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Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 5 Episodes 1 English Vocabulary List

Brooklyn Nine-Nine S5E1

The Big House Pt 1

This page offers a comprehensive vocabulary list for learners looking to enhance their English skills through the engaging context of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 5 Episode 1." Titled "The Big House Pt 1," this episode features Jake Peralta and Rosa Diaz navigating the challenges of prison life. Here, you can explore a vocabulary list containing 198 words, predominantly at the B2 level, with a CEFR breakdown that includes 12 words at A2, 78 at B1, 87 at B2, 19 at C1, and 2 at C2. Utilize the vocabulary list, practice your reading comprehension, and engage in AI speaking exercises to improve your language proficiency effectively.

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198 words
A2
12
B1
78
B2
87
C1
19
C2
2
a lot of eyes on B2 +
a man on the inside B2 +
a splash of B2 +
ace B2 +
alarm went off B1 +
alliteration C1 +
anti-Semitic B2 +
arrested for cannibalism C1 +
baby shower B1 +
beat the crap out of B2 +
beats up B1 +
Beef Baby C1 +
behind bars B2 +
between visits B1 +
big-time B2 +
biker type B2 +
blackmailing B2 +
bleed to death B2 +
bleeding B1 +
blown away B2 +
booby traps B2 +
brass C1 +
break you B1 +
bring a lot of heat down on C1 +
broke the news B2 +
bumped into B1 +
buttons to push B2 +
caged bird B2 +
cancel my cable B1 +
cannibal B2 +
cellmate B1 +
chomp down B1 +
close the deal B2 +
combing B2 +
come on A2 +
come up with B1 +
commissary B2 +
commitment B2 +
committed to B2 +
confessed to everything B2 +
conform to B2 +
congratulations A2 +
conk on the head C1 +
contraband B2 +
convinced B1 +
cost you B1 +
could be of help B2 +
could go for B2 +
covering her tracks B2 +
cowardly B2 +
crumbling B1 +
currency B2 +
cut your testicles off C2 +
dare B1 +
death machines B2 +
deceptively athletic C1 +
dehumanization C2 +
destabilizing C1 +
did a big thing on it B2 +
die in here B1 +
disrespectful B1 +
doing a sweep B2 +
dreaming about B1 +
dunk B1 +
dyed it back B1 +
earn their respect B2 +
earned the benefit of the doubt B2 +
eating the evidence B2 +
exonerate C1 +
file a complaint B2 +
fired B1 +
fixes prison B2 +
flaunt C1 +
flee the country B2 +
flexing my eyes C1 +
for once B1 +
found anything on B1 +
framed B2 +
front-facing B2 +
gave us room to work B2 +
gen pop C1 +
get back to B1 +
get down to B1 +
get in B1 +
get through this B2 +
give it a shot B1 +
go wrong B1 +
goes on B1 +
goodbye touching time B1 +
got in good with B2 +
got nothing to hide B1 +
got prison all figured B2 +
got the hang of B1 +
gotta B1 +
graphic B2 +
grown in B2 +
hang on one sec B1 +
hardworking B1 +
hate A2 +
heard from B1 +
held back B2 +
how's my case going A2 +
hung himself B2 +
incarceration C1 +
incident B2 +
interfering with B2 +
isolated B2 +
join a gang B1 +
lockdown B2 +
long shot B1 +
lure B2 +
make him mad B1 +
maternity leave B1 +
mess with B2 +
moment of your time B1 +
money launderer C1 +
motivated B1 +
neat B1 +
nickname A2 +
no use for B2 +
on the outside B1 +
on your conscience B2 +
ordered B1 +
out for blood B2 +
pack your bags B1 +
part of A2 +
pass them by B1 +
pay no attention to B1 +
penal system C1 +
piece-of-crap B2 +
pity B1 +
playing the gay card C1 +
protection B1 +
protective custody B2 +
prove myself B2 +
prude B2 +
psychopath B2 +
ranch B1 +
regret it B1 +
remind me not to B1 +
replace you B1 +
replaced B1 +
responsible for B1 +
rise and shine B1 +
safety gang B2 +
save his life B1 +
saw you coming B2 +
scary rides A2 +
screw it up B2 +
screw me over B2 +
second chances B1 +
seminar B1 +
set him off B2 +
shank C1 +
shiv C1 +
sitting down with me B1 +
sitting idle B2 +
smuggle B2 +
snitch B2 +
snitches B2 +
solitary B2 +
sounded really bad B1 +
spending every free minute B2 +
spoiling myself B2 +
sprinkle B1 +
stab B2 +
stomp on B1 +
street flavor B2 +
super excited A2 +
take it out B1 +
take that phone B1 +
taping B1 +
tasty B1 +
that's enough touching B1 +
this I've gotta see B2 +
threw the shiv C1 +
too bad A2 +
touching time B1 +
trace to B2 +
transfer me B1 +
turned white B1 +
under the table B2 +
unreasonable B2 +
visiting day B1 +
wake me up A2 +
warning stomps B2 +
way too long B1 +
welcome aboard B1 +
went 0 for 16 B2 +
what hurts the most B1 +
what's going on with A2 +
what's up A2 +
when no one's watching B1 +
word against theirs B2 +
working it in here B2 +
wrongly convicted B2 +
you're damn right B2 +
zoom in B1 +

In the first episode of Season 5 of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," titled "The Big House Pt 1," the story revolves around Jake Peralta and Rosa Diaz as they adjust to life in prison. After the events of the previous season, Jake is sent to a maximum-security prison for helping a criminal. Rosa decides to join him to protect him and keep him safe. Meanwhile, back at the precinct, Captain Holt faces challenges as he tries to maintain order in the absence of Jake. The rest of the squad, including Amy, Terry, and Gina, work together to help their friends while dealing with their own concerns about Jake's safety in prison.

As the episode unfolds, tensions rise for both Jake and Rosa in prison. They face dangerous inmates and must navigate the complex prison environment. Jake tries to stay positive and uses his humor to cope with the stressful situation. However, things take a serious turn when he realizes the real dangers they face. Back at the precinct, Captain Holt struggles to keep morale high while dealing with the challenges of managing the team without Jake. Each character reacts differently to the situation; some show their determination to help, while others worry about their friends. The episode builds suspense and excitement as it sets the stage for the challenges Jake and Rosa will continue to face in the next part of the story.

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