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Toe to Toe

Cette page est dédiée à l'apprentissage de l'anglais à travers la série "Suits", en se concentrant sur le vocabulaire du cinquième épisode de la saison 5, intitulé "Toe to Toe". Vous y trouverez une liste de vocabulaire anglais comprenant 409 mots, avec un niveau dominant de CEFR B2, ce qui vous permettra d'améliorer votre compréhension et votre expression. Dans cet épisode, la tension au sein du cabinet d'avocats monte alors qu'Harvey Specter affronte Louis Litt dans un duel intense. En plus de la liste de vocabulaire, vous pouvez également accéder à des passages de lecture et à une pratique de conversation avec notre IA pour renforcer vos compétences linguistiques.

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409 mots
A2
15
B1
110
B2
209
C1
68
C2
7
a hell of a lot better B2 +
a matter of time B2 +
a piece B2 +
a piece of shit B2 +
absolutely certain B1 +
absolutely convinced B2 +
acting like the bad guy B2 +
all in favor B1 +
all of a sudden B1 +
allegation B2 +
ambushed B2 +
argue that at trial B2 +
assault on my power C1 +
attack our flank C1 +
back down B2 +
backbone B2 +
backfired B2 +
banging C1 +
batted her eyes B2 +
been over this B2 +
behind our backs B2 +
believe a word B1 +
believe in A2 +
binding B2 +
birth certificate B1 +
blackmail C1 +
blindsided C1 +
blow her away B2 +
blow this woman out of the water C1 +
blows the whole thing up B2 +
bought those up B2 +
bring in B1 +
bring it up for a vote B2 +
bringing up B1 +
broke protocol B2 +
brought something to my attention B2 +
Bullshit C1 +
bullshit speech C1 +
by accident B1 +
bylaws C1 +
called for a vote B2 +
calling me a liar B1 +
calm down B1 +
came to work for me B1 +
care about A2 +
carry his water C1 +
cashed every paycheck B1 +
catch up on B2 +
celebratory B2 +
changed man B2 +
changed man speech B2 +
cheap B1 +
cheat on B1 +
check the air B2 +
chime in B2 +
climbs down chimneys B2 +
close B2 +
come clean B2 +
come forward B2 +
come over B1 +
come to terms with B2 +
come to think of it B2 +
come to you directly B1 +
coming off B1 +
compensation agreement B2 +
compensation formula C1 +
compensation issue B2 +
contingent fee C1 +
conveniently left that out C1 +
convince B1 +
convinced B1 +
copy machine A2 +
could have come from anywhere B2 +
couldn't stomach B2 +
cowering C1 +
criminal offense B2 +
cross whatever line B2 +
crossed the line B2 +
crossing the line B2 +
crush me B2 +
cut him loose B2 +
cut out B2 +
cut the shit C1 +
damn right B2 +
dazzle the shit out of C2 +
dear old dad B2 +
deep down inside B2 +
defied a direct order B2 +
deflecting B2 +
defy B2 +
despicable C1 +
destroyed B2 +
dialing 911 A2 +
dip your virgin toe C1 +
discharging her debt C1 +
do whatever you have to do B1 +
doesn't add up B2 +
doesn't take a genius B2 +
doing what's best for everyone B2 +
don't have a leg to stand on C1 +
don't want to talk about A2 +
donating B1 +
draft B2 +
drop the ball B2 +
drop this whole thing B2 +
eating at me C1 +
ended with B1 +
enough is enough B2 +
eviscerate C2 +
expert witness B2 +
explicitly states B2 +
extending an olive branch C1 +
face the music B2 +
factually correct B2 +
fake id B1 +
falsely accusing B2 +
figure out B1 +
file a tro C1 +
filed criminal charges B2 +
filing that tro C1 +
filling in B2 +
finds out B1 +
fire your ass B2 +
fire your lawyer B1 +
fired B1 +
fits right in B2 +
fixing my coffee B1 +
for all I care B2 +
for starters B1 +
for your information B1 +
gave their blessing B2 +
get away with it B1 +
get hit back B2 +
get it back B1 +
get it translated from bullshit to english C1 +
get it verified B2 +
