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Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 6 Episodes 16 English Vocabulary List

Brooklyn Nine-Nine S6E16

Cinco de Mayo

This page offers a comprehensive vocabulary list tailored for learners looking to enhance their English skills through the engaging context of Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 6 Episode 16, titled "Cinco de Mayo." With a total of 280 words, this vocabulary list is predominantly at the B2 CEFR level, making it perfect for intermediate learners. You can explore essential terms and phrases related to the episode's lively celebration as Captain Holt encourages the precinct to get involved in the festivities. Additionally, this page provides a reading passage and opportunities for AI speaking practice, allowing you to reinforce your learning and gain confidence in using English in various contexts.

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280 words
A2
10
B1
108
B2
114
C1
42
C2
6
a lot of yolks B1 +
absolved C1 +
ace this thing B2 +
Achilles' tendons B2 +
acting so weird B1 +
actionable C1 +
alley B1 +
anchor yourself B2 +
apologize B1 +
appreciating B1 +
arrange your affairs B2 +
at the end of the day B2 +
awesome B1 +
banner B1 +
beat you to death B2 +
betrayals B2 +
betrayed B2 +
betraying B2 +
betraying me B2 +
bit my own tongue B2 +
blew it B2 +
BM C1 +
bordering on B2 +
bowing B1 +
bracelet B1 +
braggy C1 +
braggy recap C1 +
breeders C2 +
bugged B2 +
bust out of B2 +
butthole C1 +
buying it B2 +
buzz buzz B2 +
cared one bit B2 +
carefree B2 +
catchphrase B2 +
champion B1 +
chew toy B1 +
chloroform C1 +
clam it C1 +
clandestine C1 +
come through B2 +
command B2 +
concussed C1 +
concussion B2 +
conflict B1 +
connected them on Facebook B1 +
control everything B1 +
coo over C1 +
copy that B1 +
covertly C1 +
crapped my pants C1 +
crawl inside B1 +
cuffing me to B2 +
cummerbund C1 +
cut off B1 +
dang it B1 +
dead man B1 +
defend my crown B2 +
destroyed B1 +
devious B2 +
disguise B1 +
distract yourself B1 +
distraction B1 +
ditch B2 +
diversion B2 +
do his business B1 +
don't have time for this B1 +
dope B2 +
doppelganger C1 +
double-cross C1 +
doused B2 +
drown you in your own blood C2 +
dud C1 +
duplicitous C1 +
easily manipulated B2 +
elaborate B2 +
excuse me A2 +
exhausted every possibility B2 +
faked B2 +
fetus B2 +
fib B1 +
fiesta B1 +
find that very hard to believe B1 +
fingernails A2 +
focusing B1 +
follow-ups B2 +
fooled B1 +
for real B1 +
foreplay C1 +
freak out B2 +
freaking out B1 +
fully commit B2 +
get a little messy B1 +
get along A2 +
get into shape B1 +
gets the best of B2 +
getting hard to track B2 +
give you the heads-up B2 +
go any further B1 +
goes all the way to B1 +
going for B1 +
got that reference B2 +
grow up A2 +
guilting C1 +
had enough of B1 +
had to be this way B2 +
half a win B2 +
hand it over B1 +
hand-delivered B2 +
hard-boiled egg yolks B1 +
has an important role to play B2 +
head is killing me B2 +
heist B2 +
helping out B1 +
heterosexual intercourse C1 +
hit the tequila B2 +
how dare you B1 +
huge mistake B1 +
hung over B1 +
identical B1 +
improvised B2 +
in good fun B2 +
in possession of B2 +
infighting C1 +
infiltrate C1 +
inseparable B2 +
intriguing B2 +
join forces B2 +
jump to conclusions B2 +
kicked in by a horse C2 +
knocking myself out B2 +
last second B1 +
learn the error of their ways C1 +
leave this part out B1 +
Lieutenant's exam B2 +
lifetime B1 +
lift weights B1 +
locked me up B1 +
look like a fool B1 +
look out B1 +
looking all over B1 +
loser B1 +
losing to B1 +
lube B2 +
lube and yank C1 +
made up B1 +
magnetic collar B2 +
major reveal B2 +
make a lot of noise A2 +
make up B1 +
makes just as much sense as B2 +
making it up B1 +
