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Brooklyn Nine-Nine シーズン 2 エピソード 15 英単語リスト

Brooklyn Nine-Nine S2E15

Windbreaker City

このページでは、「Brooklyn Nine-Nine シーズン 2 エピソード 15 英単語リスト」を通じて、英語学習者が230語の語彙を習得できます。特に、CEFRレベルB2の単語が94語含まれており、全体の約41%を占めています。エピソード「Windbreaker City」では、99分署の刑事たちが地元のウィンドブレーカー会社の強盗事件に挑む中、関連する単語を学ぶことができます。さらに、語彙リストやリーディングパッセージ、AIスピーキング練習を活用して、効果的に英語力を向上させることができます。

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230 単語
A2
5
B1
90
B2
94
C1
37
C2
4
10 pounds heavier B1 +
20 percent less devastated B2 +
a ton of B1 +
adrenaline talking C1 +
all the way to hell C1 +
anarchist C1 +
apology accepted B1 +
appreciate B1 +
arresting B1 +
assertive B2 +
assessment B2 +
assorted B2 +
at the hands of B2 +
bad ass B2 +
bad dude B1 +
badass B2 +
bare hands B1 +
basic bitch C1 +
basic bitches C1 +
be cool B1 +
beat 'em up B1 +
big leagues B2 +
bitch and moan C1 +
blood bath B2 +
blown away B2 +
body count B2 +
bounce around B2 +
breakups B1 +
brick oven B1 +
broke up with B1 +
budget tracking B2 +
bumped out B2 +
butt B2 +
can't wait A2 +
captured B1 +
care-package B1 +
catharsis C1 +
cathart C2 +
catharted C2 +
catharted hard C2 +
catharting C1 +
catharting exercises C1 +
cell towers B1 +
checked my phone A2 +
clip B1 +
colleague B1 +
cool trick B1 +
crap sack C1 +
crush B1 +
cut from the same cloth C1 +
cut you loose B2 +
deception B2 +
defying expectations C1 +
deserve to be B1 +
destroy B1 +
devastating B2 +
Die Hard references B2 +
diminish B2 +
disarmed B2 +
discriminated against B2 +
discrimination B2 +
distract them B1 +
don't buy it B2 +
drill B1 +
drop out B1 +
Drop your weapons B1 +
dropping off B1 +
dropping this off B1 +
dumb idea B1 +
dumped B1 +
e-cig B1 +
embarrassing having feelings B2 +
embrace the pain B2 +
emergency meeting B1 +
enemies for life B2 +
engage with B2 +
exotic B2 +
expanding your responsibilities B2 +
fair and square B2 +
field trip B1 +
fighting back B1 +
fill in B1 +
first pick B1 +
flaws exposed B2 +
flirts with B1 +
focus solely on B2 +
from content to tone C1 +
get back to B1 +
get back to me B1 +
get in trouble B1 +
get the hell outta B2 +
get through B1 +
get too sexual B1 +
getting that serious B1 +
go after B1 +
go with it B1 +
goad C1 +
got John McClane-d C1 +
had it in you B2 +
had no part in B2 +
hands are tied B2 +
hang around B1 +
having a moment B2 +
hostages B2 +
hostages no longer B2 +
hug freaks C1 +
huge raise B1 +
identify with B2 +
ignore everything B1 +
impress B1 +
impression B1 +
in charge B1 +
in charge of B1 +
in love A2 +
incredible events B1 +
inter-agency drill C1 +
jerk B1 +
jiggly B2 +
kicking bootay B2 +
kinda want to check it B1 +
last words B1 +
liar B1 +
lunatic B2 +
lure them in B2 +
mad at me A2 +
made fun of B1 +
mask B2 +
mega-fox C1 +
mess the whole thing up B1 +
messed up B1 +
move on B1 +
multi-surface cleaner B2 +
murdered B1 +
musk C1 +
nail it B2 +
never forget your first B2 +
no stranger to B2 +
noice B1 +
opportunity of a lifetime B2 +
opt for B2 +
outta ammo B1 +
overexplained C1 +
owe you an apology B1 +
paint ball B1 +
paint bath B2 +
pecs C1 +
Pentagon Christmas party B2 +
personality test B1 +
personality types B2 +
pinned down B2 +
piss everyone off B2 +
playing us B2 +
poodle B1 +
power pose C1 +
power pose training C1 +
power poses B2 +
pray tell C1 +
proving B1 +
psycho B2 +
puff up B2 +
ringtone B1 +
rip off B2 +
robust B2 +
rose up B2 +
rough draw B2 +
ruse C1 +
salient C1 +
Say it, don't spray it C1 +
scheduling decisions B2 +
screw this B2 +
screw up B2 +
Seasonal Affective Disorder C1 +
see you in court B2 +
settle that score B2 +
shady B2 +
shot a guy in the face B2 +
shot you in front of all your friends B2 +
sit around on their fat asses C1 +
sitting ducks B2 +
slip right out B1 +
smiley morons C1 +
sog city C2 +
some sort of B1 +
speak down to me B2 +
standing up for B2 +
stellar scores B2 +
stinks B1 +
stormed B2 +
strike a chord B2 +
sucks B1 +
sue me B2 +
suing B2 +
tabulating C1 +
tactic B2 +
take the fight to them B2 +
take your shirt off B1 +
taking so long B1 +
taped to the back B2 +
taped us to a bunch of chairs B2 +
taped us to chairs B2 +
tenacious C1 +
tenacity C1 +
terrible apology B1 +
text you back B1 +
texted me back B1 +
thinking long and hard B2 +
throw myself into B2 +
tied B1 +
tied up B1 +
took all our guns B1 +
took almost all of you out B2 +
took down B1 +
total win B1 +
tread lightly C1 +
trust me A2 +
turns back B1 +
unflattering C1 +
unnecessary B1 +
vape B1 +
waddling B1 +
waivered C1 +
waste of muscles B2 +
way worse B1 +
well-suited B2 +
whimsical C1 +
wiggle room B2 +
winning this thing B1 +
with all due respect B2 +
work this out B1 +
wow B2 +

In the episode "Windbreaker City," the detectives of the 99th precinct face a new challenge when a local windbreaker company is robbed. The team, led by Jake Peralta, is determined to solve the case and bring the thieves to justice. Meanwhile, Captain Holt is feeling competitive about his new position as the head of the precinct. He wants to impress his superiors and prove that he can lead the team effectively. This competitive spirit leads to some humorous and tense moments as the team navigates their personal and professional goals.

As the episode unfolds, Jake and Amy Santiago team up to investigate the robbery, discovering clues that lead them to a surprising suspect. Their teamwork reveals the strengths and weaknesses in their partnership, adding depth to their characters. Meanwhile, Captain Holt’s rivalry with his colleague creates a series of funny situations, pushing him to take risks he normally wouldn’t. The episode combines action with comedy, showcasing the unique dynamics among the characters. Ultimately, they learn the importance of collaboration and trust, both in their work and their relationships with each other.

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