Suits S3E16 अंग्रेजी शब्द

Suits S3E16

No Way Out

इस पृष्ठ पर, आप "Suits सीज़न 3 एपिसोड 16 अंग्रेजी शब्द सूची" का उपयोग करके अपनी अंग्रेजी भाषा कौशल को सुधार सकते हैं। इस सूची में कुल 337 शब्द हैं, जिसमें A2 से लेकर C2 स्तर तक के शब्द शामिल हैं, और इसका प्रमुख CEFR स्तर B2 है। इस एपिसोड "No Way Out" में, हार्वे स्पेक्टर और उनके पूर्व मेंटर डेनियल हार्डमैन के बीच का संघर्ष बढ़ता है। आप यहां शब्दावली सूची के साथ-साथ पढ़ने के अंश और AI बोलने का अभ्यास भी कर सकते हैं, जो आपकी अंग्रेजी में आत्मविश्वास बढ़ाने में मदद करेगा।

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337 शब्द

124

133

a real pain in the ass C1

ability to practice law B2

accepting me for who I am B2

all of a sudden B2

allegations B2

arrested B1

as if none of this has ever happened C1

as long as B1

as long as it takes B1

asked out of B2

at the moment B1

ate him alive C1

batted an eye C1

be on your way B1

being cooperative B1

being thorough B2

bend the shit out of it C2

best shot B2

blaming you B1

blow out of the water C1

break every bone in your body C1

bribe B2

bring him in B2

bring in for questioning B2

bring it right home to C1

broke any laws B1

brought him in B2

brought in B1

brought me in for questioning B2

brought your guy in B2

bullshit B2

bullshit allegations C1

bullshit answer C1

bullshit charges C1

burden her with B2

buy-in C1

calm down B1

came at me B2

came through B2

came up with nothing B2

can't concentrate B1

can't find A2

cavalry has arrived C1

celebrate B1

changed A2

changes his mind B1

channel your inner C1

charge you with something B2

charging B2

charming B1

check my blood pressure B1

chummy C1

come after B1

come back to him with a sledgehammer C1

come clean B2

comes down B2

coming after B2

coming for you B2

commit a felony B2

compile B2

conspiracy to defraud C1

conspired C1

conspiring C1

contaminated B2

cornered B2

coronary disease C1

cost him everything B2

Could have been worse B1

cover it up B2

cover up B2

cover your tracks B2

cross one line after another B2

crossed the line B2

cushy C1

cut a deal B2

defense strategy B2

defraud C1

demand to see B2

deserve B1

deserved B1

dire news B2

disbarred C1

do better B1

do everything in my power B2

do me a favor B1

doesn't matter A2

doesn't work A2

dog with a bone C1

don't be a fool B1

don't be an asshole B2

don't even try it B1

don't give a shit B2

done playing your games B2

drink to B1

drop the suit B2

eating you up B2

evasive answer B2

Everything's gonna be okay A2

exposure C1

facing some major prison time B2

fell out of B2

file a lawsuit B2

fired B1

fired me out of the blue B2

first off B1

for the rest of my life B1

forced it out of me B2

fraud B2

freaking out B1

friendly conversation B1

gave me his word B2

get away with B2

get back at B2

get back to B1

get caught B1

get down there B1

get into cars with strangers B1

get out B1

get out in front of C1

get out of here B1

get some air B1

get the hell out of here B2

get to him B2

get to know B1

give my opinion B1

give them A2

giving you up B1

glad you're home A2

go ahead B1

go away A2

go legit B2

go off B1

go out A2

go talk to B1

go through B1

go to hell B2

go-ahead B1

God damn it B2

going on offense B2

gonna A2

good news A2

got called in for questioning B2

got in a fight B1

got in the room B1

got into a fight B1

got your information wrong B1

guilty verdict B2

hack into B2

had no right B1

had nothing to do with B1

hand in B2

handed us to the bar C1

handling B1

haul in B2

have faith B1

have no basis B2

have no choice but to B1

have no idea B1

have some fun A2

have something to do with B1

haven't seen him since B1

heart attack B1

heated conversation B2

hold his hand B2

hold it against B2

hold that over my head C1

holy shit B2

How's it going? A2

I'm in B1

idiotic B2

in custody B2

in deep shit C1

in over your head B2

in the first place B1

in the middle of something B1

in the mood B1

in trouble A2

initiated B2

instituted this lawsuit C1

investigated B1

jeopardized B2

just business B1

just happens to be B2

kind of B1

lay it out B2

lean and relatively fit B2

leaving immediately B1

let her know B1

let me get this straight B2

let you out of B2