making this a nightmare B2 +
maniacs B2 +
manipulated B2 +
maudlin C1 +
mediocre B2 +
mentor B2 +
mind eff C2 +
moaning B1 +
modified B2 +
moving a body B2 +
no match for B2 +
nonsense B1 +
not so fast B1 +
notify me B2 +
on display B1 +
on it B1 +
on your knees B1 +
operate B2 +
out loud A2 +
out of hand B2 +
overcompensating C1 +
overselling C1 +
overstepped C1 +
part of the squad B1 +
participate B1 +
peel off B1 +
perfect team A2 +
pick him up B1 +
play with feelings B2 +
pleasure doing business B2 +
ploy C1 +
poking B1 +
poncho B1 +
potty time B1 +
pregnancy scam B2 +
pregnant B1 +
pretended B1 +
prominent B2 +
proposal B1 +
pussycat burglar C2 +
putting your friend in the mail B2 +
Ratatouille situation C1 +
recovered his sense of humor B2 +
referred to himself in the third person C1 +
reigning champ B2 +
relative strength B2 +
relief B1 +
reschedule B1 +
reveal B2 +
rings B1 +
rip your arms off B2 +
ripped yourself free B2 +
riveting C1 +
search the first floor B1 +
self-respecting B2 +
shalom B1 +
shipped B1 +
shopping cart A2 +
show his face B2 +
show off B1 +
sick of B1 +
sit around B1 +
sit back B1 +
skipped the heist B1 +
slept with B1 +
slice B1 +
snack yolks B1 +
snuck back B2 +
snuck up through B2 +
son of a bitch C1 +
sonogram C1 +
sowing the seeds C1 +
spur-of-the-moment B2 +
squirt B2 +
stab her in the back C1 +
stick knitting needles in your eyes C2 +
stole my song B2 +
stress eating B2 +
stress-eating B2 +
strong as hell B2 +
stuck with B1 +
stud C1 +
suck B2 +
swallowing eggs B1 +
swap out B2 +
swapped B1 +
swapped it for B1 +
swapped out B2 +
tactic B2 +
take my mind off B2 +
take your time A2 +
targeted ads B2 +
tase B2 +
tased B2 +
taser B2 +
team A2 +
team up with B1 +
tension headache B2 +
terrifying B2 +
to our differences B2 +
took things too far B2 +
took things way too far B2 +
treacly C1 +
tricked B1 +
turned you all into B1 +
twitching B2 +
ultimate human being slash genius C1 +
under one condition B1 +
underestimated B2 +
undo the past B2 +
unfortunately B1 +
unfurl C1 +
unfurls C1 +
updated model B1 +
upsetting B1 +
valuable B1 +
victory speech B2 +
voice command B1 +
wake up on the way B1 +
We'll see about that B1 +
wear each other out B2 +
what the hell B1 +
win me this heist B1 +
won't be making it B1 +
working on the title B1 +
working with B1 +
yank B2 +

In the episode "Cinco de Mayo" of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, the precinct is busy preparing for the celebration of Cinco de Mayo. Captain Holt is excited to embrace the festivities and wants everyone to join in the fun. However, some of the detectives, especially Jake and Amy, have a different plan as they aim to solve a case involving a stolen piñata. Meanwhile, Rosa, who is proud of her heritage, feels that the holiday is more than just a party and wants to make sure it is celebrated in a meaningful way. This leads to a clash of ideas about how to honor the holiday and enjoy the celebration at the same time. As the episode unfolds, the characters face various challenges related to their plans. Jake and Amy struggle with their investigation while trying to balance their participation in the festivities. Their determination to solve the case becomes comical as they get caught up in the party atmosphere. Rosa's passion for the true meaning of Cinco de Mayo causes tension with her friends, forcing them to reconsider their approach. The episode highlights the importance of friendship and culture, with several moments of humor and heartfelt connection. In the end, the precinct comes together to celebrate, finding a way to honor the holiday while also enjoying the fun, showcasing the unique dynamics of the team.

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