get me everything you can B2 +
get me fired B1 +
get on board B2 +
get out of here B1 +
get the difference B1 +
get the hell out B2 +
get this done B1 +
getting your sorry ass C1 +
give a shit C1 +
glorious creature B2 +
go behind our backs B2 +
go behind someone's back B2 +
go mudding C1 +
go to prison B1 +
go up against B2 +
go-ahead B2 +
goddamn B2 +
going for a long, slow mud C2 +
going mudding C1 +
gone up against B2 +
good at what you do B1 +
got a call from B1 +
got burned B2 +
got everything to do with B2 +
got tired of B1 +
got to me B2 +
gotten back to me B1 +
granting tros C1 +
granting wishes B2 +
gravy train C1 +
grinder B2 +
had it not been for C1 +
handle B1 +
has nothing to do with B1 +
has to do with B1 +
have a boot to his throat C1 +
have a pretty good idea B1 +
having someone's back B2 +
head of the compensation committee B2 +
heads-up B1 +
heart attack B1 +
help out B1 +
here we go B1 +
hide in here B1 +
high-powered B2 +
hitting the canvas C1 +
in light of B2 +
in the first place B2 +
in the middle of A2 +
in violation of B2 +
in your pocket B2 +
income statements B2 +
innocent B1 +
interviewing replacements B2 +
issue at hand B2 +
issues B1 +
judgmental B2 +
just as certain B1 +
just like old times B2 +
keep you from B2 +
killing it B2 +
Kings full of 6s C2 +
lash out B2 +
launched an all-out war C1 +
lead the charge B2 +
leave me alone A2 +
leave out B1 +
leave the station B1 +
left him two messages B1 +
legal capacity C1 +
let it out B1 +
lie to me A2 +
live to fight another day C1 +
looked into B1 +
looking all over B1 +
looking at me like that B1 +
lost Jessica's trust B2 +
lousy lay C2 +
low t C1 +
lying piece of shit C1 +
made a difference B1 +
made a name for yourself B2 +
made up with B1 +
made your point B2 +
make an offer B1 +
make it worth Jack's while C1 +
make things right B2 +
make up B1 +
make up for B2 +
masterful C1 +
meet him A2 +
might as well B1 +
miss B1 +
moot C1 +
mudding B1 +
name partner C1 +
never gonna happen B1 +
next order of business B2 +
no way on earth B2 +
none of your business B1 +
not that guy anymore B2 +
not the guy I used to be B2 +
nothing but a distraction B2 +
on board with B2 +
on his side B1 +
on purpose B1 +
on to you B2 +
on top of that B1 +
once and for all B2 +
opened up B2 +
opened up to B2 +
out of money B1 +
out of your mind B2 +
outstanding debts B2 +
overdosed B2 +
overturn B2 +
overturn the compensation vote C1 +
pack up your shit B2 +
padlocked my client's livelihood C1 +
padlocking B2 +
panic attack B2 +
pay the piper C1 +
payment in full B2 +
pending B2 +
pick a fight B2 +
piece of shit C1 +
pitted against B2 +
play out B2 +
play poker with B1 +
plenty of B1 +
point a cannon in his face C1 +
point out B1 +
popped into your subconscious C1 +
present that offer B2 +
press on B2 +
pretend B1 +
propose a change B2 +
protecting minors B2 +
prove it B1 +
proxy B2 +
pull it back B2 +
push around B2 +
put a lien on C1 +
put a stop payment B2 +
put him on the map B2 +
put the screws to C1 +
put this in motion B2 +
put to a vote B2 +
rain on your parade C1 +
rainmaker C1 +
reconsider B2 +
regret it for the rest of his life B2 +
rehab B2 +
remotely resembling C1 +
remove himself from B2 +
revisit B2 +
rip apart B2 +
ripe for the taking C1 +
ripping off B2 +
ruin a man's life B1 +
ruin my client's life B2 +
ruining B1 +
ruining a person's life B1 +
running into B1 +
sacred B2 +
sat across from B1 +
save it for trial B2 +
saving your money A2 +
say otherwise B2 +
scam B2 +
second chances B2 +
sell this to the partners B2 +
send her to prison B1 +
setting us up B2 +
settle B2 +
settlement B2 +
settlement offer B2 +
settling B2 +
settling with B2 +
