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Breaking Bad シーズン 2 エピソード 1 英単語リスト

Breaking Bad S2E1

Seven Thirty-Seven

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181 単語
A2
2
B1
47
B2
102
C1
30
a touch of B2 +
adjusting for inflation C1 +
admit it B1 +
afford to fix B1 +
ambulance B1 +
apologize B1 +
apologize in advance B2 +
arrange our next meet B2 +
ass-beating C1 +
assassinate B2 +
at the last minute B2 +
bad ass B2 +
bad time B1 +
barely speaks B2 +
beat a dude to death B2 +
big hurry B2 +
big lug C1 +
big mouth B2 +
big time B2 +
bled out B2 +
book learnin' C1 +
breathe into B2 +
bring in B2 +
bullet holes B2 +
buzzards C1 +
call her back A2 +
can't help it B2 +
castor beans B2 +
catches up to B1 +
center of attention B1 +
changing up B2 +
charge a penalty B2 +
check out B2 +
Check this out B1 +
Chop-chop B2 +
clean up B1 +
clear about B2 +
closing in B2 +
come on in B1 +
coming after B2 +
coming at you B2 +
conjecture C1 +
cook crystal meth B2 +
cook good meth B2 +
cooking old-school biker meth C1 +
crap B2 +
crime scene B2 +
cruising B2 +
dead air C1 +
death wound C1 +
degenerate C1 +
delivery device B2 +
depends on B1 +
do me this huge favor B1 +
do-able B2 +
earful C1 +
early bird B2 +
every bit as pure B2 +
extremely effective B2 +
face the day B2 +
figure out B1 +
for hours on end B2 +
freaky B2 +
get a photo of me with B1 +
get in A2 +
get involved B2 +
get out of here B1 +
get out of your way B2 +
get rid of B1 +
get through B2 +
gets his hands on B2 +
go ahead B1 +
got arrested B1 +
got your days of the week wrong B2 +
hand truck B2 +
handle B2 +
hang B2 +
hang ups B1 +
heat up B1 +
hip B2 +
hold up B2 +
Holy shit C1 +
hurry up B1 +
I've gotta B1 +
in short supply B2 +
in the clear B2 +
inject a tiny pellet C1 +
inoperable C1 +
insanely high C1 +
keep bringing me that B1 +
keep it down B1 +
kept out of it B2 +
kleptomaniac C1 +
know their trade B2 +
known associates C1 +
lay 'em out flat B2 +
lay it on me B2 +
leave something for the coroner C1 +
leave town B1 +
lingo B2 +
locked down tight B2 +
look out B1 +
loose ends B2 +
lukewarm B2 +
make a big score C1 +
make a lot of money B1 +
make do B2 +
manages to be B2 +
modified the tip B2 +
move our product B2 +
natural causes B2 +
new players in town B2 +
no more B1 +
not much bigger than B2 +
on the way B1 +
ongoing process B2 +
overdrawn checking account B2 +
overlook during an autopsy C1 +
owing to B2 +
pick up B1 +
piece of shit C1 +
pissed off B2 +
poetic justice C1 +
process them into B2 +
psychotic C1 +
pull this out B2 +
pulse B2 +
put a dent in it C1 +
put a pin in that C1 +
put out feelers C1 +
quite ready B2 +
recognize B1 +
return her phone calls B1 +
rotting out C1 +
running low B2 +
salesmanship C1 +
screwed up B2 +
self-preservation B2 +
sent this over B2 +
sessions B2 +
set up B1 +
shoplifter B2 +
should've called first B2 +
shut up B1 +
smells fresher B2 +
smells like feet B2 +
snap B2 +
spoiled B1 +
staring at B1 +
steal it ourselves B1 +
stepping on some toes B2 +
street skills B2 +
study of change B2 +
support the shit out of C1 +
supposedly B2 +
take it out on B2 +
take that back B1 +
the bomb B2 +
tired of B1 +
to myself B2 +
too damn white B2 +
toxic in small doses B2 +
Try rolling it B1 +
unacceptable B2 +
up and down B1 +
ups and downs B2 +
utility closet B2 +
wants out B2 +
waste us B2 +
ways and means C1 +
what do you got for me B2 +
what the hell B2 +
what's been going on B1 +
wholesale B2 +
wind up B2 +
working for B1 +
working on B1 +
working on it B1 +
would you care to B2 +
yell at B1 +
you're all right B1 +

In the gripping season opener of "Breaking Bad," titled "Seven Thirty-Seven," the narrative plunges into the aftermath of a shocking incident involving the main character, Walter White. After the harrowing events of the previous season, Walter finds himself entangled in a precarious situation as he grapples with the ramifications of his actions. The episode reintroduces key characters, including his former student and partner, Jesse Pinkman, who is reeling from the violent turn of events. Walter's wife, Skyler, becomes increasingly suspicious of his erratic behavior, while Hank, Walter’s brother-in-law and a DEA agent, unwittingly inches closer to uncovering the truth about Walter's double life. As tensions rise, the stakes escalate, creating a palpable sense of dread and urgency that permeates the episode, setting the stage for the conflicts that will unfold throughout the season.

The episode deftly weaves together multiple storylines, each fraught with tension and character development. Walter's internal struggle becomes apparent as he attempts to maintain a façade of normalcy while dealing with the consequences of his illicit activities. His relationship with Skyler deteriorates as she confronts him about his increasingly erratic behavior, leading to moments of intense emotional confrontation. Meanwhile, Jesse is depicted as a character caught in a downward spiral, battling his own demons and grappling with the fallout from their criminal exploits. The introduction of new antagonists, including a menacing figure linked to the drug trade, adds another layer of conflict, heightening the sense of danger that surrounds Walter and Jesse. Key moments in the episode culminate in a tense confrontation that leaves viewers on the edge of their seats, foreshadowing the tumultuous path ahead for all the characters involved. As personal and external conflicts collide, "Seven Thirty-Seven" effectively sets the tone for a season filled with moral dilemmas, escalating violence, and the relentless pursuit of power.

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