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The Office S7E10

China

Cette page est dédiée à l'apprentissage de l'anglais à travers "The Office Saison 7 Épisode 10 Liste de Vocabulaire Anglais", qui contient un total de 183 mots adaptés au niveau dominant B2. Dans cet épisode intitulé "China", Michael Scott se retrouve dans des situations humoristiques qui enrichissent le vocabulaire de la langue. Vous pouvez explorer une liste de vocabulaire utile, lire des passages pour améliorer votre compréhension, et même pratiquer votre prononciation avec notre outil d'IA. Que vous soyez au niveau A2, B1 ou même C2, cette ressource vous aidera à renforcer vos compétences linguistiques tout en vous amusant avec des extraits de la série.

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183 mots
A2
8
B1
68
B2
81
C1
25
C2
1
a for effort B2 +
a pill to swallow C1 +
accept terms B2 +
agrarian C1 +
allow me B1 +
antacid B2 +
apology letter B1 +
art school B1 +
bankrupt B2 +
beat the crap out of C1 +
bend the truth B2 +
bested C1 +
bike path B1 +
billions upon billions B2 +
bleed their victims dry C1 +
bomb 'em B2 +
boobs B1 +
boogeyman C1 +
bounce back B2 +
brain power B2 +
breaking the law B1 +
bring up B1 +
built on B2 +
burry B1 +
by green, I mean money B2 +
can't believe B1 +
can't wait B1 +
case closed B1 +
change of scenery B2 +
change your standard B2 +
cheat sheet B1 +
Check out B1 +
coddled C1 +
comin' over B1 +
comparative expansion C1 +
compassion B2 +
correct grammar B1 +
cut backs B2 +
cutting the tampons in two B2 +
dance on your grave C1 +
dig long enough and hard enough B2 +
do my business B2 +
doesn't exist A2 +
don't worry about it A2 +
drop the bomb B2 +
exaggerated B2 +
expanding B1 +
fail B1 +
fall apart B2 +
falling behind B2 +
feast off of C1 +
fed on B2 +
feel for B2 +
figure B1 +
figured B1 +
forgetting something A2 +
funny guy B1 +
genie B1 +
get out A2 +
get the hell out of here B2 +
getting a taste B1 +
grand canyon B1 +
green initiative B2 +
half a ply C1 +
Handle it B1 +
here is to B1 +
high five B1 +
hooked up B2 +
humiliate B2 +
in that order B1 +
indicator B2 +
information sector B2 +
insert himself C1 +
irrelevant B2 +
it's on B2 +
keeps me honest B2 +
landlord B1 +
leave it B1 +
leverage C1 +
lied about B1 +
life insurance policy B2 +
life line B2 +
loaning B1 +
log it away C1 +
look up B1 +
make something up B2 +
make you feel so small B2 +
making assumptions B2 +
manufacturing B2 +
mean it B1 +
mild recession B2 +
motion censors B2 +
motivated B2 +
motivated by compassion B2 +
move aside B1 +
move in B1 +
move out B1 +
naval carrier B2 +
no way A2 +
not worth it B1 +
nuclear arsenal C1 +
number one B1 +
office administrator B2 +
on it B1 +
on me B1 +
on the move B2 +
on the plus side B2 +
once a week A2 +
one bad text away from gettin' blocked C1 +
one-sheet C1 +
or else B1 +
owing B1 +
owning a building B1 +
parlay C1 +
pay the check B1 +
pededexterity C2 +
penniless B2 +
pirate code B2 +
point B1 +
por favor A2 +
powerless to B2 +
projection B2 +
pull over B1 +
pulled off B2 +
put our best minds on it B2 +
put you on hold B2 +
raise your cups B1 +
re-ply C1 +
reasonable B1 +
roach billboard B2 +
save on electricity B1 +
scare them away B1 +
schedule an appointment B1 +
screwing over C1 +
see you later A2 +
set you up B2 +
show mercy B2 +
sink B1 +
sitting there like an idiot B2 +
sleeping dragon C1 +
smack down C1 +
smug B2 +
smugly C1 +
so much for B2 +
spared B2 +
square footage B2 +
standard B1 +
start your morning right B1 +
starve B1 +
starving them B1 +
steer the conversation B2 +
stereotype B2 +
stop texting B1 +
stripping B2 +
suck it B2 +
super power B2 +
surrounded the enemy B2 +
take it down B1 +
take it out on B2 +
take out B1 +
Takin' care of business B2 +
tampering with B2 +
tenant B1 +
timer B1 +
to be safe B1 +
to beat B2 +
trip you up B2 +
turn to the drink B2 +
underestimated B2 +
undo B2 +
unreasonable B2 +
unspool C1 +
urbanizing B2 +
war between B1 +
waste of space B2 +
Waste of time B1 +
water down B2 +
what's the occasion B1 +
whims C1 +
wish list B1 +
world famous B1 +
worthy of B2 +
you betcha B1 +

In Season 7, Episode 10 of "The Office," titled "China," the focus is on two main storylines that intertwine in humorous ways. The episode begins with Michael Scott, the regional manager, feeling threatened by the idea that his employees might want to work in China. This concern leads him to think of creative ways to prove his value and keep his team motivated. Meanwhile, Jim Halpert and Pam Beesly are preparing for their new life as parents while dealing with the challenges of their work at Dunder Mifflin. As they navigate their roles in the office, the dynamics between the characters create an interesting mix of comedy and tension. As the episode progresses, Michael's over-the-top efforts to impress his staff result in a series of funny misunderstandings and awkward situations. His attempts to show that he is the best boss lead to unexpected reactions from the team, making them question his leadership style. At the same time, Jim and Pam are balancing their work responsibilities with their personal lives, which adds another layer of conflict. Key moments in the episode highlight the contrast between Michael's antics and the more serious challenges that Jim and Pam face as new parents. Ultimately, the episode showcases the importance of teamwork and communication, all while delivering the signature humor that fans love about "The Office."

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