let's just hope B1

letting him go B1

leverage B2

look into B1

look out the window A2

look over your shoulder B2

look what the cat dragged in C1

looked him in the eye B2

looking in the mirror B1

losing it B2

loved ones B1

make sure A2

malicious prosecution C1

matter at hand B2

me time B2

member of the bar C1

merit B2

missed his meeting B1

moves forward to trial B2

negligent C1

no-show B1

noncompete C1

not fair A2

not so fast B1

not to mention B2

nowhere to be found B2

offer on the table B2

on his high horse C1

on his radar B2

on my radar B2

on the same page B2

on the trail B2

on your own B1

onto B2

open with B1

out of the house B1

out of the loop B2

out of time B1

outright B2

overdue library books B1

owe me a favor B1

paying off B2

perjury C1

pick up B1

point the finger at B2

point the finger at you B2

poking around B2

processed B2

promise A2

proof B1

protege C1

pull out B1

putting the people I care about in jeopardy B2

questioning B1

quote B1

rain down B2

read up on B2

reasonable explanation B1

rehash C1

represent B2

roll on C1

roll over on C1

run smack into C1

saw what happened B1

screwed up B2

scum of the earth C1

senior partner B2

set this whole thing up B2

settled a lawsuit B2

settlement B2

seventh circle of hell C1

shady shit B2

shit my pants C2

shut him the hell up B2

sign a deal B2

something's wrong B1

son of a bitch C1

speak one's mind B2

star players B1

star witness B2

stick to your story B2

stop at nothing B2

stop lying B1

stuck it to us C1

suborned perjury C2

suborning perjury C2

succeed B1

sworn declaration C1

tainted by C1

take a good look B1

take care of B1

take care of that B1

take it away B1

take on B2

take what you get B2

take you out to dinner B1

taken downtown C1

taking care of B1

taking the job B1

technically B2

tell a story A2

the one thing B1

the other way around B2

thought of going B1

threatened B1

threw me under the bus C1

to top it all off B2

took care of everything B1

took my rage out on C1

trump up C1

trying A2

turn my back on B2

turn on B1

turn up B2

turned into B1

turned it down B1

turning him into the bar C1

turning into B1

two minutes left in the game B1

under arrest B1

unsubstantiated C1

up to me B1

up to you B1

vindictive C1

voluntarily B2

walk away B1

walk in there B1

walk out of here B1

walk out the door B1

way out B1

way out of line B2

well rehearsed B2

what the hell's going on B2

What's on your mind B2

whichever feels least comfortable B2

white-collar prison C1

whoa, wait a second B1

whole thing B1

wire fraud C1

wish there was something we could do B1

withheld B2

work as a lawyer B1

work for B1

working alone B1

working out B1

you know what B1

you'd better B1

In "No Way Out," the sixteenth episode of Season 3 of "Suits," tensions reach a boiling point as the battle between Harvey Specter and his former mentor, Daniel Hardman, intensifies. The episode revolves around the firm’s struggle against Hardman’s underhanded tactics as he attempts to reclaim control of Pearson Specter. Meanwhile, Mike Ross faces his own challenges as he navigates the complicated dynamics of both his personal and professional life, especially as he continues to keep his secret about not having a law degree. The firm is on the brink of collapse, and every decision could have significant repercussions for its future, forcing the characters to confront their loyalties and the costs of ambition.

The storyline unfolds with escalating conflicts and high-stakes negotiations that test the characters’ resolve. Harvey is determined to outsmart Hardman, leading to a series of strategic maneuvers that showcase his legal prowess and deep understanding of his opponent. Simultaneously, Mike grapples with his growing relationship with Rachel, which becomes even more complicated as they face the reality of their respective roles within the firm. Key moments include intense confrontations, unexpected alliances, and a shocking twist that challenges the characters' beliefs about justice and loyalty. As the episode progresses, viewers are drawn into a web of deception and moral dilemmas, culminating in a gripping climax that leaves the fate of the firm hanging in the balance.