sexual harassment B2 +
sexual harassment complaint B2 +
shady way B2 +
shake-up B2 +
shit out of luck C1 +
shit the bed C1 +
side by side B1 +
sign him B1 +
sit your ass down B2 +
sleep with B2 +
slowing down B1 +
sneak this by B2 +
sob story B2 +
son of a bitch C1 +
speak of the devil B2 +
stake B2 +
stands to make a fortune C1 +
start my own company B1 +
state of mind B2 +
stay down B1 +
still on the table B2 +
stole the idea B1 +
stolen ip B2 +
stopped by B1 +
substance abuse B2 +
sue me B2 +
sued for getting burned B2 +
sure as hell B2 +
swap out B2 +
swear B1 +
sympathy mud C1 +
take a look at A2 +
take it B1 +
take it from there B2 +
take money out of their own pockets C1 +
take someone's side B1 +
take the deal B1 +
taking the deal B2 +
talk me out of it B2 +
talk shit B2 +
tell B2 +
tell that to the judge B2 +
tell the truth A2 +
telling the truth B1 +
tells C1 +
test went B1 +
that's not creepy at all B2 +
the best of both B2 +
there to stay B2 +
third-tier C1 +
time for you to decide B1 +
to nobody in particular B2 +
token of my appreciation B2 +
trollop C2 +
trusted you A2 +
trying to look older B1 +
turn out to be right B2 +
turned out the lights out B1 +
turning on me B2 +
turning the other cheek B2 +
turns out B1 +
twisting B2 +
twisting those facts B2 +
underhanded C1 +
undo B2 +
undo this thing B2 +
unenforceable C1 +
unresolved issue B2 +
unresolved issues B2 +
venture B2 +
voting for it B1 +
walk away B1 +
walk out the door with B2 +
waste time A2 +
Watch it B1 +
watch our flank C1 +
waving a white flag B2 +
wearing out your carpet C1 +
what are we waiting for B1 +
what does it matter B1 +
what the hell B2 +
what the hell good are you B2 +
whole point B1 +
wipe them all clean B2 +
with me on this B1 +
with me or not B1 +
without lifting a finger B2 +
witness tampering C1 +
witty rejoinder C1 +
woke up A2 +
woke up in russia C2 +
worth a fortune B2 +
yelling match B2 +
you'll be sorry B1 +

In the fifth episode of Season 5, titled "Toe to Toe," the tension at the law firm becomes increasingly palpable as Harvey Specter faces off against his formidable opponent, Louis Litt, in a high-stakes battle over a legal case involving a major client. Meanwhile, Mike Ross grapples with the implications of his secret about not having a law degree, as he navigates the complex dynamics of his relationships with both Harvey and Rachel Zane. As the episode unfolds, viewers witness the personal and professional stakes rise, particularly for Mike, who must confront the reality of his deception while attempting to maintain his position at the firm. The episode is a perfect blend of legal drama and character development, showcasing the struggles that come with ambition and loyalty within the high-pressure environment of corporate law.

As the narrative progresses, conflicts intensify, particularly between Harvey and Louis, who both strive to prove their worth and secure their place as the top attorney. Louis's determination to outshine Harvey leads him to take bold risks, creating a ripple effect throughout the firm. Meanwhile, Mike's internal conflict deepens as he faces mounting pressure from Rachel, who is beginning to sense that something is amiss with his story. Key moments in the episode highlight the moral dilemmas each character faces, forcing them to make choices that will impact their relationships and careers. The episode culminates in a gripping climax where personal motivations clash with professional ethics, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats as they anticipate the consequences of each character's actions.

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