2

isn't it great? B1

keep an eye on B1

keep it real B2

keep your eye on the ball C1

kick me in the samosas C1

kind of fun to say B1

lectured B2

left with B1

less obnoxious B2

let's see how long it takes him B1

lime wedge B1

limited earning potential C1

living embodiment C1

look a woman in the eye B2

look alike B1

look on the bright side B2

looks exactly like B1

lost so much weight B1

low sperm count C1

make a mean B2

make sure B1

make you get married B1

meddle B2

misleading B2

mocked by B2

monsoon season B1

most of the time A2

never know B1

nightmare B1

no kidding B1

no room for you in my wallet B2

noted B2

nuts B2

off the air B2

Old World B2

on your person C1

overdo it B2

peewee B2

pick up B2

point out B1

pointless B2

practically B2

prefer it if B1

premise B2

present B1

pushy B2

refill B1

related to B2

removable B2

resemblance B2

riding an elephant down the aisle B2

rightly and truly screwed C1

ruined everything B2

see someone again A2

see what happens B1

sensitive B1

served society quite well B2

set me up with B2

showdown B2

slutty C1

so, so fat A2

Sorry? A2

speaks to me culturally B2

special edition B1

specific gravities C1

spring wedding B1

stay drunk B1

take up B1

takes up B1

tall glass A2

tending the bar B2

testicles C1

texting about me B1

thank me B1

the Grasshopper talking B2

the norm B2

tighty-whities C1

tilt up B2

transcends ethnicity C1

trying A2

turn out B1

universality C1

untouchable B2

vestigial tail C1

virgin Cuba Libre C1

Virgin diet Cuba Libre B1

warm glow inside B2

web chatting B1

wedge it right in there B2

what's gotten into him B2

what's up B1

with all due respect B2

won't hear the end of it B2

Worked for my parents B1

woven into B2

wrath C1

Yay, me B1

You should try it A2

In "The Grasshopper Experiment," the story revolves around the group's relationships and the challenges they face. The episode begins with Leonard and Sheldon as they try to impress a woman named Leslie Winkle, who is a fellow scientist. Leonard is excited about the possibility of dating her, but Sheldon, who values his routines and preferences, is not as enthusiastic. Meanwhile, Howard is dealing with his own issues as he tries to understand why he cannot get a date and feels left out. The dynamics between the characters add to the humor and tension of the episode, as they navigate their personal and professional lives.