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Grey's Anatomy Season 9 Episodes 13 English Vocabulary List

Grey's Anatomy S9E13

Bad Blood

This page provides a comprehensive Grey's Anatomy Season 9 Episode 13 English Vocabulary List, featuring a total of 418 words that will enhance your language skills while immersing you in the intense atmosphere of the episode titled "Bad Blood." As you explore the vocabulary list, which is dominated by B2-level words (47%), you can also engage with reading passages and utilize AI speaking practice to reinforce your learning. The episode highlights various personal and professional challenges faced by the staff at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, making it a perfect context for expanding your English vocabulary. Whether you're aiming to improve your language proficiency or simply enjoy the rich dialogue of the series, this resource is tailored for you.

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418 words
A2
22
B1
135
B2
197
C1
51
C2
13
19 more to go B1 +
a kick B2 +
a mess B1 +
a whole bunch B1 +
acting against medical advice B2 +
adapt B2 +
administer B2 +
adopted B2 +
agreeing to B1 +
airway B2 +
alive because of you B1 +
all sorts of things B1 +
allergic to B1 +
amoeba C1 +
aortic transection C2 +
approach B2 +
as good as B1 +
assault and battery B2 +
at the front B1 +
atrophy C1 +
attendings B2 +
back bleeding C1 +
bad cop B2 +
bad guy B1 +
barely at all B2 +
beat around the bush B2 +
becoming on C1 +
believed in something so hard B2 +
below that B1 +
big meanie B1 +
blame me instead of thank me B2 +
bleed out B2 +
Bless you B1 +
blew B2 +
blood draw B2 +
blood loss B2 +
blood transfusion B2 +
bloodbath C1 +
bloodless surgery C1 +
bottleneck B2 +
bragging rights B2 +
brain bleed B2 +
breath sounds B2 +
broken off B2 +
brush my tee B2 +
budget cuts B2 +
bun in the oven C1 +
butt in B2 +
buzz words B2 +
cajoling C1 +
calling it B2 +
came off B2 +
came up with a plan B1 +
can't even bother to participate B2 +
cardiac trauma B2 +
carotid B2 +
cell saver C1 +
cell saver machine C2 +
chain saw B1 +
change can be rough B2 +
change the channel B1 +
chest tube B2 +
chewed up B2 +
choke B1 +
choking hazard B2 +
churning out B2 +
circling the drain C1 +
clipped her aneurysm C1 +
closing B1 +
cogs in an assembly line C1 +
colloids C2 +
come on A2 +
compelling B2 +
completely different person B1 +
condemn B2 +
cooperate B1 +
couldn't have done it better myself B2 +
count to three A2 +
crashing B2 +
cripple C1 +
cut B1 +
cut down on B1 +
cut out the middle man B2 +
cut the lowest on the totem pole C1 +
cute A2 +
cuts a fellow C1 +
cutting their staff B2 +
damn it B2 +
damn right B2 +
department's cuts B2 +
depending on B1 +
did great B1 +
dinging my doors C1 +
discharge B2 +
disease transmission B2 +
door to door B1 +
double hip replacement B2 +
double shifts B2 +
drag your ass out of this bed C1 +
dropping off B1 +
eat, sleep, and breathe C1 +
eliminate B2 +
emptying urine bags B2 +
endovascular repair C2 +
every second counts B2 +
excessive force B2 +
eyes in the sky B2 +
factor VII C2 +
feel helpless B1 +
fellow B2 +
figure out B1 +
figured it out B1 +
fine with this B1 +
fingers crossed B1 +
finish debriding C1 +
fire the pregnant lady B1 +
fire us B1 +
fired B1 +
first responder B2 +
fix this B1 +
flutter B2 +
follow your lead B2 +
for all I care B2 +
for god sakes B2 +
for her own good B1 +
for sure A2 +
for that matter B2 +
front line B2 +
fundraiser B2 +
garden slug B2 +
gel foam C1 +
get a little excited B1 +
get in there B1 +
get it B1 +
get lost B1 +
get one's way B2 +
