The Wire S2E7 英単語

The Wire S2E7

Backwash

このページでは、「The Wire シーズン 2 エピソード 7 英単語リスト」を通じて、エピソード「Backwash」に関連する329の英単語を学ぶことができます。このリストの中で、B2レベルが最も多く、全体の64%を占めています。また、エピソードの内容に触れながら、ボルチモアの港で働く労働者たちの複雑な生活や犯罪と政治の絡み合いを理解する助けにもなります。さらに、語彙リストを使ったリーディングパッセージやAIスピーキング練習を通じて、実践的な英語力を向上させることができます。

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a step ahead B2

a word of this mess C1

accountability C1

add up B2

ain't B2

ain't gonna be a problem no more B2

ain't handle that business B2

ain't on you B2

all pussy C2

all y'all B2

all yours B2

ambition B2

anything come out B2

approaching your 20 C1

approval B2

approved visitor B2

asking too much B1

authorization B2

bang on B2

bear the whole brunt C1

been to your share B2

bits and pieces B2

blow B2

bond issues C1

borrow B1

brain surgery B2

break one's heart B2

break-bulk C1

bring him up B1

bring in B2

bring them in on it B2

bullshit B2

bullshit detail C1

call him up B1

came off nice B2

came to me B2

came up off C1

can't help it B1

care about B1

carry it B2

catch no charge B2

check this out B1

checkout B1

clean up with a shovel B2

clear the way B2

cleared it with B2

clears the yard B2

clock his ass C1

clocking C1

cloned B2

come past B2

come together B2

come up with B2

confidential informant C1

connected B2

containerized C1

contraband B2

copy that B2

could stand B2

count on B1

crimp him along C1

crossed B2

cut him a slice B2

detail B2

dig myself out of the basement C1

disappeared B1

discount B1

discount it B2

do the years B2

doing the dirt C2

Don't do anything I wouldn't do B2

don't give a fuck C1

drag his name down B2

drag you down B2

dredging C1

dropped a hatch cover B2

drug connect C1

eat those open murders C2

eliminating B2

ETA B1

even split B2

exploding global economy C1

feeling me B2

fell B2

fell in love with B1

figures handy B2

followed the can C1

for all I know B2

for starters B2

for the best B2

foreman B2

fought real hard B2

fucked her once C1

get along B1

get at you B2

get dredged C1

get paid B2

get served with B2

get through B2

get up in this C1

getting a feel for B2

give yourself too much credit B2

giving us a room with no view C1

go ahead B2

go away B1

go back in the stacks B2

go for nothing B2

go hot C1

go in your pocket C1

go missing B2

goof B2

got the pattern B2

grain pier B2

grand jury B2

grow up to be B2

hand-to-hands B2

hang down there B2

hang on the corner B2

have a way with your words C1

heading west B1

higher up on the ladder B2

hit the number C1

holding up B2

homecoming B2

homegoing C1

hooked us up B2

hooking onto B2

horror movie B1

horseshit excuses C1

how the hell B2

How you hanging? B2

how's it hanging B2

hunched over B2

hung himself B2

hung his own self B2

hypnotic C1

I'll be goddamned B2

in charge B1

in real time B2

in remembrance B2

in that can B2

in the can C1

in the service of B2

into some shit C1

job description B1

keep it real B2

keep the eyeball C1

kicking the shit out of C1

knocked up B2

later for C1

law firm B2

lay down B2

least-wise C1

left over B1

legend of the docks B2

let it pass B2

let that slide B2

link B2

listed to B2

listen to yourself B2

live one C1

live your day-to-day B2

look like Kmart C1

look tight B2

looking out for number one C1

lose a can C1

lose the leg B2

love child B2

make a show of it B2

make sure B1

making money A2

man down B2

man-hours B2

manpower B2

maxed to the max C1

mean anything to B1

misspent C1

moved on B2

murder investigation B2

my turn A2

neither the time nor the place B2

no fool B2

no shot B2

none of my business B2

not to mention B2

off the hook B2

off-site B2

offload B2

on it B1

on the clock B2

on the main line B2

on your own B2

operate under the assumption C1

out from under B2

out of bounds B2

out of line B2

owed B1

owed money B2

packages B2

pardon my French C1

passed B2

paternity B2

patrolling B2

pay down B2

pay off B2

pick this case up B2

pick up B1

pisspants C1

