Suits S6E1 अंग्रेजी शब्द

Suits S6E1

To Trouble

इस पृष्ठ पर आप "Suits सीज़न 6 एपिसोड 1 अंग्रेजी शब्द सूची" के माध्यम से अंग्रेजी सीखने के लिए एक अद्वितीय अवसर प्राप्त कर सकते हैं। इस सूची में कुल 366 शब्द शामिल हैं, जिनमें से 19 शब्द A2, 121 शब्द B1, 167 शब्द B2, 47 शब्द C1 और 12 शब्द C2 स्तर के हैं। "To Trouble" शीर्षक के तहत, इस एपिसोड में हार्वे स्पेक्टर को महत्वपूर्ण बदलावों के बाद अपनी फर्म की चुनौतियों का सामना करना पड़ता है। आप इस पृष्ठ पर शब्दावली सूची के साथ-साथ पढ़ाई के लिए सामग्री और AI स्पीकिंग प्रैक्टिस का उपयोग कर सकते हैं, जिससे आपकी अंग्रेजी का स्तर B2 तक पहुंचाने में मदद मिलेगी।

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366 शब्द

121

167

a better version of him B2

about to find out B1

acting like B1

after all B1

are you kidding B1

as good as he could look B2

as long as I can remember B1

at any given moment B2

authorized B2

back on your feet B2

backs down B2

be loyal to B1

be of some use B2

been through B1

Being away from B1

being hacked B2

being sued B2

bifurcating C2

brew my own coffee B1

brought Mike in B2

brought the hacking to your attention B2

bucket of bullshit C1

bullhorn B2

buy-ins C1

calibrated the typeface C1

called the prison B1

calm down B1

came back here B1

came down B2

came from nothing B2

can't stand B1

can't stop thinking about B1

carrying your asses C1

caught you B1

chain her to me B2

class action B2

closing argument B2

clothes don't make the man B2

code for B2

come down here B1

come through B2

committing to B2

con men B2

consider her partner B2

could take a while B1

crouch your tiger, hide your dragon C2

cut a deal B2

delete whatever you want B1

deliver notice B2

disciplinary action B2

disgusting B1

do this together A2

doesn't know her ass from her elbow C2

doesn't sound like fun A2

doing the dirty C1

don't ask questions you don't want answers to B2

don't want to hear it B1

don't you dare B1

don't you get it B1

drags out B2

dropped him off B1

ducking his call C1

dumb as a box of rocks C1

electronically serve C1

enlighten me C1

every ounce of blood, sweat, and tears C1

every single one B1

face disciplinary action B2

fail in any of these areas B2

fake lawyer B1

fat camp B2

fate of the firm B2

federal penitentiary system B2

fiancée B1

figure it out B1

figure out B1

figure something out B1

find out soon enough B1

finish law school B1

fiscal responsibility C1

fix myself a goddamn drink B2

flip side B2

for God's sake B2

for one B2

found innocent B2

free for the next two years B1

from time to time B1

full of shit C1

functioning law firm B2

fund ourselves B2

game plan B2

gave her the day off B1

general wake-up B1

get back at B2

get caught B1

get dressed A2

get Harvey on the goddamn phone B2

get in there B1

get Litt the hell up C2

get me out of here B1

get on a list B1

get on record B2

get one thing straight B2

get out B1

get out of B1

get out of this jackpot C1

get rid of B1

get settled in B2

get some shut-eye B2

get that through your head B2

get the memo B2

get through this B1

get to it B2

get you ready B1

get your coat A2

getting along with B1

getting the picture B2

getting with the program B2

ghost town B2

give me any information B1

give up B1

given Donna back B1

giving you shit C1

go over B1

go rot in hell C1

go the hell home B1

go through the approval process B2

go to bed A2

go to prison B1

go to sleep A2

goddamn C1

gonna A2

gonna be okay A2

gonna be okay with me B1

good guy A2

got news for you B2

got out B1

got served with the lawsuit B2

got the balls to ask C1

got the run of the place B2

got your little girlfriend's number B1

gutted C1

hacked us B2

had a stroke B2

handle it B1

harder on some than it is on others B2

has nothing to do with B1

have it in me B2

have no business B2

have trouble B1

having a discussion B1

having panic attacks B2

heavens no B2

hidden away B2

hideous B2

hit me A2

hold my mud C2

hold off B2

Holy shit B2

horrified B2

how hard could it be B2

huffing and puffing B2

I don't give a damn B2

immediate family B1

in a more efficient manner B2

in exchange for B1

in first place B1

in for B2

in for trouble B2

in plain English B2

in the first place B2

in the middle of B1

in trouble B1

inappropriate relationship B2

inmate count B2

inside trades C1

interrupt B1

isn't for everyone B1

it just so happens B2

jam a cattle prod up my ass C2

jam my fist in your face C2

jerked off C1

Jesus Christ B2

keep it together B2

keep us from going to prison B2

keep your cell in a clean and sanitary condition B2

keeping afloat B2

kicking in dick C2

landed us in this mess B2

last-ditch effort C1

left the woman I love at the altar B2

left with nothing B2

legal notice B2

less invasive B2

let her know A2

let him go B1

Let me finish B1

let you go B1

live with myself B2

lone ranger B2

