Suits Stagione 4 Episodi 14 Lista di Vocabolario Inglese

Suits S4E14

Derailed

Questa pagina è dedicata all'apprendimento dell'inglese attraverso il vocabolario relativo all'episodio "Derailed," il quattordicesimo episodio della Stagione 4 di "Suits". Qui puoi esplorare una lista di vocabolario inglese composta da 284 parole, con un livello CEFR dominante di B2. In particolare, il lessico comprende 138 parole di livello B2, rendendo questo materiale perfetto per chi desidera migliorare le proprie competenze linguistiche mentre segue la trama avvincente in cui Harvey Specter e Mike Ross affrontano un caso ad alta tensione legato a un incidente ferroviario. Utilizza la lista di vocaboli, accedi a passaggi di lettura e pratica con l'AI per migliorare la tua pronuncia e comprensione.

284 parole
A2
3
B1
85
B2
138
C1
51
C2
7
a conversation for another time B2 +
a weight off B2 +
accepting a bribe C1 +
admissible in court C1 +
admitting B1 +
against the law B1 +
alter evidence C1 +
any of your concern B2 +
are you kidding me B1 +
are you nuts B2 +
awfully sure of yourself B2 +
back them into a corner C1 +
backed B2 +
bail on B2 +
before they know what hit them B2 +
begging me for help B1 +
behind bars B2 +
big talker B2 +
big, fat check B2 +
blackmailing B2 +
blatant disrespect C1 +
blow the whistle B2 +
blowing the whistle B2 +
Bon voyage B1 +
bonding B1 +
bother B1 +
bribery allegations C1 +
bullshit B2 +
bury the hatchet C1 +
by all means B2 +
came forward B2 +
can't take it anymore B2 +
change his mind B1 +
changed my mind B1 +
claim B2 +
cleared my schedule B2 +
cold, heartless son of a bitch C1 +
come at B2 +
come forward B2 +
come up with B1 +
coming into your own C1 +
coming out swinging C1 +
conducted tests B2 +
confused B1 +
contradict B2 +
convince B2 +
convinced B1 +
cooperate with B1 +
cover B2 +
cover things up B2 +
covered it B1 +
covered up B2 +
covering up B2 +
crack B2 +
crash a meeting B2 +
credibility B2 +
cut someone's legs out from under them C1 +
danced the night away B2 +
derailment C1 +
despise B2 +
dig up B2 +
district attorney B2 +
do you have a minute B1 +
don't give a shit C1 +
drags this to trial C1 +
drop the case B2 +
drop the hammer C1 +
drunk B1 +
embezzlement C1 +
fabricated C1 +
faulty B2 +
fed him that Louis bullshit C1 +
feel you B2 +
figure out B1 +
figure out a way B1 +
figure shit like that out C1 +
find any record of B2 +
find out B1 +
finding B2 +
fire B1 +
fire her B1 +
fired B1 +
first down B2 +
fix something that wasn't broken B2 +
fixed it B1 +
footage B2 +
for the record B2 +
force them to B1 +
full of sh-- C1 +
gathering evidence B2 +
get at B2 +
get control of the remote B1 +
get out of this B1 +
get rich B1 +
get started B1 +
get the hell out B2 +
get this over with B2 +
give a shit C1 +
go away with B1 +
go over B1 +
goddamn B2 +
going in with the hammer in my hand C2 +
got fired B1 +
got great taste B1 +
got into this whole thing B2 +
got it from her dad B2 +
got off on the wrong foot B2 +
got to B2 +
grab a drink B1 +
grilled B2 +
gut B2 +
hand over B1 +
hang on a second B1 +
harassing B2 +
harassment B2 +
have a leg to stand on C1 +
have just as much invested in C1 +
have nothing to do with B1 +
have to admit B1 +
heading out B1 +
headlock B2 +
hit the smallest bump B2 +
hold on A2 +
holding his liquor B2 +
hot B1 +
how the hell B2 +
hung up B1 +
hung up on B1 +
I'm on it B1 +
identifying with B2 +
idiot B1 +
impressed with B1 +
in a bit of a pickle B2 +
in the business of B2 +
in your pocket B2 +
indefinite leave C1 +
infamous C1 +
insane B2 +
It's over B1 +
keep going B1 +
keep your voice down B1 +
kiss the ring C2 +
landline B1 +
lawyer me B2 +
leave me alone A2 +
leering C1 +
let him be his own man C1 +
let it go B1 +
let me be clear B1 +
leverage B2 +
litter B1 +
lockstep C1 +
look into B1 +
looking out for B1 +
lying about B1 +
made a mistake B1 +
make an exception B2 +
make damn sure B2 +
make my entire case C1 +
make the same mistake B1 +
mass exodus C1 +
means a lot to me B1 +
Ménage à trois C2 +
messed up B1 +