plays and works without the dirt C2

pretty good argument B2

principle of the thing B2

proposition B2

pull B2

pulled a day B2

pulled me aside B2

pump the wheel C1

punch numbers B2

punch numbers into a computer B2

put a point on it C2

putting it on you B2

putting out B2

quit pulling your dicks C2

rabbi C1

raised-on-Rapolla-Street white C1

ran wild on his ass C2

raw B2

re-package B2

re-up C1

reach out to B2

reached out B2

read a budget summary B2

real deal B2

relentless diligence C2

rest in peace B2

restroom A2

roles to play B2

roll through B2

roll up B2

rolled on C1

sat his ass down C1

scratching out a case C1

sell off B2

send my man around C1

sent him off B2

serve him with papers B2

set up B2

set up on B2

ship-runner C1

shortfall C1

should be all right B1

shuttle B2

sitting on B2

slap on B2

slated to be C1

sling C1

slow things down B2

slow up B2

smarter than he looks B2

smell a rat C1

smell of wisdom C1

smuggle shit B2

snap some shots B2

sneaking anything off B2

Snug as a bug in a rug C1

sold off B2

sold out quick B2

Sorry for the loss B1

sorted it out B2

spooked B2

squeeze a buck C1

stand around B2

stand by B2

stand on his own B2

stand up to B2

stand with B2

state-of-the-art B2

Stay close B1

steady B2

steal off B2

stop thinking it through B2

straight off the damn boat C1

street-level B2

stripes B2

strung himself up C1

supplier B2

supposed to B1

sure as shit C1

surveillance B2

surveillance set up B2

sworn officers B2

take a drag B2

take him B2

take that tent down B1

take the homicides B2

taking a run at C1

talk to A2

talking out of turn C1

teaches them this stuff B1

test drive B2

test run B2

that's how I'm at with it C1

the fucking bomb B2

tight B2

to the end B2

to your satisfaction B2

took down B2

toys B2

truck tags B2

true that B2

trust B1

trust with nothing B2

trustworthy B2

turnaround B2

two-bedroom joints B2

using B2

wasting all the batteries B1

weak B1

weak-ass C1

what's up with B1

win-win B2

work it around B2

work my package C2

work-related accidents B2

worked by good police B2

working off of B2

working the register B2

works clean C1

worse for wear C1

You can't get hurt if you ain't working B2

In "Backwash," the seventh episode of Season 2 of "The Wire," the complex lives of Baltimore's dockworkers and the interconnected world of crime and politics continue to unfold. The story revolves around the struggles at the Baltimore docks, where the tension between the longshoremen and the management reaches a boiling point. As the workers grapple with the impact of globalization and the decline of their trade, key characters like Frank Sobotka, the union leader, are driven by desperation to secure a future for their jobs. Meanwhile, the police investigation into the murders linked to the docks deepens, with detectives uncovering connections to a larger drug trafficking operation. This dual focus on labor issues and crime sets the stage for intense conflicts that highlight the struggles of ordinary people caught in a system that seems to be turning against them.

The episode intensifies as Frank’s attempts to revitalize the union lead him to make morally ambiguous decisions, highlighting the desperation faced by the dockworkers. Confronted with the realities of their declining industry, Frank and his associates push boundaries that lead to unexpected consequences. Simultaneously, the detectives, led by McNulty and Freamon, begin to piece together the puzzle, revealing the darker connections between the labor movement and organized crime. As the investigation progresses, tensions rise, and the repercussions of the characters' actions become more pronounced. Key moments include a dramatic confrontation at the docks that underscores the stakes involved, and personal revelations that challenge the characters’ loyalties and ethics. The episode captures the essence of struggle and survival, illustrating how the past continues to affect the present in profound ways.