Suits Season 7 Episodes 11 English Vocabulary List
Suits
S7E11
Hard Truths
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347
parole
A2
11
B1
85
B2
181
C1
67
C2
3
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a hell of a lot
B2
a hell of a lot more
B2
a hell of a lot of
B2
a pleasant surprise
B1
A-list talent
C1
Act of God
B2
admitted to being a party to fraud
C1
all over that
C1
all you had to do
B1
as an aside
C1
as far as I'm concerned
B2
as strong as ever
B2
associated in any way
B2
at a premium
C1
audit
B2
back in the game
B2
back me
B2
basis
B2
better start
B1
big time
B2
bill coming due
C1
born yesterday
B2
break ground
C1
break some legs
C1
breaking my heart
B1
bring him back
B1
bring to a close
C1
brings to the table
C1
bullshit
B2
bury that news
B2
buy time
B2
buy yourself thirty days
B2
by the time
B1
by yourself
B1
call it back
B2
calm down
B1
came through
B2
carve out
C1
check up on
B2
checking in on
B2
chump
C1
close
B2
cocky son of a bitch
C2
colleague
B1
come at us like vultures
C1
come down in disgrace
C1
come home
A2
come running in here
B2
come through
B2
come through for me
B2
come to an agreement
B2
come up another
B2
come up with
B1
coming after
B1
coming in at
B2
complication
B2
copping to
C1
cost her her license
B2
couldn't be happier
B2
countersuit
C1
counting the days
B2
cover story
B2
crossed a line
B2
crossing a line
B2
cut in
B2
cut in on the profits
C1
cut them a check
B2
cut you a check
C1
cutting me out of the process
B2
cutting my legs out
C1
dead to me
C1
deal with
B1
Department of Transportation
B2
destroying my marriage
B2
did the best I could
B1
didn't wanna hear what I had to say
B2
dissolve the firm
B2
ditch
B2
diverted
B2
do whatever it takes
B2
do-gooding
C1
don't have a leg to stand on
C1
don't take it
B1
don't take this the wrong way
B2
don't worry about it
A2
don't you get it
B2
done deal
B2
drew up
B2
drinking by yourself
B1
dumped all of his grunt work on me
C1
effective immediately
B2
ended up
B1
excuse me
A2
expect to see
B1
exposes me
B2
exposes us to
B2
fairytale
B2
far less important
B2
feeling guilty
B1
fell on the sword
C2
figure it out
B1
figure out
B1
figure out a way
B2
figured out
B1
finishing up
B1
fix you a drink
B1
flirting
B2
for that matter
B2
for the record
B2
forgive myself
B2
free and clear
C1
get back at
B2
get kicked out of the bar
B2
get over there
B1
get run over
B2
get this over with
B2
get this straight
B2
get your take on something
B2
gets disbarred
C1
gets the sun and the moon
C1
getting disbarred
C1
getting me out of
B1
getting to the bottom of things
C1
give us a minute
B1
gloat
C1
go after him
B2
go ahead
B1
go back
B1
going anywhere
B1
going on
A2
going to war
B2
gone full douchebag
C2
good news
A2
got a chance
B1
got a history
B2
got a second
B1
got an offer
B1
got blindsided by
C1
got off the phone
B1
got off the phone with
B2
got out of
B1
got under my skin
B2
gotta be kidding me
B1
gotta deal with
B1
grunt work
C1
gut
B2
gut feeling
B2
had a feeling
B1
hand it to you
B2
handle it
B1
handle this
B2
hanging around
B1
hard truths
C1
has a point
B1
hates our guts
C1
have anything to do with
B1
have feelings for
B1
have my back
B2
have some nerve
B2
held out the olive branch
C1
hold up your end
B2
I feel you
B2
if it wasn't for
B1
if you don't mind
B1
impressed with
B1
in on
B2
in person
B1
in prison
B1
in the first place
B2
instead of
B1
involves
B1
jam
B2
joke around
B2
judgment
B2
judgment sucks
C1
just happens to
B2
Karma's a bitch
C1
keep a secret
B1
keep digging
B2
keep the stars
C1
kicked the shit out of
C1
kiss my ass
C1
knock it out of the park
C1
knock yourself out
B2
laid down on the tracks
C1
lie to my face
B2
long overdue
B2
long-standing relationship
B2
look forward to
B1