get out of here B1 +
get the hang of B2 +
get to have an opinion B2 +
get up A2 +
get used to B1 +
get you up and moving B2 +
gets us nowhere B2 +
give him the best chance B1 +
give me a shout B1 +
Go ahead B1 +
go there B2 +
go-to move B2 +
god's will B1 +
gonna live A2 +
good luck A2 +
got a soccer player B1 +
got it B1 +
got lucky B2 +
got you B1 +
gotta go A2 +
gotta stop B1 +
gown me B2 +
had to leave for work A2 +
hang B2 +
hanging out B1 +
hard to say no B1 +
hard-ass C1 +
Has she moved yet? A2 +
hate A2 +
headlamp B1 +
heal right B1 +
hernia repair B2 +
highly focused research B2 +
hold on tight B2 +
hold the elevator B1 +
hold up the chart B1 +
hop off B2 +
hothead B2 +
how hard this is B1 +
hung out B1 +
hustle B2 +
hypertonic saline C2 +
hypotensive C1 +
if you don't mind B1 +
immune from B2 +
in about a hundred different ways B2 +
in one's power B2 +
in pain B1 +
in the first place B2 +
in the months to come B1 +
in the right place at the right time B2 +
in the way B1 +
inquiries B2 +
insist on B1 +
insulting B1 +
intact B2 +
integrate B2 +
intravascular volume C2 +
involve the trachea B2 +
Jehovah's witness B2 +
jerk B2 +
job security B2 +
juggling B2 +
just you wait B1 +
keep a close eye on B1 +
keep holding pressure B2 +
keep it a secret B1 +
keep it up B1 +
keeping my job B1 +
kicked B1 +
kicking A2 +
kiss-ass C1 +
laceration B2 +
let me be perfectly clear B2 +
let that go B2 +
lie down A2 +
life is over B1 +
Like a badger. B2 +
like riding a bike B2 +
litigation C1 +
looking at clots B2 +
losing B1 +
lost a lot of blood B1 +
lost a whole day B1 +
lost my leg B2 +
lurks C1 +
made it clear B1 +
made the pitch B2 +
made your point B2 +
maintain this level of excitement B2 +
make it presentable B2 +
make some cuts B2 +
make this all about you B2 +
matter most B2 +
may as well B1 +
may the odds be ever in your favor C1 +
mediastinal hematoma C2 +
meticulously screened C1 +
miracles through prayer B2 +
miss slow and steady B1 +
missing B1 +
mopey-faced C1 +
move on B1 +
namby-pamby C1 +
networking B2 +
never once B2 +
nice try B1 +
no amount of B2 +
no choice B1 +
No offense B1 +
no talking to B2 +
nonresponsive B2 +
not bad A2 +
not gonna happen B1 +
number zero B1 +
numbers B1 +
of sainted memory C2 +
off my service C1 +
off to celebrate B1 +
on a tight schedule B2 +
on fire B2 +
on fumes B2 +
one thing you can't cut B1 +
one-way ticket to the curb C1 +
open my heart to B2 +
open the pod bay doors C1 +
opener B2 +
operated on B2 +
optimize B2 +
out of your control B2 +
page plastics B2 +
park in Tacoma B1 +
parking space A2 +
patient's coding B2 +
penny saved, penny earned C1 +
percutaneously C2 +
pissed B2 +
pitch it in person B2 +
plain bullying B2 +
plan on B1 +
planning for the future B1 +
planning for the hospital to have a future B2 +
pointers B2 +
poor collateral flow C2 +
post-op B2 +
practically B2 +
prepped B2 +
prepping B2 +
pretty straightforward B1 +
proposed budget cuts B2 +
protocols B2 +
protocols in place C1 +
pull apart B2 +
pulled a muscle B1 +
pump full of blood B2 +
pump up B2 +
put a toddler in tights B2 +
put in drains B2 +
putting everything in her mouth B1 +
question my medical decisions B2 +
ranked number one B2 +
recirculate C1 +
reconfiguring C1 +
redress C1 +
replace with B1 +
respect his wishes B1 +
Right away B1 +
rock some hernias C1 +
rope cattle B2 +
rot B2 +
run more efficiently B2 +
rush B1 +
save it B1 +
save lives B1 +
saved B1 +
saved him B1 +
saving someone's life B1 +
say good-bye to A2 +
screw up B2 +
screwed B2 +
see what I can do B1 +
set a limit B1 +
set up B1 +
share that passion B2 +
