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Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 3 Episodes 11 English Vocabulary List

Brooklyn Nine-Nine S3E11

Hostage Situation

This page offers a comprehensive English vocabulary list derived from Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 3 Episode 11, titled "Hostage Situation," where the precinct team navigates a challenging bank hostage scenario. With a total of 203 words, the vocabulary list is designed predominantly for learners at the B2 CEFR level, featuring 43% of the words categorized as B2, alongside supportive A2, B1, C1, and C2 vocabulary. Here, you can engage with a variety of resources, including a reading passage for contextual understanding and AI speaking practice to enhance your language skills. Explore this page to improve your English proficiency while enjoying the exciting narrative of the episode!

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203 words
A2
13
B1
76
B2
88
C1
24
C2
2
adorable B1 +
age diff B1 +
aged the best B2 +
agony B2 +
ammo B2 +
another crack B2 +
arrest me for dancing B1 +
as a precaution B2 +
as if you don't know B1 +
assume the worst B2 +
at the sight of B2 +
automobile accident B1 +
bad sign B1 +
bargaining chip B2 +
barreling toward B2 +
Been there B1 +
big time B2 +
biological father B1 +
blew it B2 +
block off B2 +
bonded over B2 +
bonding B2 +
break the law B1 +
break your heart B1 +
bring up B1 +
broke my nose B2 +
broke your face B2 +
bully B1 +
burned your whole body B2 +
buzz you in B2 +
by the way A2 +
capture image of a lifetime C1 +
Case closed B2 +
clean bill of health B2 +
cloned B2 +
complained about B1 +
concentrate B1 +
controlling your life B1 +
cover letter B1 +
covered in butter B1 +
deadline B1 +
defusing the situation B2 +
destroyer of worlds C2 +
distinctly remember B2 +
donors B2 +
dove in crotch first C1 +
drive away A2 +
drop your suit B2 +
drop your weapons B2 +
dropping the case B2 +
due B1 +
dumb-ass B1 +
dummy cup B1 +
dump B1 +
dump it into B1 +
ejected B2 +
esteemed C1 +
exposing B2 +
fill out B1 +
Flume ride B1 +
fractured B2 +
freaking out B1 +
get away from B1 +
getting sleepy A2 +
Gina culpa C1 +
give her a shot B1 +
give the people what they want B2 +
go for it B1 +
go through me B2 +
go with my gut C1 +
got you on B2 +
grab right out of her hands B2 +
great dad A2 +
gross B1 +
grow up A2 +
handcuffed yourself B2 +
having a baby A2 +
healing vapors C1 +
holding out hope B2 +
hostage situation B2 +
hugger B1 +
immunity B2 +
impress me B1 +
in charge of B1 +
inhaling B2 +
initialed B2 +
insane B2 +
inspired B2 +
insulted B1 +
interrupted B1 +
intimidate B2 +
intimidating B2 +
into me B2 +
involved in B1 +
Italian sub B1 +
justice served B2 +
Karma's a bitch C1 +
kind of A2 +
lacrosse team B1 +
lay off B1 +
legal possession B2 +
let you down B1 +
leverage B2 +
like taking candy from a baby C1 +
livid C1 +
looked him up B1 +
looking out for B1 +
lying about B1 +
made out B2 +
majestic B2 +
makes sense A2 +
maternity leave B1 +
mentee B1 +
mentor B2 +
mentorship program B2 +
messing with B1 +
mind if I take a seat B1 +
misunderstanding B1 +
municipal court system C1 +
nay C1 +
negotiation B2 +
nightmare B1 +
No doubt B1 +
noncompliance C1 +
nonnegotiable C1 +
on more than one occasion B2 +
on purpose B1 +
opened up B1 +
out with it B2 +
overwhelmed B2 +
papa A2 +
pay for it B1 +
pedestrian B1 +
petrified B2 +
pie-faced C1 +
playboy lifestyle C1 +
played catch A2 +
pop-blocked C1 +
precinct B2 +
priors B2 +
procreate C1 +
proof of life B2 +
pulling her B2 +
punk B2 +
put on our negotiation faces C1 +
question my integrity B2 +
questioning your integrity B2 +
recommendation B1 +
recommendation letter B1 +
rejected B1 +
ride a bike A2 +
Roth IRA C1 +
ruining your career B1 +
run like hell B2 +
rushing into B2 +
sangria B1 +
scare him B1 +
scared of A2 +
self-defense B1 +
shaker B1 +
sheen B2 +
shoot the hostage C1 +
shooting dust C1 +
shoplifting B1 +
shot a hostage B2 +
soothing B2 +
stalling B2 +
stand back B1 +
sterile B2 +
stormed off B2 +
strudel B1 +
study up B1 +
stylist B1 +
suing B2 +
swipe him off B1 +
take a risk B1 +
take his statement B2 +
take me down B2 +
taken off life support C1 +
tased B2 +
tell her off B2 +
the easy way or the hard way B2 +
threaten B1 +
threw up B1 +
total disaster B1 +
trying to have a baby B1 +
turn you into B1 +
turnout B2 +
tutelage C2 +
twirl B2 +
unethical B2 +
unlock B1 +
up-and-coming B2 +
uterine climate C1 +
vasectomy C1 +
volume B1 +
watch yourself B2 +
wheat toast A2 +
window B2 +
withdrawal B2 +
withdrew B2 +
work cases B2 +
yawns a-coming B2 +

In "Hostage Situation," the 11th episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine's third season, the team at the 99th precinct faces a unique challenge when they respond to a hostage situation at a bank. Jake Peralta and Amy Santiago are at the forefront, tasked with managing the crisis while trying to keep the situation under control. Meanwhile, Captain Raymond Holt and Sergeant Terry Jeffords are dealing with their own issues. Holt is preparing for a meeting that could advance his career, while Terry finds himself caught up in the excitement of the hostage scenario, making it hard for him to focus on his work. The mix of high tension and character humor sets the stage for an entertaining episode. As the episode unfolds, the characters must confront their fears and show their true skills. Jake tries to negotiate with the hostage-taker, leading to a series of unexpected and comedic events. Amy’s quick thinking shines as she helps to gather information that could save the hostages. Meanwhile, Holt’s determination to succeed in his meeting creates a humorous contrast to the chaos unfolding outside. Terry’s struggle to keep his excitement in check adds to the comedic tension. The episode is filled with twists and moments of character growth, ultimately highlighting the importance of teamwork and bravery in the face of danger. The blend of humor and drama keeps viewers engaged and eager to see how the situation resolves.

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