Suits S4E3 Vocabolario Inglese

Suits S4E3

Two in the Knees

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324 parole

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a big girl B1

a changed man B2

acted like an asshole B2

all at once B1

all over me B2

all the rage B2

all to myself B1

all-night review B2

all-nighter B2

another lie from another liar B2

apologize B1

Are you willing to do this B1

as a friend A2

at least B1

back down B2

back his story B2

back off B2

bad blood B2

bait me into C1

beat her to death B2

been up to B1

below the belt B2

bore them to death B2

bow out B2

bowed out B2

boxing fan B1

break in B1

briefcase filled with marijuana B2

bring criminal charges B2

brokerage tapes C1

bullshit B2

burning questions B2

bury them in paperwork B2

calculated things B2

calling you on it C1

came up from behind B1

Can do B1

can't stand B1

cashed out B2

change of heart B2

check in B1

check-in talks B2

choke down B2

civil B2

classified B2

come down on B2

come off like B2

come off looking like B2

come right out and say it C1

come to me A2

come to me first B1

come to think of it B2

come up with B1

come-ons C1

coming out B2

con man B2

cozy up to B2

crawl out from under B2

cut off funding B2

deal drugs B1

debate team trick B2

deliver a message B1

deposition C1

deposits B2

deserve each other B2

deserved criminal charges B2

difference of opinion B2

dig up B2

disbarred C1

divide us B2

do this by myself B1

do you have a minute A2

does not shut up B2

downturn B2

drag through the mud C1

draw you a map C1

drive by the house you grew up in B2

drug dealer B1

drug test B1

earning your money B2

ebony and ivory C1

ended it B1

enough about you B1

farm boy B1

fed him some bullshit C1

feed that huge ego B2

feeling bad about B1

fell in love B1

fight back B1

finish what I started B2

flagged me down B2

flip it over B1

for the better B2

for the rest of my life B1

for the worse B2

frame it that way B2

from where I'm sitting B2

full of shit C1

funded his pension B2

genetically superior bone structure C1

get a couple of associates B1

get back with B1

get down to business B2

get every piece of dirt B2

get her back B1

get into my pants C1

get into that later B1

get off B2

get rid of B1

get the charges dropped B2

get the hell out B2

get the message B2

get to the point B1

Get up A2

getting a little tired of B1

Getting frustrated? B1

getting our ass kicked C1

getting up to speed B2

give up B1

give up half their war chest C1

give you a call B1

giving him my best B1

giving up his bid B2

go out B1

going after B1

gonna A2

gonna be a problem B1

gonna do to us A2

got back up B1

got caught up in B2

got off on the wrong foot B2

got out of here B1

grand jury C1

grind it out B2

had an affair B2

had no choice B1

handcuffed us with a T.R.O. C1

handle it B1

hanging over my head B2

has it in for C1

has nothing to do with B1

have a feeling B1

have got this all wrong B1

have nothing to do with B1

have second thoughts B2

have the stomach B2

hidden agenda B2

high at work B2

hit them below the belt C1

holding you back B2

How do I bill it? B2

humanize B2

I don't give a shit C1

I have nothing to say to you B1

I hear you B1

I take it back. B1

I'll give you below the belt C1

I'm coming to you now. A2

in business with B1

in late A2

in love with B1

in the black B2

in the red B2

in your corner B2

invokes C1

involved in a drug deal B2

it depends on B1

it's the thought that counts B1

junior attorney B2

knockout B2

knockout punch B2

lay that on me B2

legit reason B2

let my guard down B2

lie for you B1

lie to me B1

life's work B2

like a fish to water B2

line of credit B2

loaded with double meaning C1

long story short B1

looked into B2

lying to somebody A2

made that perfectly clear B2

made you B1

make enemies B2

make that mistake again B1

make this thing right B2

make this up to you B2

make yourself soup B1

making excuses B1

man-to-man B2

manage that B1

master tapes B2

mean girl B1

means to you B1

memo B1

miraculous recovery B2

missing A2

mission accomplished B2

