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The Wire Stagione 2 Episodi 3 Lista di Vocabolario Inglese

The Wire S2E3

Hot Shots

Questa pagina è dedicata all'apprendimento dell'inglese attraverso una lista di vocaboli estratti da "The Wire Stagione 2 Episodio 3 Lista di Vocabolario Inglese," che contiene un totale di 363 parole. Con un livello CEFR dominante di B2, la lista offre un'ottima opportunità per espandere il tuo lessico, con il 55% delle parole classificate come B2. In "Hot Shots," il terzo episodio, seguiamo le vite di vari personaggi mentre affrontano le complessità del loro ambiente; qui puoi anche trovare un passaggio di lettura e opportunità di pratica di conversazione con AI, rendendo l'apprendimento dell'inglese sia interattivo che coinvolgente.

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363 parole
A2
8
B1
55
B2
199
C1
88
C2
13
10 cents on the dollar C1 +
a little late for that B1 +
acting normal B2 +
advance B2 +
advances on their salary B2 +
affectations C1 +
afraid not B1 +
ain't been getting hours B2 +
ain't gonna be doing but a small piece of this 20 C1 +
ain't got no flex C1 +
ain't no thing B2 +
ain't nothing but B2 +
ain't on the case B1 +
ain't so bad B1 +
ain't up B2 +
altar-boy-guilt C2 +
apiece B2 +
aren't real A2 +
around the world in 880 days C2 +
asking for my man B2 +
asking for myself B2 +
Asset Forfeiture C1 +
ate it B2 +
Avon's call B2 +
baby mama B2 +
back right quick B2 +
background B2 +
bag no babies C1 +
banged around B2 +
bangs down B2 +
barely made a dent C1 +
beat-down B2 +
been fair B1 +
below decks B2 +
bill of lading C1 +
blast our way C1 +
bleeds B2 +
bother B2 +
brand new on the market B2 +
break the case down B2 +
bring it to you outside B1 +
broke up with B1 +
brought in B2 +
brought over B1 +
by the manifest C1 +
Cadillac of cameras C1 +
called it B2 +
came back A2 +
came back positive B2 +
can B1 +
cannot be located B2 +
caught up B2 +
chances are B2 +
charge in B2 +
chat up B2 +
check up on B2 +
check-and-raise C1 +
CI C1 +
clear B2 +
collateral damage C1 +
come a-calling C1 +
come up with a plan B1 +
comes to B2 +
coming across the water B2 +
coming back B1 +
coming to you for the setup C1 +
connects B1 +
coronation C1 +
count right B2 +
count votes B2 +
cover up B2 +
cut it too short B2 +
cut loose B2 +
cutting it B1 +
dead end B2 +
dead ends B2 +
deductive motherfucker C2 +
definitely not B1 +
detail B2 +
detailed to C1 +
DNRs C1 +
do a quarter B2 +
do better than that B1 +
do me a favor B1 +
do that time B2 +
don't fuck with me C1 +
don't give a damn B2 +
done told you before B2 +
down on B2 +
dredging C1 +
dressed like B2 +
drop all the cellular joints C1 +
drops charges B2 +
dump it on B2 +
dusty B2 +
easy money B2 +
easy on you B2 +
eat around the edges C1 +
every now and again B2 +
fade me C2 +
falling out B2 +
feel guilty about B2 +
find where her people at B2 +
firm B2 +
first mate B2 +
for Christ's sake B2 +
full of A2 +
full of favors B2 +
funny how that go B2 +
get in closer B2 +
get my head up out of this shithole C1 +
get off me B1 +
get popped C1 +
get the day off B1 +
get to B2 +
get to finishing B2 +
get to someplace better B2 +
get your head right B2 +
give it a rest B2 +
give this one a name B2 +
go ashore B2 +
go down like this B2 +
go to waste B2 +
go with B1 +
goes for B2 +
going out B1 +
gone and got strategic C1 +
gonna take a while B1 +
good business B2 +
got a line on C1 +
got caught slipping C1 +
got got C1 +
got me thinking B2 +
got them good C1 +
got you good B2 +
grab a day B2 +
grabbed B1 +
Green Lantern B2 +
guns a-blazing C1 +
had to figure B2 +
hand-to-hands C1 +
hangs B2 +
has his hand out C1 +
have a round on me B2 +
haven't a clue B2 +
hearing is believing B2 +
hell of a pull C1 +
hit B2 +
hit the berth C1 +
holding it down C1 +
holds B2 +
home free C1 +
hooked up B2 +
hoping for a lazy repo man C2 +
hot shots C1 +
Housecat B2 +
how the hell B2 +
how you liking B1 +
how's it hanging B2 +
I'm with you on it B2 +
impertinence C1 +
in a big way B2 +
in his damn drawers C1 +
in the can C1 +
in the hall B2 +
in the way of B2 +
in their favor B2 +
insult my ace C2 +
interpreters B2 +
it'll do B1 +
it's now or never B2 +
Johnny-come-lately C1 +
jumped ship C1 +
jumping ship B2 +
keep hold of B2 +
keep your head low B2 +
keep your head straight C1 +
knock it off B2 +
know your varmints C1 +
Kodak moment C1 +
late on my dues B2 +
laying low B2 +
lead you around B2 +
let me count the ways C1 +
liaison C1 +
lick me B2 +
lighting up B2 +
lit him up B2 +
lock-down B2 +
make me look funny B2 +
make nice B2 +
make that right B2 +
make the deal B2 +
makes no sense B1 +
making friends A2 +
market saturation C1 +
mass grave B2 +
messed up B1 +
misdelivery C1 +
money always right B2 +
move along B2 +
move me that way C1 +
narrow it down B2 +
net loss B2 +
no doubt B2 +
no need to count B1 +
no-count C1 +
not to mention B2 +
notice B1 +
offset C1 +
okay it B1 +
on lock-down B2 +
on me B2 +
on sale B1 +
on the step B2 +
on the street B1 +
on time A2 +
on top of things B2 +
one hell of a B2 +
open your mind B2 +
our time B2 +
out of love B2 +
out the door B2 +
owe B1 +
paid this thing no mind B2 +
paperwork on this cat B2 +
parking that piece-of-shit Buick C1 +
pattern B2 +
pay B1 +
pay for a box and a mortician C1 +
pension board B2 +
pick it up B1 +
pick me a winner B2 +
picked up B1 +
plainclothes B2 +
play Wall Street C2 +
pocket change B2 +
pool a few dollars together B2 +
posting B2 +
pre-law B2 +
preliminary B2 +
presence B2 +
priors C1 +
prostrate C2 +
pull an ID B2 +
pulling it out B1 +
put him down B2 +
put in for B2 +
put in his papers C1 +
put our cards up C1 +
put out teletypes C1 +
putting the papers in B2 +
quarters a week C1 +
quorum C1 +
raise you back B2 +
ran his ass up out of C1 +
rat hole B2 +
ready to roll B2 +
real elves B1 +
regardless B2 +
rethink B2 +
roger that B2 +
roll past B2 +
run this by B2 +
running things B2 +
sail through B2 +
Santa's elves are short B2 +
scrip C1 +
scripting C1 +
see it or fold B2 +
see that coming B2 +
see what I'm saying B1 +
sending you something in the mail B1 +
sent me humps C2 +
separation agreement C1 +
set here B2 +
ship her back B2 +
shit or get off the pot C2 +
shot and a beer B2 +
showtime B2 +
shut up B2 +
shut your mouth B1 +
sit up B1 +
sitting in the front room window B2 +
slip B2 +
some shit is coming down C1 +
something you don't see every day B2 +
son of a bitch B2 +
sounds about over B2 +
sounds right B1 +
spread the word B2 +
stack B1 +
stand in your light C1 +
standing out B2 +
staring at B2 +
started it B1 +
stay solid C1 +
steel door B2 +
stepping up B2 +
stevedore C1 +
stick my tongue up some guy's ass C2 +
streak B2 +
surveillance van B2 +
swabs B2 +
take B2 +
take care A2 +
take heed C1 +
talk some shit C1 +
talk to me B1 +
talking a big number C1 +
tall and immortal B2 +
targeting B2 +
teach you everything B1 +
teasing B1 +
tell me about it B2 +
ten-hut C1 +
that bad B1 +
that Catholic shit C1 +
that's all she wrote C1 +
the fact remains B2 +
the last man out of the room C1 +
the man to him C1 +
the numbers don't go that high B2 +
the shit is everyday C1 +
think of something B1 +
throw myself out C1 +
throw shit C1 +
throwing money at B2 +
ties up B2 +
too scared to B2 +
too soon to call B2 +
took a stroll B2 +
tossed off B2 +
trace back to B2 +
tuck them in B2 +
turn it around B2 +
tweedy C2 +
ugly enough B1 +
under the same roof B2 +
undocumented B2 +
unwritten rule C1 +
up on wheels B2 +
upfront B2 +
uses B2 +
vehicle log B2 +
wait for him to come out B1 +
waking up A2 +
wander in B2 +
wanna B1 +
wasting time B1 +
weak man's road C1 +
weak shit C1 +
weak-ass shit C1 +
what the hell's wrong with you B2 +
what's it gonna take B2 +
what's the difference A2 +
what's wrong with you B1 +
without no pot to piss in C2 +
work it back C1 +
work the other side of the room C1 +
working the tier C1 +
worrying yourself B1 +
your boat has sailed C1 +