long gone B2

look around you A2

looking over my shoulder B2

lose everything B1

lose me forever B2

made me do this B1

made peace B2

manipulate B2

manipulative B2

might I point out B2

misfires B2

miss him A2

narcissistic tendencies C1

net worth B2

never look back B2

never really gone B2

no matter what B1

no way A2

not doing so bad B2

not just talking about B1

not the night to call B1

notices of breach of contract C1

off the hook B2

offered the idiot a job B1

on my side B1

on record B2

on time A2

one hell of a B2

out of your goddamn mind C1

over the phone B1

owe B1

owes you a lot B1

paper trail B2

part of the family A2

pastimes B2

patience B1

pick up the phone B1

piece of hardware B2

play by the same rules B2

play Pin the Blame on the Harvey C2

pled guilty B2

poach C1

pony up C1

premature muddification C1

prevent from B1

prison blue B2

processed B1

psychological evaluation B2

pull it back up B2

pull that off B2

pull your back out B2

put away B2

put everything I have into B2

put him on speaker B2

put us in the ground C1

put your kids through college B2

quote a movie B1

recorded you saying B1

regret asking B2

requisite information C1

resign from service B2

resorting to violence B2

revolve around B2

rich uncles B1

ripping each other apart C1

rot in hell C2

rough night B1

ruined your life B1

running from B1

sent notice B2

serve you with this B2

service you B2

settle B2

settle the class-action lawsuits C1

settling in B2

sever the noncompetes C1

sharing this little condo B1

shines my shoes B1

shit the bed C2

should have known B1

shut the hack down B2

sidekick B2

silt B2

slipped up B2

smoke a peace pipe C1

smug son of a bitch C2

sniveling around C1

so much as B2

sober up B2

somewhere along the way B2

sons of bitches B2

sorry ass C1

Speaking of family B1

spilled out of B2

stand still B1

starting fresh B1

steal it from B1

stress-free B2

strip naked B2

sue their asses C1

sue us for B2

sullied C1

supposed to be B1

sure as hell B2

Sure thing B1

surrendered himself B2

susceptible to B2

switch B1

take a shit B2

take it easy B1

take the bullet B2

take your place B2

talk business B1

team effort B1

ten cents on the dollar C1

texted back B1

That's enough! B1

the end of us B2

the man I thought you were B2

the only way B1

the thing about B1

the truth would've broken you C1

thick enough B1

This is all on you B2

throw a giraffe off of Noah's Ark C1

tidy little sum C1

tipped them off B2

tired of B1

tongue lashing B2

took gold B2

troubleshooting B2

Trust each other B1

trust me A2

turn on B2

turn you in B2

twiddling my thumbs C1

underneath that expensive suit B2

unfeeling C1

upset about B1

used to be A2

visitation B2

voice mail B1

vulnerable B2

wake up three weeks from now A2

walk out on us B2

walked the hell out B2

walking out on B2

waltzed in C1

war chest C1

watch your back B2

Watch yourself B2

went to prison B1

What are you saying? B1

What do you say B1

what exactly do you want me to do about it B1

what I wouldn't give to C1

What the hell B1

what's on your mind B1

what's the harm B2

where the hell B2

win this war B1

wish B1

worth his salt C1

You got to be kidding me B1

you might as well B1

You're telling me B1

In the thrilling season premiere of "Suits," titled "To Trouble," the stakes are high as the firm grapples with the aftermath of significant changes. Harvey Specter, now the managing partner, faces the challenge of adjusting to his new role while trying to maintain the firm's reputation. Meanwhile, Mike Ross, having just been released from prison, is eager to reestablish his career as a lawyer. However, he must navigate the complexities of his past mistakes and the implications they have on his future. As these two central characters confront their personal and professional dilemmas, the tension between ambition and ethics becomes palpable, setting the stage for an intense season ahead.

The episode unfolds with Harvey attempting to lead the firm through turbulent waters, dealing with both internal and external pressures. Mike's return stirs mixed reactions, particularly from Louis Litt, who is still grappling with feelings of betrayal and insecurity. The dynamics between the characters shift, showcasing the complexities of friendship and loyalty within a competitive environment. Key moments include high-stakes negotiations, unexpected confrontations, and the haunting presence of past mistakes that threaten to resurface. As the episode progresses, the tension escalates, revealing the characters' vulnerabilities and the lengths they will go to protect their careers and relationships. This season opener successfully sets the tone for the challenges that lie ahead, leaving viewers eager for more developments in the intricate web of personal and professional conflicts.