The Office S3E16 영어 단어

The Office S3E16

Business School

이 페이지는 The Office 시즌 3 에피소드 16 영어 단어 목록을 제공하며, 총 130개의 단어로 구성되어 있습니다. 이 에피소드 "Business School"에서는 Dunder Mifflin 직원들이 배우고 가르치는 도전에 직면하게 됩니다. 사용자는 B1 수준의 단어를 중심으로 독해 연습과 AI 음성 연습을 통해 영어 실력을 향상시킬 수 있습니다. CEFR 분포는 A2: 4 단어 (3%), B1: 57 단어 (44%), B2: 53 단어 (41%), C1: 14 단어 (11%), C2: 2 단어 (2%)로, 다양한 수준의 학습자에게 적합합니다.

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130 단어

100 Grand B2

absolutely guarantee B2

adapt B1

allegiance C1

Animal Control B2

apply B1

art show B1

back together B1

big picture B2

blew out B1

blinding B2

borrow A2

braggy C1

break this down B1

breakthrough B2

bring our A game B2

brings back B1

bumps you up B2

came forward B2

changed my life B1

Chunky B1

come out B1

compete against B1

compete with B1

controlling animals B2

David will always beat Goliath C1

destiny B2

dignity B2

draw the shades B2

drive myself home B1

dying off B1

ebony tower C2

economics B2

emeritus C1

eternal journey C1

extraordinary B2

facing five Goliaths C1

fancy word B1

fire people B1

food service B1

forwarding B1

freehand B2

get back on track B2

get excited B1

get off A2

getting going B1

give up B1

glare B2

go out of business B1

graduating B1

great line B1

guest speaker B1

here to stay B2

Herfindahl Index C1

hold still B1

honored B2

hooked up with B2

hunted B1

in love A2

inspiration B2

inspire B2

inspires people B1

inspiring B2

ivory tower C1

leadership B2

lie down A2

life lessons B2

made a sale B1

manufacturing B2

maturity B2

motel art B2

moving to the annex B1

nailed it B2

nationwide chain B2

not a big deal B1

obsolete B2

on a path B2

one crisis at a time B2

overestimate B2

pack your things B1

PayDay B1

per se C1

personal B1

Polack-says-what index C2

pop quiz B1

powerful B1

present B1

priceless B2

proceed B2

proud of B1

quit it B1

race across town B2

railroads B1

really into it B1

remain calm B1

road show B2

rousing B2

sales B1

show up with B1

skid B2

slow down B1

solid foundation B2

source of beauty B2

spazz C1

spazzy C1

stake B2

started a fire B1

step up B2

strong points B1

suck on that C1

temporary B1

thingamajig B2

tingly B2

tourism B1

tracings B2

trapped B1

turned back into B1

unable B1

unacceptable B1

unwilling B1

vampiric germ C1

videotape B1

weird B1

Whatchamacallit B2

white-hot B2

whosi-whatsi B2

wish him well B1

without further ado B2

worth its weight in gold C1

wouldn't miss it for the world B2

In the episode "Business School," the employees of Dunder Mifflin find themselves dealing with the challenges of learning and teaching. Michael Scott, the office manager, is invited to a business school where he will speak to students about his experiences. He is excited about this opportunity but is also nervous about how he will be perceived. Meanwhile, Pam Beesly, who is trying to improve her art skills, is also invited to show her artwork at the school. The situation creates a mix of excitement and anxiety for both Michael and Pam as they prepare for their respective presentations.