Grey's Anatomy Musim 8 Episode 10 Daftar Kosakata Bahasa Inggris

Grey's Anatomy S8E10

Suddenly

Halaman ini adalah sumber belajar bahasa Inggris yang berfokus pada Grey's Anatomy Musim 8 Episode 10 Daftar Kosakata Bahasa Inggris. Di sini, Anda dapat menemukan daftar kosakata berjumlah 301 kata yang didominasi oleh level CEFR B1, serta rincian untuk level A2, B2, C1, dan C2. Dalam episode berjudul "Suddenly," ketegangan meningkat di Seattle Grace setelah tragedi kecelakaan pesawat yang membuat banyak pasien dalam kondisi kritis. Selain itu, Anda juga dapat membaca teks mengenai episode tersebut dan berlatih berbicara menggunakan AI untuk meningkatkan kemampuan bahasa Inggris Anda.

301 kata
A2
18
B1
122
B2
119
C1
32
C2
10
abdominal pain B1 +
adhesive dressing B2 +
all I could think about B1 +
All right A2 +
any minute B1 +
are you up for this B2 +
argue with B1 +
back off B2 +
be honest with me B1 +
been through a lot B2 +
being such a jerk B2 +
blinker B1 +
boot her out B2 +
broke up B1 +
brought your husband into the O.R. B2 +
bucket list B2 +
burning up B1 +
calm down B1 +
camping trip B1 +
cardiac autotransplantation C2 +
cardiothoracic surgeon C1 +
catch me up B1 +
caught on the valve B2 +
Charge again B2 +
charge paddles C2 +
Charge the paddles B2 +
check your pulse B2 +
checked out B1 +
close B1 +
close by B1 +
coding C1 +
come on A2 +
cooled her down B1 +
cooling blanket B2 +
cooling blankets B2 +
could be a while B1 +
count out loud B1 +
counting on you B2 +
covered 24/7 B1 +
crap B1 +
damn it B2 +
dantrolene C2 +
decompress C1 +
deep breath B1 +
depends B1 +
Did I seem nervous B1 +
did not survive B2 +
did this to them B2 +
dies on the table B2 +
do the honors B2 +
don't leave me A2 +
don't look back B1 +
don't worry A2 +
double-checking B1 +
double-layer technique C2 +
draining B2 +
dying on you B2 +
eat a bite B1 +
elevated B2 +
eroded C1 +
ex vivo C1 +
exhausted B2 +
extraordinary measures C1 +
extraordinary work B2 +
facial fractures B2 +
feel like crap B2 +
fibrosis C1 +
fill them in B2 +
filling with fluid B2 +
finds out B1 +
flail mitral valve C2 +
focus on B1 +
Follow me out B1 +
for a second A2 +
for nothing B1 +
foreign body B2 +
forgive B1 +
free fluid C1 +
free ride B2 +
free your legs B2 +
full of herself B2 +
fun part B1 +
get in there B1 +
get it B1 +
get off B1 +
get out B1 +
get outta B1 +
get outta there B1 +
getting the job done B1 +
give me the chart B1 +
give up B1 +
go back in B1 +
go home A2 +
go into B1 +
goes into V-fib C1 +
going off B2 +
got hit B1 +
got the bleeding under control B2 +
gotta B1 +
gown me B2 +
grabbed whatever B1 +
gray matter B2 +
half a brain B2 +
half dead B2 +
hand me B1 +
handle it B1 +
handle this B1 +
hang on a second B1 +
hard to tell B1 +
hates me almost as much as I hate myself C1 +
have a right to B1 +
have no choice B1 +
having fun A2 +
head of the family B2 +
help is here A2 +
help me A2 +
hold for now B2 +
horrible B1 +
I am all done B1 +
I can trust you B1 +
I need to talk to you A2 +
I've got it from here B2 +
implying B2 +
in over her head B2 +
in pieces B2 +
In that case B1 +
inform the family B2 +
intubate C1 +
intubated C2 +
It was a pleasure B1 +
jump up and down B1 +
just breathe A2 +
just the two of us B1 +
keep counting B1 +
keep trying B1 +
keeper B2 +
keeps coding C1 +
kick in B2 +
kind of hard B1 +
land on the side of C1 +
lash out B2 +
let him go in peace B2 +
Let's go A2 +
lidocaine C1 +
lie to B1 +
life support B2 +
little presents B2 +
liver lac C1 +
log some more trauma hours B2 +
look like hell B2 +
lose a patient B1 +
lost one of your clinical trial patients B2 +
mad at B1 +
made me stand there B2 +
make sure B1 +
making fun of me B1 +
massive internal bleeding B2 +
mean for this to happen B2 +
mess up B1 +
more than okay B1 +
need stitches B1 +
nice catch B2 +
Nice work B1 +
no matter what B1 +
no pulse B2 +
no time for fixators C1 +
not that simple B1 +
on ice B2 +
on it B1 +
on me B1 +
on such short notice B2 +
one of the best B1 +
open him up B2 +
open your eyes B1 +
operating on B2 +
order a C.T. B2 +
organs are starting to fail B2 +
