Suits S2E4 Vocabolario Inglese

Suits S2E4

Discovery

Questa pagina è dedicata all'apprendimento dell'inglese attraverso il vocabolario del quarto episodio della seconda stagione di "Suits", intitolato "Discovery". Qui puoi esplorare una lista di vocaboli inglesi composta da 395 parole, con un predominante livello CEFR B2, che ti aiuteranno a migliorare la tua comprensione della lingua. La lista include 11 parole di livello A2, 88 di livello B1, 179 di livello B2, 104 di livello C1 e 13 di livello C2, rendendola una risorsa preziosa per affinare le tue abilità linguistiche. Inoltre, puoi praticare la lettura e l'ascolto dell'inglese tramite passaggi tematici e sfruttare l'AI per esercitarti nel parlato, rendendo il tuo percorso di apprendimento più interattivo e coinvolgente.

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395 parole

179

104

a pound of flesh C2

a tad more B2

accused of B1

accused of fraud B2

ad campaign B2

admit it B1

afoot C1

all over this B2

among other things B2

any Tom, Dick, or Harry C1

as far as I'm concerned B2

asses are on the line C1

associate B1

at a discount B1

at the moment B1

at war B1

attorney client privilege C1

be honest with B1

beat him B1

behemoth C1

beneath you C1

besmirched C2

besmirching the good name C2

blackmail B2

blaming you for B1

bogus lawsuit C1

bother B1

bothering you B1

bound to B2

bribery C1

bring up B1

bring you up to speed B2

brings me to my next point B2

bro-mance C1

budding B2

bullshit B2

buried that document B2

burn down the village C1

burying evidence C1

bust your ass C1

calling in my chip C1

cannon fodder C1

catch on quick B2

channel your anger B2

chip away at C1

civil actions C1

closer C1

clouds your judgment B2

cocky B2

coincidence B2

come after B2

come forward B2

Come in. A2

come on A2

coming after B1

coming after me B2

coming after you B1

coming down with something B2

coming forward B2

coming up with B1

commanding officer B1

commit fraud B2

compensated B2

connected on B2

conspired C1

contradicts B2

corporate ladder B2

countersuit C1

cover for B2

cover it up B2

cover-up B2

covered for me B2

crossed my desk C1

crushed this suit B2

cut me loose B2

cut the small talk B2

cut you loose B2

damn straight B2

damning C1

deceptive slogan C1

declaring bankruptcy B2

defend against B2

defining B2

deposition C1

desperate attempt B2

dirty dealings C1

disappeared from B2

distaste of C1

dizziness B1

do me a favor A2

Do you mind if B1

doesn't feel right B1

done yet B1

draft of complaint C1

drafting B1

dynamic-wise C1

earned it B1

engineering defects B2

exclusive B2

exclusively B2

exit interview B2

extortion C1

fickle is the heart C2

fight together B1

file room B1

filed for unemployment B2

find a way out B1

fits right in B2

fix it A2

fixed it B1

flick B2

flip it around B2

focus groups B2

follow it through B2

fondling the vinyl C1

forgery C1

forget I said anything B2

found out B1

fraud claim B2

fraudulent concealment C1

free up some time B2

gatekeeper B2

get into it B2

get me back B1

Get me? B1

get off my property B1

gets one whiff of C1

getting at B2

getting up to speed B2

give it to me straight B2

give up the suit B2

go against B1

go through B1

goes away B1

going to war B1

good faith B2

got Bieber fever C1

got shit on me C2

got us fired B1

grab me a water B1

had something in common B1

handed over to B1

hands off B2

harsh B2

hat in hand C2

have a bone to pick C1

have a sense of humor B1

have anything to do with B1

have me followed B2

have sex B1

headhunter C1

held up in court C1

here we go B1

hid it from B1

hide from B1

hiding from B1

hiding something B1

high-end B2

honor my bet B2

honor the boundaries C1

impair your ability C1

in a bind B2

in his crosshairs C1

in question B2

in regards to B2

in the back of the line B2

in the first place B2

in the pipeline B2

in times of war B2

internal memo B2

jack shit C1

joke's on me B2

jurisdiction C1

jury's gonna hate you B2

keep it real B2

keep track B2

keep your mouth shut B2

keeping you on retainer C1

kill the competition B2

killed it in court C1

kind of B1

lace up your bootstraps C1

late for A2

lay into B2

leading by example B2

leave me the hell alone B2

legitimate answer B2

libel C1

lippy C1

little guy B1

live by B2

living with that B2

looked me in the eye B2

looking good A2

looks bad B1

make a clean break B2

make it go away B2

make it right B2

make sure B1

make up for it B2

manufactured B2

market share B2

meek B2

mental confusion B2

mid-level B2

missed it A2

mixed metaphors C1

motion to change venue C1

motion to compel C1

motion to dismiss C1

motion to strike C1

motions to dismiss C1

move on B1

movie quotes B1

moving in together B1

naked to the world C1

negotiate a settlement B2

No problem. A2

