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Suits Stagione 8 Episodi 1 Lista di Vocabolario Inglese

Suits S8E1

Right-Hand Man

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345 parole
A2
8
B1
122
B2
156
C1
57
C2
2
a fight's coming B1 +
a lot on my plate B2 +
a time or two B2 +
about to B1 +
after all B1 +
against me B1 +
all over the place B2 +
ammunition B2 +
answer to B2 +
appreciate that B1 +
Are you kidding me? B1 +
as far as I'm concerned B1 +
as hell B2 +
as long as we're handing out C1 +
as of B2 +
as of end of business today B2 +
ask for help B1 +
back in the game B2 +
back you B2 +
been to the top of the mountain C1 +
before the year is out B2 +
being threatened B2 +
benefits both of us B2 +
better suited B2 +
billables C1 +
billed B2 +
bit my head off B2 +
blatantly ignored C1 +
bold statement B2 +
bring it up B1 +
bugged B2 +
bullshit C1 +
by my side B1 +
by the way A2 +
call me on it B2 +
call off the dogs C1 +
came through B2 +
came to terms with B2 +
can't stand B1 +
can't touch us B2 +
care about B1 +
care for B1 +
chatterbox B2 +
chicken potpie B1 +
Claiming managing partner B2 +
clean deaths C1 +
clean up B1 +
coddle C1 +
coincidence B1 +
cold B1 +
Come again? B1 +
come through for me B2 +
come up with B1 +
coming after me B2 +
comply B2 +
conflict with B2 +
contrary to B2 +
Copy that B1 +
counter B2 +
cull that herd C1 +
cut out B2 +
damn good B2 +
depends on B1 +
deserve a promotion B2 +
deserves to stay B1 +
determine who runs B2 +
direct order B2 +
distasteful C1 +
do my homework B1 +
do that to you B1 +
do the honors B2 +
do what he wants B1 +
don't follow B1 +
don't lie to me A2 +
don't mind if I do B2 +
drag me into B2 +
drive off a cliff B2 +
dropped by B1 +
dropped the big pass B2 +
dropping B1 +
dropping their manufacturing division B2 +
drops B1 +
dump B2 +
earn it B1 +
eat your boy for breakfast C1 +
end around C1 +
end up B1 +
entire career B1 +
evaluate B2 +
ex-parte motion C2 +
exit interviews B2 +
fabricated testimony C1 +
fair enough B1 +
fearless leader B2 +
feel like outsiders B1 +
fellow associates B2 +
fighting your battles B2 +
figure out B1 +
figure that B2 +
figured it out B1 +
filing it B1 +
finish your morning run B1 +
fire B1 +
fire me B1 +
for the sake of B2 +
for what it's worth B2 +
fraud B2 +
friendly wager B2 +
fudge the numbers C1 +
gave me your word B2 +
gave my word B2 +
gave you an order B2 +
gave your word B2 +
get back to B1 +
get down to B2 +
get it B1 +
get my ass kicked C1 +
get someone to drop B2 +
get to it B2 +
get to know B1 +
getting a divorce B1 +
getting fired B1 +
getting into it with B2 +
getting my files in order B2 +
getting your ass kicked C1 +
give a shit C1 +
give the reins C1 +
give you my word B2 +
go after B2 +
go get 'em B2 +
go out A2 +
go up next B1 +
goes first B1 +
goes up B1 +
going nowhere B2 +
going through B1 +
good and well B2 +
got a point B1 +
got in your eyes B1 +
got myself into B2 +
got off on the right one B2 +
got off on the wrong foot B2 +
grab a drink B1 +
grab those burgers B1 +
grow B1 +
growth B2 +
had the balls to C1 +
handle you B2 +
hang on a second B1 +
has his eye on B2 +
has to go B1 +
have an agreement B1 +
have my word B2 +
have no concept of boundaries C1 +
have the balls to C1 +
hear me out B2 +
Heavy is the head C2 +
held my newborn son B1 +
Hide it in the gift bag B1 +
honor it B2 +
how dare you B1 +
how the hell B2 +
humble request B2 +
I'm telling you B1 +
I've been where you are before B2 +
if you don't mind B1 +
impartial C1 +
in the long run B2 +
in trouble B1 +
inflated B2 +
injunction C1 +
just so we're clear B2 +
justify B2 +
keep them around B1 +
kick his ass C1 +
kick my ass C1 +
kicking your ass B2 +
Kinder words were never spoken. C1 +
kiss someone's ass C1 +
last I checked B2 +
leave the file B1 +
let alone B2 +
let go B1 +
let go from B1 +
let me down B1 +
let them go B1 +
let those people go B1 +
let you down B1 +
let you in on a little secret B2 +
letterhead B2 +
letting go B1 +
line of business B2 +
listen to me A2 +
live up to B2 +
live with the fact B2 +
look me in the eye B2 +
looking to B1 +
mad at B1 +
made partner B2 +
major conflict B2 +
make a friend A2 +
make a move B2 +
make yourself at home B1 +
managing partner B2 +
managing partner material B2 +
meant to be B1 +
meant to do B1 +
meet me downstairs A2 +
merging with B2 +
messes B1 +
metric B2 +
mind if I ask B1 +
misreading the situation B2 +
miss anything B1 +
move it up B2 +
my kind of guy B1 +
name partner C1 +
nice to have you here A2 +
no joke B2 +
not so different after all B1 +
on our side B2 +
on the line B2 +
on your mind B1 +
on your side B1 +
one more thing A2 +
open to B1 +
open up my playbook C1 +
orchestrate a deal C1 +
overlap B2 +
overreacting B2 +
overrule C1 +
owe B1 +
pass B1 +
passes the sentence C1 +
passing the ball B1 +
pick a fight B2 +
pick up the phone B1 +
picked a hell of a time C1 +
planning on making it B2 +
play dirty B2 +
point me up the hill C1 +
pretty much B1 +
pretty sure of yourself B2 +
private property B1 +
pull the trigger B2 +
pulling off B2 +
put me through B2 +
put up great stats B2 +
put you in a terrible position B2 +
put your name on the wall C1 +
quibble about C1 +
raised my rent B1 +
ran the numbers B2 +
rattle around C1 +
recording device B2 +
rejigger C1 +
resourceful B2 +
retroactively C1 +
right about B1 +
right down to B2 +
right hand B2 +
right-hand man B2 +
run by B2 +
run her numbers B2 +
save the firm B1 +
save you from yourself C1 +
saved your ass B2 +
saving me from myself C1 +
say it out loud B1 +
scratched and clawed C1 +
second chance B1 +
see what I can do B1 +
senior partner B2 +
set me up B2 +
set yourself up B2 +
setback B2 +
settling in B1 +
shoot B1 +
shouldn't have gone B1 +
signed, sealed, and delivered C1 +
sit on the sidelines C1 +
sitting back B2 +
slap somebody's name on the wall C1 +
son of a bitch C1 +
sounds like some bullshit C1 +
Speaking of B1 +
stab me in the back B2 +
start something B1 +
stay out of B1 +
stay the hell out of this C1 +
stayed up all night B1 +
step down B2 +
step in B2 +
step into the middle of B2 +
sticking up for B2 +
stop her from firing me B1 +
student debt B2 +
sucks B2 +
Sure thing B1 +
swap offices B2 +
swing the sword C1 +
take a beating B2 +
take action B1 +
take care of B1 +
take into account B2 +
take over B2 +
take the night shift B2 +
taken for granted B2 +
taken the liberty of C1 +
takes a big man C1 +
taking it from here B2 +
that's up to you B1 +
the least I can do B1 +
the next thing I knew B2 +
the next thing I know B2 +
then again B2 +
throw you a bone C1 +
time management skills B2 +
to tell you the truth B1 +
To what do I owe the pleasure C1 +
took him to lunch B1 +
trifecta C1 +
truth be told B2 +
try the best I can B1 +
undo B2 +
unjust B2 +
value the firm B1 +
waltz into B2 +
was wrong about B1 +
weight class B2 +
welcome to the firm B1 +
welcomed me into your home B1 +
went after B2 +
went out of business B1 +
went through a merger B2 +
what the fuck C1 +
Where you going with this? B2 +
willing to give up B1 +
wish you the best of luck B1 +
won the battle, but you lost the war C1 +
work hard enough B1 +
work it out B1 +
work my ass off B2 +
work their asses off C1 +
worthy of B2 +

