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Brooklyn Nine-Nine Stagione 2 Episodi 21 Lista di Vocabolario Inglese

Brooklyn Nine-Nine S2E21

Det Dave Majors

Questa pagina è dedicata all'apprendimento dell'inglese attraverso la serie Brooklyn Nine-Nine, con un focus specifico su Brooklyn Nine-Nine Stagione 2 Episodio 21 Lista di Vocabolario Inglese. Qui puoi trovare una lista di vocaboli contenente 191 parole, predominante nel livello CEFR B1, che ti aiuterà a migliorare il tuo vocabolario e la tua comprensione della lingua. Nell'episodio "Det Dave Majors", Jake Peralta affronta sentimenti complessi riguardo al suo ex partner, il detective Dave Majors, e questa trama è un ottimo spunto per esercitare la lettura e la conversazione in inglese. Approfitta anche della pratica di speaking con intelligenza artificiale per affinare le tue abilità linguistiche!

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191 parole
A1
1
A2
7
B1
84
B2
84
C1
14
C2
1
10-4 B1 +
a few years back B1 +
a little bit rough B2 +
a long way to go B1 +
abandoning B2 +
ask out B1 +
back off B1 +
bartender B1 +
beat yourself up B2 +
been there B1 +
best bros B1 +
blamed B1 +
blotter dynamite C1 +
blowing your stupid mind B2 +
break up B1 +
breast milk B1 +
buildup B2 +
built up the nerve B2 +
bull's-eye B1 +
bust up B2 +
carry on B1 +
cased C1 +
celebrate B1 +
changes every night B1 +
chanting B2 +
chaser B2 +
check cashing B1 +
cholesterol B2 +
closing the case B2 +
Code Chartreuse C1 +
consistent B2 +
contractor B1 +
conviction rate B2 +
copy that B1 +
covering their tracks B2 +
crack it B2 +
crazy morning B1 +
curbside drop-off B2 +
cut to the chase B2 +
damn it B1 +
date cops B1 +
date night B1 +
declined the offer B2 +
devastating B2 +
digitize B2 +
digitized B2 +
digitizing B2 +
distracted by B1 +
do what's best B1 +
does just fine B1 +
don't give a crap B2 +
double tuck C1 +
double-murder B2 +
due B1 +
due for B1 +
dumb medal B1 +
dumped B1 +
eagle-eyed B2 +
eat it B2 +
face masks B1 +
fall asleep A2 +
feces C1 +
figured it out B1 +
flirty B1 +
for no damn reason B2 +
forgive B1 +
fruition C1 +
get out of here B1 +
getting warmed up B1 +
give a hard time B2 +
go around B1 +
go for it B1 +
good call B1 +
got each others' backs B2 +
got it A2 +
got me with my thing C1 +
gotten through B1 +
grab some coffee B1 +
grown man B1 +
hanging out B1 +
hard sell B2 +
highly decorated B2 +
holy crap B2 +
hopeless romantic B2 +
horrible surprise B1 +
identical B1 +
in command of B2 +
in the name of B1 +
inclusive B2 +
infused with B2 +
into it B1 +
invite-only B2 +
joint investigation B2 +
keep a straight face B2 +
kick out B1 +
kiss-face emojis B1 +
knows me A2 +
lead the way B1 +
leaving us for B1 +
let the record show B2 +
light on fire B2 +
locked and loaded B2 +
lollipop commercials B1 +
looked into B1 +
make up his mind B1 +
masked men B1 +
neat B2 +
nerve damage B2 +
Never is not just a crater on Mars C2 +
nobodies B2 +
not cool B1 +
not into that B1 +
Oh! A1 +
on a scale from Charles to Terry B2 +
on demand B1 +
on the case B1 +
on the way B1 +
partner up B2 +
password A2 +
pay raise B1 +
perp B2 +
pile onto B2 +
played you like a fiddle C1 +
prepared to B1 +
pry me away B2 +
puffy vest B1 +
pull that off B2 +
push him out B2 +
put towards B2 +
puzzle B1 +
quit B1 +
random B1 +
re-cancel B2 +
reached out B1 +
reminds me of B1 +
requisition forms B2 +
reset B1 +
rhyme or reason B2 +
send them to jail B1 +
sentence is served B2 +
show me your lips B2 +
sign over B2 +
sippin' whiskey B2 +
sleep schedules B1 +
snatch up B2 +
so cool A2 +
solved the case B2 +
spanking B1 +
speakeasy C1 +
spineless C1 +
splash B1 +
spotless B2 +
squares B2 +
staggering C1 +
stand by B2 +
stand with B2 +
stay up B1 +
struck out B2 +
suck B1 +
sunglass choreography C1 +
swabbed B2 +
swag B1 +
swimming in a pool of gold coins C1 +
swing and a miss B2 +
take a few statements B2 +
taquitos exploded B1 +
tear me to shreds B2 +
teased B1 +
technically B2 +
terrorize B2 +
there you go A2 +
three heads are better than two B2 +
through the roof B2 +
time to shine B2 +
toaster oven A2 +
tons of paperwork B1 +
tri-state area B2 +
trial B2 +
turned down B1 +
turned him down B1 +
turns out B1 +
unbelievable B1 +
unique take B2 +
unsee C1 +
up all night B1 +
well-guarded B2 +
what's the deal with B1 +
why the long face B2 +
wise old owl B2 +
with all due respect B2 +
working a case B2 +

In the episode "Det Dave Majors" from Season 2 of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, the focus is on Jake Peralta and his complicated feelings about his former partner, Detective Dave Majors. Jake is excited to see Dave again, as they shared many great moments together. However, he soon learns that Dave is now dating his crush, Captain Holt’s assistant, which makes Jake feel jealous and uneasy. Meanwhile, Captain Holt is dealing with his own challenges as he prepares for a visit from a powerful police commissioner. He needs to impress the commissioner to maintain his reputation and the precinct’s standing.

As the episode unfolds, Jake finds himself torn between his friendship with Dave and his feelings for the assistant. The situation escalates when he confronts Dave about their past and his current relationship, leading to humorous yet tense moments. At the same time, Holt faces pressure to perform well during the commissioner’s visit, creating a parallel story of ambition and loyalty. In the end, both storylines come to a head, with Jake realizing that he must support his friends, even if it means putting aside his personal feelings. Holt's efforts to impress the commissioner lead to unexpected outcomes that test his leadership skills. The episode is filled with laughter, heartfelt moments, and the importance of friendship, making it a memorable addition to the series.

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