none the wiser C1

not a word B1

not meant to be taken as fact B2

not privy to C1

object to B2

objection B2

oblivious to B2

off the record B2

on a silver platter C1

on her side B1

on my watch B2

on our terms B2

on record B2

on the fly B2

on the wrong side B2

on the wrong side of B2

operate with integrity B2

operative word C1

orchestrated C1

out of bankruptcy B2

overlooked B2

overstep C1

overturned C1

pall C2

parent company B2

passed on B2

pathetic B2

pay the Piper C1

peace offering B2

pertinent B2

planning on B1

plate's a little full B2

pleased with B1

pleasurable B2

poisoned the well C1

power play C1

power struggle B2

prepare motions to dismiss C1

privacy statute C1

privileged information C1

proceeding to trial C1

proposal B2

protected B2

puffery C1

pull it off B2

punishing B1

puss out C2

put a wedge between C1

put in a position B2

put your reputation on the line C1

putrid C1

putting together B1

quash C1

quick study B2

quit B1

raise your I.Q. B2

ran out B1

ran with B2

redeem yourself C1

reevaluate B2

relevant to B2

relish the opportunity C1

report to B1

report you to the bar C1

resorted to B2

right out of college B1

ring a bell B2

rock solid B2

running into B1

sabotage B2

savaged his reputation C1

scintillating C2

sediment B2

senior partner B2

sentimental B2

settlement conference C1

settling B2

settling the case B2

shakedown C1

shortsighted C1

should've known B1

sick day B1

skipping through B2

slander C1

smears B2

smoking gun C1

snafu C1

so busy doing B1

solid case B2

solo on this B2

spare me the charm C1

spider parts are tingling C1

split him in half B2

squirm C1

stagnant pond B2

statement withdrawn C1

statute of limitations C1

stepping up in the world B2

stick out your chest B2

stick together B1

stifle C1

stole a client B2

strong-arming C1

stuck me in B2

stuffy B1

subject to B2

subpoena C1

substance abuse B2

sudden change of mind B2

sued for fraud B2

suing B2

supposed to say B1

sure thing B1

suspicious B1

swear to me B2

sweetheart B1

symptoms B1

take a rain check B2

take it easy B1

take it or leave it B2

take that risk B1

take this case to trial C1

take under advisement C1

take you back B1

taken the liberty of C1

tampering C1

tastes like A2

tastes like shit C1

taupe B2

testimony B2

thanks to B1

the other shoe gonna drop C1

the other way around B1

the pot accusing the kettle C1

the real deal B2

there's another shoe B2

think outside the box B2

threatening to reopen B2

threw you a bone C1

ties her to B2

till kingdom come C1

time and time again B2

to the point B2

too risky B1

Tortious interference C2

tow the party line C1

trusts and estates C1

turn the guns on C2

turned down B1

unbecoming C1

undermines B2

unease B2

unless I can't hear the sound of my own voice C2

unpaid leave B2

untoward C1

up to something B2

upset about something B1

waltz right in C1

wasn't born yesterday B2

waste time A2

wasting your time B1

water under the bridge B2

We're done here B2

we're even B2

welcher C2

well-behaved B1

went into production B2

went to court B2

what the hell B2

What's going on? B1

when I'm done with him B2

win this thing B2

win-win B1

wipe out B2

working for me B1

worry about that tomorrow B1

You're welcome. A2

In the fourth episode of Season 2 of "Suits," titled "Discovery," the legal drama intensifies as the firm takes on a high-stakes case that challenges the ethics and loyalties of its key characters. Harvey Specter, a confident and cunning lawyer, is faced with the task of defending a client embroiled in a lawsuit over a potentially dangerous product. Meanwhile, Mike Ross, Harvey's brilliant associate with a photographic memory, is grappling with the consequences of his past deception regarding his qualifications. As the case unfolds, the tension between Harvey and the firm's managing partner, Jessica Pearson, comes to the forefront, revealing differing opinions on how to handle the legal battle and maintain the firm's reputation.

The episode showcases the complexities of legal discovery, as both Harvey and Mike must navigate through layers of information to build their case. Conflicts arise when Mike discovers incriminating evidence that could change the course of the trial, forcing him to confront his moral compass. As the pressure mounts, Harvey's competitive nature clashes with Mike's conscience, leading to pivotal moments that test their partnership. Additionally, Jessica must manage the fallout from their actions while ensuring the firm remains on solid ground. With unexpected twists and emotional dilemmas, "Discovery" explores the fine line between winning at all costs and upholding integrity in the legal profession, leaving viewers eager to see how the characters will resolve their personal and professional challenges.