Parks and Recreation シーズン 3 エピソード 15 英単語リスト

Parks and Recreation S3E15

The Bubble

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143 単語
A2
3
B1
58
B2
64
C1
18
accessible B2 +
adjourned B2 +
administrative assistant B1 +
all of a sudden B1 +
anecdote B2 +
any relation B1 +
applies to B2 +
archives B2 +
asking for it B2 +
back to normal B1 +
ball-busting C1 +
bully B1 +
came off B2 +
certified B2 +
citizen request B2 +
coincidence B1 +
come up with B1 +
compromise B2 +
confiscated B2 +
connect B1 +
crazy amounts of B2 +
crime scene B1 +
crisis averted B2 +
crossed your legs B1 +
crystal meth C1 +
cuddling B1 +
cupcake B1 +
cutest things on four legs B2 +
deadly serious B2 +
deal with B1 +
delay the inevitable B2 +
digitize B2 +
Don't bother B1 +
down to one word a minute B2 +
driving me crazy B1 +
enjoy the bubble B2 +
enjoy the show B1 +
entrepreneurial spirit B2 +
epitome C1 +
fascist hardass C1 +
feedback B1 +
figured B1 +
fill the volume B2 +
flirting B1 +
flossing habits B1 +
get fired B1 +
get rough B1 +
get yourself together B2 +
give 110% B2 +
give off B2 +
go back to B1 +
go over to B1 +
good call B1 +
got it A2 +
got shot B1 +
got some shirt on your coffee B2 +
got up on the wrong side of the crib B2 +
gotta jam B2 +
government-wide memo B2 +
grinding halt C1 +
grouch B2 +
handle it B1 +
harsh B2 +
hash out B2 +
have a word with him B1 +
have it out C1 +
help me out B1 +
help us out B1 +
hitting it off B2 +
holds on to B1 +
hour on your first day B1 +
impressed by B1 +
in my wheelhouse C1 +
inaugural C1 +
isn't gonna work B1 +
It's your call B1 +
keep an open mind B2 +
keep my eye on B1 +
keep your hands off B2 +
kickass C1 +
like crack C1 +
make a pass at B2 +
make holes B1 +
make out with B2 +
marooning him on freak island C1 +
memorize B1 +
mix B1 +
mull over B2 +
multitasking B2 +
name tags B1 +
office mate B1 +
office relationships B2 +
one-way ticket B1 +
outflank C1 +
pains me to say B2 +
part-time job B1 +
Peter out B2 +
pleasure B1 +
plummet to my death C1 +
poisonous gas B2 +
preambles C1 +
pronto C1 +
pushover B2 +
put a permanent freeze on B2 +
put a pin in this C1 +
put my mother in a good mood B1 +
reconnect B2 +
rhyming B1 +
rolled-over B2 +
rule against B2 +
savor this moment B2 +
screwed up B2 +
scuba diving B1 +
self-assured B2 +
sexual harassment B2 +
shake things up B2 +
shakeups B2 +
shining down on B2 +
shoeshine boy B1 +
shrinks up B2 +
sit back B1 +
snap judgments B2 +
spilled B1 +
spineless B2 +
sprinkler water B1 +
start over B1 +
start-paperwork jamboree C1 +
stonewalled C1 +
sun tea B1 +
swivel B2 +
swivel away B2 +
take separate cars B1 +
thought this through B2 +
took off B1 +
trapped B1 +
turns into something real B2 +
usage report B2 +
valuable B1 +
vending machine A2 +
waffle explosion B2 +
wake up A2 +
What's up B1 +
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade B2 +

In "The Bubble," the fifteenth episode of Parks and Recreation's third season, the characters find themselves grappling with the consequences of a new neighborhood initiative. Leslie Knope, the enthusiastic deputy director of the Parks and Recreation Department, is determined to create a bubble around Pawnee, a community she loves dearly. This bubble is intended to protect the town from the influence of negative outside factors, but it becomes a source of conflict. Meanwhile, Chris Traeger, the optimistic state auditor, is focused on making Pawnee a better place through his own unique methods. He introduces a proposal that sparks disagreement among the town's residents and officials, creating an atmosphere of tension and excitement as everyone tries to navigate their differing opinions and approaches to community improvement.

The episode unfolds as Leslie faces challenges in her mission to maintain the integrity of Pawnee while Chris's proposal threatens to disrupt the established way of life. As the townspeople react to the changes, a series of comedic yet poignant moments arise, showcasing the characters' distinct personalities and philosophies. Leslie's passion and idealism clash with Chris's more pragmatic approach, leading to humorous yet insightful exchanges. Meanwhile, Ron Swanson, the libertarian and staunch defender of personal freedom, finds himself caught between the two forces, providing a unique perspective on the situation. As the story progresses, the characters learn valuable lessons about compromise, community values, and the importance of understanding different viewpoints, culminating in a resolution that highlights the strength of their relationships despite their disagreements.