looking for something more
B1
looking into me
B2
losing out on
B2
loud and clear
B2
make out
B2
make the announcement
B1
make the world go away
C1
marrying up
C1
meant to be with
B2
mess it up
B1
messed up
B1
messed with
B2
mind-bogglingly
C1
mint chip
B1
more to it than meets the eye
C1
move in with
B1
move in with me
B1
moved on
B1
my ass
C1
my life was about to get ruined
B2
name my price
C1
name partner
C1
nasty little fight
B2
need to talk
B1
negotiation
B2
not a chance in hell
B2
not a penny more
B2
offset
B2
on the market
B2
one-way ticket to
B2
out of sorts
B2
pay it in full
B2
pay you back
B1
pay your wife a visit
B1
payoff
B2
Permission to come aboard
B2
pissed off
B2
played out
B2
plopping
C1
poach
B2
point of view
B1
pull out a bigger one
B2
pull you off
C1
pulls a gun on you
B2
punishing me for
B1
pursuing my own agenda
B2
put it off
B2
put me first
B2
put my name on
B2
put those results under audit
C1
put you over me
C1
puts their own needs above
B2
putting it in writing
B2
questioning the integrity
C1
regrets
B2
resigning
B2
resting in peace
B2
restructure
B2
riding to the rescue
B2
right now
A2
rough day
B1
ruin my marriage
B2
run-in
B2
rushed into
B1
sabotages
C1
scam
B2
screwed over
C1
second-guessed
C1
seeing someone
B1
seeing you in court
B2
send a message
B2
senior partner
B2
senior partner issue
B2
set up
B1
set up the interview
B1
settle
B2
settle for
B2
settlement
B2
shaken by this
B2
sharp
B2
shuffle around a few papers
B2
side-by-side
B1
sign off on
B2
sign-off
B2
signing off
B2
signing that thing
B1
sit-down
B2
sits on
B2
slept together
B2
slipping away
B2
slit his wrists
C1
something else is going on
B1
soul mate
B2
sound about right
B2
spare me
B2
spoilage
B2
step down
B2
step up
B2
sticking it to
C1
stiffed
C1
stock options
B2
straight with you
B2
straighten out
B2
sue me
B2
swamped
B2
take it out on
B2
take my name off the wall
C1
take no for an answer
B2
take that offer
B1
taking it
B1
tank it
B2
tease you away
C1
tell her yourself
A2
thank me for
B1
that's all well and good
B2
the same goes for
B2
the way I look at it
B2
think about this right now
A2
threatening war
B2
throws ... under the bus
C1
too bad
B1
tricky
B2
trust my instincts
B2
trust your gut
B2
turned it down
B1
turned sour
B2
turning cartwheels
C1
turning it down
B1
twist some arms
C1
two-bit
C1
undo
B2
up on your wall
B1
value the relationship
B2
vows
B2
walk away with a shred of dignity
C1
walks out of my life
B2
wanna be with
A2
wasting away
B2
weaseling out of this
C1
went after
B2
went off the grid
B2
went over
B1
went over my head
B2
went straight to the bar
B2
what about
A2
what if
A2
what the hell
B1
what the hell difference does that make
B2
when it comes to
B2
where is this coming from
B2
winning the lottery
B1
word gets out
B2
work all night
B1
worked out in the long run
B2
worth shattering
B2
wouldn't mind
B1
write it up
B2
you say that again
B1
In "Hard Truths," the eleventh episode of Season 7 of "Suits," tensions rise as the characters confront personal and professional challenges that test their relationships and moral compasses. Mike Ross, freshly out of prison, grapples with the realities of his new life while trying to regain his footing in the legal world. Harvey Specter, his mentor and friend, faces his own struggles as he tries to navigate the fallout from past decisions, particularly concerning his relationship with Jessica Pearson. Meanwhile, Louis Litt finds himself in a precarious position as he attempts to maintain control over the firm while dealing with the emotional turmoil brought on by his complicated feelings for Tara. Each character is pushed to confront their past and make hard decisions that will shape their futures.
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