In "Hot Shots," the third episode of Season 2 of The Wire, the narrative delves deeper into the lives of various characters as they navigate the complexities of their environments. The episode primarily focuses on the struggles of the dockworkers and the impact of organized crime on their lives. Frank Sabotka, the union leader, is attempting to revitalize the waterfront with hopes of securing jobs for his members, but he finds himself increasingly entangled with the criminal underworld. Meanwhile, the police continue their investigation into the smuggling operations connected to the docks, led by Detective McNulty, who is trying to piece together the larger picture of corruption that affects both the port and the city. Additionally, the episode explores the personal challenges faced by the characters, revealing their vulnerabilities and ambitions amidst the chaos of their surroundings.

As the episode progresses, tensions rise between the characters as they confront their circumstances. Frank's determination to save the union leads him to make questionable decisions, drawing the attention of both law enforcement and rival criminals. In parallel, McNulty's relentless pursuit of the truth puts him at odds with his superiors, who are more concerned with maintaining the status quo than addressing the deeper issues plaguing the city. The dockworkers, feeling the pressure of economic decline, are pushed to make desperate choices that threaten their livelihoods and safety. Key moments in the episode highlight the intersections of power, loyalty, and survival, ultimately leading to a climactic confrontation that underscores the fragility of hope in a world rife with corruption and despair. Through these intertwined narratives, "Hot Shots" captures the essence of struggle and the fight for dignity in a challenging environment.

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