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The Office Stagione 9 Episodi 20 Lista di Vocabolario Inglese

The Office S9E20

Paper Airplane

Questa pagina è dedicata all'apprendimento dell'inglese attraverso "The Office Stagione 9 Episodio 20 Lista di Vocabolario Inglese", dove troverai un elenco di 167 parole, con un livello CEFR dominante di B1. Nell'episodio "Paper Airplane", il personale di Dunder Mifflin si prepara per una divertente competizione di aeroplani di carta, offrendo un contesto ideale per apprendere vocaboli utili e praticare la lingua. Qui puoi esplorare la lista di vocaboli, leggere un passaggio che ti aiuterà a contestualizzare le parole e persino esercitarti con la pratica di conversazione AI per migliorare le tue abilità linguistiche.

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167 parole
A2
7
B1
73
B2
68
C1
19
a handful of B1 +
a little bit of feather B1 +
acknowledge B2 +
acknowledge and appreciate B2 +
acknowledge with gratitude C1 +
appreciate B1 +
at best B2 +
awful lot B1 +
back off B2 +
bag B2 +
bears all things B2 +
beat that B2 +
best of luck B1 +
blocked up B2 +
boom B2 +
bring some life to B2 +
broke B1 +
burn off B2 +
call for B1 +
changes her mind B1 +
character choice B2 +
choke B1 +
clicky-clacker C1 +
comfortable with B1 +
completely unnecessary B1 +
comprehend B2 +
couples therapy B2 +
dead man B2 +
defeats B2 +
demonstrate B2 +
dignity B2 +
do my own stunts B2 +
documentary B1 +
don't like losing B1 +
down to B1 +
down to the final four B2 +
drill sergeant B2 +
dumped B1 +
eat it A2 +
elite eight B2 +
endures all things B2 +
entourage C1 +
exacerbate C1 +
eyedropper B1 +
felt like a tea B1 +
figured out B1 +
fix the sound in post C1 +
flatter B1 +
flush out B1 +
freak out B2 +
freaked out B2 +
freaked out by B2 +
full Lena Dunham C1 +
get it all out in the open C1 +
getting dumped B1 +
gig B2 +
give up B1 +
go nude B2 +
go out of your way B2 +
God only knows how B2 +
gold-digging tramps C1 +
gooier B2 +
got a movie B1 +
got an agent B1 +
got mad B1 +
great and small B2 +
growing up B1 +
had a chance with B1 +
had it all B2 +
hang out with B1 +
haunting your nightmares B2 +
heads up B1 +
heartbreak and disaster B2 +
high B2 +
hold your lids open B2 +
holdup B2 +
homework A2 +
hung that up B1 +
if you know what I mean B1 +
in a way B1 +
in an effort to B2 +
in the middle of B1 +
insanely painful B2 +
keep at this B2 +
keep it civil B2 +
keep it down B2 +
kid can act B1 +
kind buds C1 +
knocked over B1 +
lean over B1 +
lost everything B1 +
made us a date B2 +
make an appearance B2 +
makes sense B1 +
making progress B1 +
manured fields C1 +
move on B1 +
never fails B1 +
next move B1 +
next up B1 +
no shame in that B2 +
not so easy on the environment B2 +
one trip A2 +
opportunity B1 +
orphanage B2 +
out of here B1 +
out of the way B1 +
pick one A2 +
pigtail B1 +
pity B1 +
plucked the chickens B2 +
practically made of B1 +
pumped B1 +
put my arm around B1 +
put this in my calendar B1 +
putting the kids to bed B1 +
raw B2 +
refold B2 +
relied on B1 +
reporting the news B1 +
ripped B2 +
root for B1 +
running lines B2 +
sacrifice B2 +
sacrifices B2 +
sarcastic B2 +
separated from B1 +
slop C1 +
speak my truth C1 +
speak our truths C1 +
splashed in B1 +
sponsored by B1 +
squirt stuff in B1 +
squirts in B1 +
stand-up-and-cheer B2 +
step on the pedal B1 +
stick your eyes in that machine B2 +
sturdier B2 +
suffers long B2 +
swallow my truth C1 +
switched to B1 +
T and A C1 +
take it seriously B1 +
take out to dinner B1 +
tank this B2 +
tap into B2 +
tell you what B1 +
that's enough A2 +
the Cadillac of C1 +
the end of the ream C1 +
the greatest of these is love B2 +
through to the semifinals B2 +
times are leaner C1 +
tons of B1 +
treasure B2 +
turn that into B1 +
turned me down B1 +
two grand B2 +
unbecoming C1 +
walk away with B2 +
watch and learn B1 +
weakness B1 +
whiff B2 +
woke up early B1 +
worried about B1 +
you already won A2 +
you can do it A2 +

In the episode "Paper Airplane," the staff of Dunder Mifflin prepares for a fun competition involving paper airplanes. This contest is inspired by a previous challenge, and everyone is excited to showcase their skills. Jim and Pam are particularly eager as they see this as an opportunity to bond with their colleagues while also adding a dose of friendly rivalry. Meanwhile, Dwight, always competitive, is determined to win the contest and impress everyone with his unique paper airplane design. The episode highlights the playful interactions among the characters, showcasing their distinct personalities and relationships in the workplace.

As the competition unfolds, tensions rise, and the atmosphere becomes charged with excitement. Jim's strategic approach contrasts with Dwight's over-the-top methods, leading to humorous moments that keep viewers engaged. Pam tries to keep the mood light while dealing with the pressure of the contest. Additionally, the episode explores the theme of teamwork as characters support each other, despite the competitive spirit. Key moments include surprising airplane designs and unexpected wins, ultimately reminding everyone that the fun of the game is what truly matters in their daily lives at Dunder Mifflin. The episode concludes with a sense of camaraderie, showing how even in competition, the bonds between coworkers can grow stronger.

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