In the Season 8 premiere of "Suits," titled "Right-Hand Man," the firm faces a new era as Harvey Specter adjusts to his new role as managing partner after the departure of Jessica Pearson. The episode introduces viewers to the shifting dynamics within the firm, particularly as Harvey navigates his responsibilities while trying to maintain the firm’s reputation. Meanwhile, Alex Williams, a new partner, is eager to prove himself and secure his position, but he faces challenges in gaining the trust of the other lawyers. As Harvey strives to establish his leadership style, he also encounters the complexities of managing his relationships with the firm’s associates, especially with his long-time friend and mentor, Louis Litt, who is grappling with feelings of insecurity and jealousy over Harvey’s promotion.

As tensions rise, the episode explores the conflicts that emerge within the firm. Harvey's authoritative approach is tested as he must make difficult decisions that affect his colleagues. Louis, feeling sidelined, struggles to find his place and support Harvey while dealing with his own insecurities. Meanwhile, Alex's ambition leads him to make bold moves that could either solidify his position or jeopardize the trust of his peers. Key moments in the episode highlight the power struggles and personal conflicts, particularly as Harvey and Louis confront their friendship amid professional rivalry. The episode sets the stage for a season filled with challenges, showcasing how the characters must adapt to new roles and navigate the complexities of their relationships while striving for success in the competitive world of law.

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