Young Sheldon S2E12 Vocabolario Inglese

Young Sheldon S2E12

A Tummy Ache and a Whale of a Metaphor

Questa pagina è dedicata all'apprendimento dell'inglese e offre una lista di vocaboli derivati dall'episodio "A Tummy Ache and a Whale of a Metaphor" di Young Sheldon Stagione 2 Episodio 12. In totale, la lista di vocaboli inglese comprende 141 parole, con un livello CEFR predominante di B1, che include 57 parole di livello B1 e 14 di livello A2. Qui puoi esplorare il vocabolario utile per affrontare la trama in cui Sheldon si preoccupa per il suo malessere a scuola, mentre puoi anche praticare la lettura e migliorare le tue capacità di conversazione con l'AI. Approfitta di queste risorse per arricchire il tuo inglese!

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141 parole

adamant protest C1

administer B2

afraid of farm animals B1

Ain't that nice? B2

angel of mercy B2

appreciate B1

aye aye B1

blister B1

born with a hole in my heart B2

broader perspective B2

can't thank you enough B2

cat scratch fever B2

check on B1

cholera C1

close calls B2

complaining about B1

constantly B1

contagious B2

counting backwards B1

counting sheep B1

cyclic polygon C1

dead ahead B2

dengue fever B2

don't mind B1

done right by B2

doofus B1

dote on B2

emergency button B1

end of the world B1

ergo C1

escalated B2

Excuse me A2

exhale B2

extremely intelligent B2

eyes on the prize B2

fainted B2

fecal issue C1

feel each other's pain B2

feel terrible B1

first-person narration B2

formidable C1

fortunate B2

fragile B2

gallbladder B2

gallbladder removed B2

get a move on B2

get back to me B1

get my drift B2

ginger ale B1

go visit A2

gonna be A2

gonna be just fine B1

good to go B1

got off the phone B1

graduate with honors B1

grants B2

gruel C1

guilt-ridden C1

handle pain well B2

hard to port B2

health issue B1

held captive B2

here we go B1

how's he gonna pee B1

hysterical blindness C2

I told you so B1

I'll tell you what B1

in pursuit of B2

in surgery B2

incision B2

inner demons C1

inscribed C1

just fine A2

keep an eye on B1

kicking in B2

lavish with gifts B2

leprosy C1

make the best of B2

metaphor B2

miss about B1

mostly flat B1

my whole life A2

narrative voice B2

nice break B1

night night A2

no big deal B1

on a scale of one to ten B1

on his side B1

packing up B1

pain meds B1

playoffs B1

prayin' B1

precision astronomical refractor telescope C1

puberty B1

pull off B1

pulp B1

put a patch on B2

put up with B1

put you at ease B2

quadrilateral B2

questionable B2

relax in B1

relief B1

reminded B1

removed B1

ridiculous B1

right as rain B2

room temperature B1

scurvy C1

shifting point of view B2

shifts B2

snatch B2

soft kitty A2

sort of B1

special little boy B1

stalled B2

stay healthy A2

stir the fizz out B2

stomachache A2

strained B2

suffer in silence B2

surgery went great B1

sweet dreams A2

symptom B2

taking care of B1

temporary reprieve C1

thar she blows C1

that was that B1

throw away A2

time's up A2

top of my class B1

Touché C1

tummy troubles B1

tummyache B1

wake you up A2

welcome home sign A2

wicked sense of humor B2

workin' it out B1

worry about B1

yell at B1

yellow fever C1

In "A Tummy Ache and a Whale of a Metaphor," Sheldon faces a new challenge when he feels sick at school. He believes he has a serious illness, which worries his mother, Mary. Meanwhile, Sheldon's brother, Georgie, is trying to impress a girl, and he asks their father, George, for advice on how to be cool. The episode focuses on the funny and sometimes awkward moments that happen as each character deals with their problems.