How I Met Your Mother シーズン 4 エピソード 11 英単語リスト

How I Met Your Mother S4E11

Little Minnesota

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154 単語
A1
3
A2
24
B1
64
B2
42
C1
18
C2
3
act on it B2 +
acted like a total jerk B1 +
afraid of the dark A2 +
all-nude strip club C2 +
at your guys' expense B2 +
ate it up B2 +
aware B1 +
beat B1 +
belittle C1 +
bend over backwards C1 +
big news B1 +
blabbed B2 +
blame me B1 +
blink my eyes A2 +
bloat B2 +
bumped into him B1 +
busted for B2 +
By the way B1 +
can't afford it A2 +
Can't miss A2 +
catch two fish with one hook B2 +
change a lightbulb A2 +
chat with you A2 +
co-sign B2 +
comforting B1 +
connections B2 +
cosign C2 +
count on B1 +
deserved B1 +
don't care A2 +
Don't need your help A2 +
dragged us B1 +
fancy B1 +
felt sorry for you B1 +
find out A2 +
flattered B2 +
fly-fishing business C1 +
For a sec A2 +
Forget it B1 +
found oot B1 +
freezing B1 +
freshwater B1 +
get a move on B2 +
get homesick B1 +
get oot A2 +
get to know you B1 +
go through B1 +
go through with it B2 +
good solid deadbolt C1 +
Good-bye A1 +
got a possible A2 +
got high score B1 +
got in B1 +
gotta go B1 +
great white north C1 +
growing up B1 +
hair products B1 +
hand over B1 +
handled B1 +
hate my guts C1 +
heading over B1 +
Hiding A2 +
hitch in your giddyap C1 +
hold your breath B2 +
homesick B1 +
hop on a plane B2 +
hung up B1 +
I'm so sorry A2 +
immature B1 +
impersonate C1 +
insane B1 +
intense B2 +
invented B1 +
irresponsible B1 +
Jealous B1 +
jump ahead B2 +
keeping an eye on B1 +
kiddo B1 +
knock 'em dead B2 +
last-minute B2 +
lease B1 +
let alone B2 +
loan them a smoke B2 +
Look inside A2 +
lost A2 +
mad B1 +
made it clear B1 +
made landfall C1 +
make a scene B2 +
make it B2 +
manicures B1 +
marathon B2 +
mature B1 +
Merry christmas A1 +
missed the field goal B1 +
nail C1 +
no intention B2 +
no saint C1 +
not to brag B2 +
nothing for me B1 +
on tap B2 +
on the hook B2 +
order alcohol B1 +
out-of-control B2 +
owns A2 +
perky B1 +
poured some beer on it B1 +
prejudice B2 +
prospects B2 +
protect her A2 +
proud to be B1 +
push it towards A2 +
real men B1 +
reeled in B2 +
rental B1 +
responsible A2 +
retired B1 +
serious about B1 +
sexually charged C2 +
shanked C1 +
shoplifting B1 +
signed the lease B1 +
spreads like wildfire C1 +
spying on B1 +
stating a fact B1 +
steal my bar A2 +
stereotype B2 +
strip down C1 +
suck down C1 +
supposed to be B1 +
sweet B1 +
swipe B2 +
swivels B2 +
tag along B1 +
tend to B2 +
tip of the angler's cap C1 +
to this day B2 +
Tore up B2 +
track you down B2 +
train wreck C1 +
transferring B2 +
trivial pursuit C1 +
trust B1 +
trust me A2 +
trusted A2 +
turn off A2 +
Turning over a new leaf B2 +
turns them on B2 +
unfair B1 +
wiped away B1 +
Wiped away a tear B1 +
worth B1 +
wrecked B2 +
You're welcome A1 +

In the episode "Little Minnesota" from Season 4 of "How I Met Your Mother," the main characters experience a mix of nostalgia and new beginnings. Ted is excited to meet a woman named Stella, who he believes could be a potential romantic partner. Meanwhile, Robin is struggling with her Canadian identity and decides to host a party to celebrate her roots. She invites her friends to a themed event that showcases her culture. The episode captures the group's dynamics as they navigate their feelings about relationships and their pasts.

As the party unfolds, Ted's hopes for a romantic connection with Stella hit a bump when he realizes they have different expectations. He tries to impress her, but things do not go as planned. At the same time, Robin's party becomes a source of tension when some of her friends do not understand her love for Canada. The night is filled with humorous misunderstandings and moments of reflection. Ultimately, each character learns something about themselves, their friendships, and the importance of embracing their identities, setting the stage for future developments in their lives.