more your speed B2

move their accounts B2

move your way up the ladder B2

needle in a haystack B2

nice try B1

no questions asked B2

not your call B2

off the table B2

on earth B1

on the other side B1

on your dime C1

owe me B1

owes his very career to me C1

patch things up B2

penal code B2

perfect match B1

personal attacks B2

piece of shit B2

play a different instrument B2

play all the games B2

play games B1

playing on my team B1

pole dancing B1

Ponzi scheme C1

pound it out B2

pull an all-nighter B2

pulled the exact same scam B2

purely professional B2

put down B2

ran into B1

raw B2

run interference C1

running out of cash B1

Save it B2

scorecard B2

screwed up B2

secret's safe B1

see eye to eye B2

see things my way B2

seen right through me B2

shoplifted B1

shot him in the back B2

shot you in the knees B2

shut the front door B2

sign over B2

sitting here all night B1

skeleton in his closet C1

skip right to B1

small-cap stocks C1

smear you up and down the block C1

so be it B2

solo album B1

some changed man B2

spend my life with B1

started off by B1

stay fit B1

stay in the fight B2

step back in B1

step in B2

step on anyone's toes B2

still on for B1

stomach flu B1

stood right here B1

stop lying to me B1

stop worrying about B1

stopped it A2

straight as an arrow B2

strip it down B2

strong-arm C1

subpoenas C1

succeeding without you B2

super busy A2

surrogate son C1

sweet dreams A2

take advantage of B1

take care of B1

take down B2

take it personally B2

take pass on B2

take personally B2

takeover B2

talks shit B2

tell me what to do A2

terminally ill B2

that's it A2

That's not the way Mike saw it. B2

the game is played B2

the least you can do B2

the tiniest bit of compassion B2

This must be serious. B1

threaten B2

three heads are better than two B2

threw gas on the fire C1

time's up B1

tipped B2

to be fair B1

took twice as long B1

turn down B1

turn things around B2

turn your back B2

uncover his secret B2

undo B2

up late A2

walked B1

waste of my time B1

water under the bridge B2

we talked about this A2

weird B1

went personal B2

went to his grave B2

went toe-to-toe B2

went up against B2

what the hell B2

what the hell's going on B2

win dirty B2

without blinking an eye C1

without me, you're nothing B2

word got out B2

work out B1

work your shit out B2

You have a minute? A2

you were right A2

you're welcome A1

zucchini cake B1

In "Suits" Season 4 Episode 3, titled "Two in the Knees," the tension at Pearson Specter escalates as Harvey Specter and Mike Ross find themselves embroiled in a high-stakes case. They are tasked with defending a former client, who is now facing serious allegations of corporate espionage. Meanwhile, Jessica Pearson, the managing partner, is dealing with internal conflicts as she faces pressure from the firm's board regarding its stability and direction. As the episode unfolds, the intricate dynamics between the characters become more apparent, revealing their motivations and the consequences of their past decisions. The episode not only showcases the professional challenges they face but also highlights their personal struggles and relationships with one another, particularly between Harvey and Mike as they navigate the complexities of loyalty and ambition.

The storylines intertwine as Harvey and Mike delve deeper into the case, uncovering unexpected twists that put their legal skills to the test. A turning point occurs when they confront a key witness whose testimony could change the course of the trial. Meanwhile, Jessica grapples with her leadership role and the need to assert her authority amidst growing dissent within the firm. The episode is rich with tension, as each character reacts to the mounting pressures in their own way. Mike's determination to prove himself leads him to make risky decisions that could jeopardize the case, while Harvey’s confidence is challenged, forcing him to reconsider his approach. The climax builds to a gripping conclusion, leaving viewers eager to see how these developments will impact the future of Pearson Specter and its key players.