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Parks and Recreation Saison 2 Épisodes 15 Liste de Vocabulaire Anglais

Parks and Recreation S2E15

Sweetums

Cette page est dédiée à l'apprentissage de l'anglais à travers le vocabulaire de l'épisode "Sweetums" de la saison 2 de "Parks and Recreation". Ici, vous trouverez une liste de vocabulaire anglais comprenant 169 mots, dont 74 mots au niveau B2, ce qui en fait une ressource idéale pour les apprenants de niveau intermédiaire avancé. En explorant cette liste, vous pourrez également pratiquer la lecture et bénéficier d'exercices de conversation assistés par IA pour améliorer vos compétences linguistiques. L'épisode aborde la décision controversée de la ville de Pawnee d'accepter un don d'une entreprise de bonbons, ce qui rend la découverte du vocabulaire encore plus engageante et pertinente.

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169 mots
A2
4
B1
68
B2
74
C1
22
C2
1
accessories B1 +
all-natural B2 +
any way you slice it C1 +
apology accepted B1 +
bachelor pad B2 +
back to the grindstone C1 +
back to work B1 +
balloon up B2 +
beefy B2 +
being a jerk B1 +
belt buckle B1 +
big-boned B1 +
blanking on B2 +
bread and butter B2 +
break dancing B1 +
business proposal B1 +
butt out B2 +
call 'em like I see 'em C1 +
candy fingernails B2 +
check my email B1 +
check them out B1 +
check under your seats B1 +
checking out B1 +
chillaxin' C1 +
chunk monsters C1 +
cleaned out B1 +
cocky B2 +
come to life B2 +
comes in handy B2 +
concession stands B1 +
consume B2 +
converted into B2 +
corn syrup B1 +
corporate sponsorship B2 +
couldn't make it B1 +
cover our ass C1 +
crash B2 +
cruises around B2 +
debuting B2 +
delicate suspension C1 +
digging around B2 +
docile C1 +
douchy C1 +
drop in a token B1 +
encouraged B2 +
end of an era B2 +
energy bar B1 +
eulogy C1 +
fatten up B2 +
folded up B1 +
free american B2 +
furniture pads B2 +
gas leak B1 +
gay couple B1 +
get it fixed B1 +
get off my car B1 +
get our grub on C1 +
get some almonds in you B2 +
get some canadian bacon on it B1 +
going down B1 +
good stuff B1 +
got off the phone B1 +
grossly unhealthy B2 +
grouchy B2 +
hacky sack B2 +
hate it here B1 +
haunt B2 +
head out B1 +
heart attack B1 +
high-fructose corn syrup B2 +
hold a public forum B2 +
holding up B2 +
Holy cow B2 +
homerun B2 +
horse's ass C1 +
husky B1 +
I can't believe this B1 +
if you can't beat 'em B2 +
in favor of B1 +
in moderation B2 +
in the hole C1 +
incredibly touching B2 +
informed the public B2 +
introduce to you B1 +
just kidding B1 +
lame B1 +
late fee B1 +
leading B2 +
let the chart be the judge C1 +
let the people be the judge B2 +
liable B2 +
like a son to me B2 +
loaded with B2 +
make fun of B1 +
make love B2 +
medallion B2 +
misleading B2 +
move into B1 +
moving out B1 +
none of my business B1 +
nonstop loop B2 +
nutriyums C1 +
obese B2 +
obsolete B2 +
odds and ends B2 +
off the charts B2 +
on purpose B1 +
operated by tokens B2 +
pack away B1 +
pack up B1 +
per serving B1 +
physical labor B2 +
pickup truck A2 +
place an order B1 +
plenty of room B1 +
plus-sized B1 +
pocket squares B2 +
pop it in B2 +
preternaturally high tolerance C2 +
privatized B2 +
put a coat on A2 +
putting in their bodies B1 +
quick question B1 +
raise your hands A2 +
relevant B2 +
rest assured B2 +
rollerblade B1 +
sap C1 +
says it all B2 +
scallions B1 +
see you around B1 +
sell these B1 +
sequins B1 +
shut up B1 +
sidebar C1 +
sign off on B2 +
simple B1 +
son of a bitch C1 +
soup-stained C1 +
starving B1 +
stay out of other people's business B2 +
stepped on B1 +
stick them under my shirt B2 +
stick your nose into B2 +
strapped B2 +
stuff your children with sugary crap C1 +
sugar rush B2 +
swan song C1 +
sweet treat B1 +
take a look B1 +
take my word for it B2 +
take over B1 +
tearing it up B2 +
terrible for you B1 +
throw out B1 +
too slow A2 +
toss these in the dumpster B2 +
turf and turf B2 +
ulterior motive B2 +
unfair phrasing B2 +
unload B1 +
up my game B2 +
waiting for the right time B2 +
walk out B1 +
was an accident B1 +
what's crackin' C1 +
white leather suit B2 +
you bet ya B1 +
you got to be kidding me B2 +

In the episode "Sweetums" from the second season of "Parks and Recreation," the story revolves around the town of Pawnee's controversial decision to accept a large donation from a local candy company called Sweetums. The donation is meant to fund a new park project, but it quickly sparks a heated debate among the town's residents and the Parks Department. Leslie Knope, the enthusiastic deputy director of the Parks and Recreation Department, is excited about the potential improvements for the community. However, her colleague Ron Swanson, a staunch libertarian who values independence and minimal government intervention, is skeptical about the motives behind Sweetums' generosity. Meanwhile, other staff members like Tom Haverford and Ann Perkins find themselves caught between supporting their friend and questioning the ethics of accepting money from a candy company that has a reputation for promoting unhealthy products.

As the episode unfolds, tensions rise when Leslie learns that Sweetums has a history of creating unhealthy snacks and influencing the town's dietary habits. She faces a moral dilemma: should she reject the donation to uphold her principles, or accept it for the greater good of the community? Ron's opposition to the donation leads to humorous confrontations with Leslie, showcasing their contrasting values. In parallel, Tom and Ann navigate their own relationship dynamics, with Tom trying to impress Ann while also grappling with his feelings about the donation. The climax occurs during a town hall meeting, where residents voice their opinions about the Sweetums donation, ultimately leading to a surprising twist that challenges Leslie's perspective on what it means to serve the community. This episode cleverly blends humor with social commentary, highlighting the complexities of community values and corporate influence.

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