out of nowhere B2 +
out of surgery B2 +
over and over again B1 +
overtired B2 +
owe me an explanation B1 +
pagers kept going off B1 +
peel paint off walls C1 +
pelvis is dust C1 +
penetrated B2 +
pillow talk C1 +
point fingers B2 +
post-op instructions B2 +
prepare for B1 +
prepare for reimplantation C2 +
pressure dressing B2 +
pull up B1 +
pulled out B1 +
pulse is low B1 +
push 1 of epi C2 +
push another of epi C1 +
pushing B2 +
put your head down B1 +
read a book A2 +
repack this liver C1 +
requested B1 +
residual shock C1 +
revive B2 +
rigid B2 +
rude B1 +
ruin all the good work B2 +
run circles around C1 +
run you down B2 +
rupturing her heart B2 +
rush through B2 +
salvageable C1 +
saving a life B1 +
say it B1 +
screw this one up B2 +
scrub in B2 +
settle in B2 +
sewing back together B2 +
shard of glass B2 +
should've been B1 +
shoulda let me B2 +
showing up B1 +
sit down by me B1 +
sit this one out B2 +
sitting in a powder keg C1 +
sitting up there like a gargoyle C1 +
slamming B2 +
slow down B1 +
smell bad A2 +
speak to you privately B2 +
speared B2 +
spell it out B2 +
spiked B2 +
splash some water on her face B2 +
sponge stick B2 +
squeeze B1 +
stabilize this pelvis B2 +
start a fight B1 +
start compressions B2 +
start eating B1 +
start to fail B2 +
stay awake B1 +
stay still B1 +
stepped in blood B1 +
straight hours B1 +
stressful enough B1 +
sudden impact B2 +
suffered from B1 +
systolic above 68 C1 +
tachycardic C2 +
take a break B1 +
take a look B1 +
take care of B1 +
take her off bypass C1 +
take him off the machines B2 +
take it B1 +
taking the fall B2 +
tension on the walls C1 +
tension-free anastomosis C2 +
thank god that is over B1 +
That's the last suture B2 +
The whole surgery B2 +
the whole time B1 +
there's gotta be B1 +
through the roof B2 +
throw a ball at A2 +
throwing them through B1 +
time of death B2 +
tolerate B2 +
took her heart out of her body B2 +
took her off bypass C1 +
tossing them B2 +
trapped B1 +
trapped in B1 +
trapped under B2 +
turn off A2 +
turn the sound off B1 +
unacceptable B2 +
unconscious B2 +
updated me about B1 +
valve reconstruction C1 +
ventilator B2 +
visualization B2 +
vitals B2 +
wake up A2 +
warm up B1 +
watch her temp B1 +
watch tv all she wants A2 +
went on bypass C1 +
went smoothly B2 +
What is wrong with you? B1 +
what the hell B2 +
What's up? B1 +
when the time comes B1 +
why won't this hold B2 +
won't leave his side B2 +
working on B1 +
worth something B1 +
wouldn't bet on it B2 +
you bet B1 +
your call B2 +

In the episode titled "Suddenly," the tension mounts at Seattle Grace as the hospital grapples with the aftermath of a tragic plane crash that has left many patients in critical condition. The main characters, including Meredith Grey, Derek Shepherd, and Miranda Bailey, are pushed to their limits as they navigate the chaos brought on by the influx of injured survivors. As they work tirelessly to save lives, personal challenges also emerge, particularly for Meredith and Derek, who face the emotional toll of their demanding roles. Meanwhile, Bailey is confronted with her own dilemmas as she tries to manage her team and the overwhelming situation, showcasing her determination and leadership under pressure. The episode takes viewers on an emotional rollercoaster as each character's storyline unfolds. Meredith struggles with feelings of helplessness, grappling with her responsibilities both as a surgeon and a mother. Derek finds himself torn between his professional duties and his desire to support Meredith, leading to moments of tension and vulnerability. Bailey, on the other hand, faces a moral dilemma when a patient's condition worsens, forcing her to make a difficult decision that tests her judgment. As the episode progresses, the characters experience moments of triumph and despair, highlighting the complexities of their jobs and personal lives. Through intense surgical scenes and heartfelt interactions, "Suddenly" captivates the audience, leaving them eager to see how these challenges will shape the characters' futures in the episodes to come.