messing up B1 +
move around B1 +
my name is on that wall B2 +
name partner C1 +
Neanderthal C1 +
no harm, no foul B2 +
no talking her out of it B2 +
not to mention B2 +
obsessing over B2 +
on camera B1 +
on my plate B2 +
on your mind B1 +
out of control B2 +
overreact B2 +
paid them off B2 +
paper trail B2 +
paranoid B2 +
passed with flying colors B2 +
past that B2 +
patched things up B2 +
patching things up B2 +
performance review B2 +
phone prank B2 +
pick up A2 +
pissed B2 +
plaintiff B2 +
play 'who spoke to who' C1 +
playing matchmaker B2 +
playoffs B1 +
pretty good B1 +
public admission B2 +
pull the plug C1 +
pulling that prank on you B2 +
pulling the plug C1 +
put the brakes on C1 +
queen B1 +
rat face B2 +
reached out to B2 +
refund B1 +
regret B2 +
regret asking B2 +
relevant B2 +
reminisce about B2 +
right a wrong C1 +
rip his arms off C1 +
rip that receptionist a new ass C2 +
rip the receptionist to shreds C1 +
risk my job B2 +
risking B2 +
roll the dice B2 +
rolled the dice B2 +
routine B1 +
routinely B2 +
run their course B2 +
save your sorrys C1 +
saved the day B2 +
scaring away B1 +
scheduled maintenance B2 +
sealed B2 +
sealing this settlement C1 +
separate yourself from B2 +
set her straight B2 +
settlement B2 +
settling B2 +
sexually dominating C1 +
shake us down C1 +
shakedown C1 +
shakedown artist C1 +
sign off on B2 +
sip wine B1 +
sips B1 +
slap in the face B2 +
solid worker B1 +
Son of a bitch C1 +
specifically B2 +
sports bar guy B1 +
stand around B1 +
standard practice B2 +
stay out of B2 +
stay out of it B2 +
stellar B2 +
stepped it up B2 +
stick a settlement down their throat C2 +
strip club kind of guy B2 +
strong arm C1 +
subpoena C1 +
sued B2 +
support staff B1 +
sure as hell do B2 +
take care of B1 +
take it B1 +
take me through it B2 +
take the rest of the night off B1 +
talked my way in B2 +
the way things work B2 +
theory B2 +
think this thing through B2 +
tie you up B1 +
till just now B1 +
took a vacation B1 +
trust B1 +
trust him to accept B2 +
unlawfully C1 +
vacation B1 +
vice B2 +
violate her ass out the door C2 +
violated B2 +
walk itself over B2 +
wasting money B1 +
what brought that on B2 +
what the hell B2 +
what's got you feeling so good B2 +
whistle-blower C1 +
whistle-blower lottery C2 +
Who the hell is that? B2 +
without even trying B1 +
working out of the goodness of your heart C1 +
write a check B1 +
you're damn right B2 +
your secret is safe with me B2 +

In "Derailed," the fourteenth episode of Season 4 of "Suits," the tension escalates as Harvey Specter and Mike Ross find themselves entangled in a high-stakes case involving a train accident that leads to a massive lawsuit. The firm is under pressure as they represent a powerful client, and the implications of the case could affect their reputation and future. Meanwhile, Jessica Pearson is navigating her own challenges, balancing the demands of running the firm while dealing with personal issues that threaten to disrupt her leadership. As the episode unfolds, viewers witness the complexities of legal drama intertwined with personal dilemmas, showcasing the intricate dynamics of the firm and its key players.

The episode progresses with various conflicts emerging as Harvey and Mike confront unexpected obstacles in their case preparation. The duo faces challenges not only from opposing counsel but also from within their own team, leading to tension and disagreements. As the stakes rise, Harvey must make difficult decisions that test his leadership and ethical boundaries. Mike, on the other hand, grapples with his own insecurities and the fear of failure, pushing him to prove himself in a critical moment. Jessica's storyline further complicates the narrative, as her determination to maintain control is met with resistance, revealing the vulnerabilities beneath her confident exterior. Key moments in the episode highlight the characters' growth and the high-pressure environment of the legal world, ultimately leading to a dramatic conclusion that sets the stage for future developments.