shaved off B2 +
shift B1 +
show's over B2 +
shutting down B1 +
sidekick B2 +
sit up A2 +
skills lab B2 +
skips B1 +
slaloming B2 +
slap a sign on the door C1 +
sliced off B2 +
sloppy B2 +
smacking me down B2 +
smart, young, vital doctors B2 +
spent a day outside of an O.R. B2 +
spent the night B1 +
spied on B2 +
spiral B2 +
stable B1 +
staging it B2 +
standard of care B2 +
standardize B2 +
standardizing an O.R. B2 +
standing up A2 +
start with yourself B2 +
start without me B1 +
stat B2 +
stick to B1 +
stimulate B2 +
stockpiling C1 +
streamline B2 +
streamlining B2 +
stridorous C2 +
stroking out C1 +
subject line B1 +
substitute measures C1 +
sucked it up B2 +
sucks B1 +
suicide risk B2 +
supplement B2 +
supplemental blood C1 +
surgical glue B2 +
sustain B2 +
sutures will hold B2 +
swallow your poison berries C2 +
swap B1 +
swing your legs B1 +
systolic B2 +
tachycardic C1 +
tacking along C1 +
take 'em off B1 +
take a few steps B1 +
Take a look B1 +
take a piece of B1 +
take a step B1 +
take it from here B2 +
take over B1 +
takes everyone else down with them C1 +
talk from your heart B2 +
teach me how to live my life B2 +
tell us how to run B2 +
tension-free mesh technique C1 +
that future B1 +
That's all I'm saying B1 +
That's enough B1 +
That's what I'm talkin' about B1 +
the best part A2 +
there you have it B1 +
three days post-op B2 +
to someone's face B2 +
to that end C1 +
touch and go C1 +
trained through it B2 +
trauma surgeon B2 +
treat people with kindness and respect B1 +
try and be a doctor B1 +
turning over the tables C1 +
turnover B2 +
type and cross B2 +
ultimately B2 +
under review B2 +
urge B2 +
versus B1 +
vitals B2 +
volume B1 +
wait to die B1 +
wall of monitors B1 +
wasn't sure that was gonna work B1 +
went through all of that training B2 +
What do you think? A2 +
with disturbing clarity C1 +
work around B2 +
working the dinner shift B2 +
wouldn't it suck B2 +
You guys, stop. A2 +
You sure the kid didn't eat her? B2 +
You'd be angry, too. A2 +
you're all right if I... B1 +

In the episode "Bad Blood" from Season 9 of Grey's Anatomy, the intense atmosphere at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital is heightened by a series of personal and professional challenges faced by the staff. The central storyline revolves around the aftermath of a tragic event involving a patient who is a victim of a violent crime. As the doctors grapple with the emotional fallout of the situation, they are forced to confront their own biases and fears. Meanwhile, tensions rise between several characters, particularly as they navigate their complicated relationships. The episode delves into themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the complexities of human emotions, all set against the backdrop of the high-pressure environment of a major hospital. As the plot unfolds, we see the characters responding to the crisis in different ways. Some are determined to provide the best care possible for the patient, while others struggle with their feelings of helplessness and anger. Personal conflicts emerge, particularly between those who have differing opinions on how to handle the case and the ethical dilemmas it presents. Key moments include powerful confrontations that force the characters to examine their own beliefs and the impact of their decisions on the lives of others. As the episode progresses, the weight of their choices becomes increasingly evident, leading to poignant realizations and emotional breakthroughs that shape their relationships and perspectives moving forward. The intertwining storylines create a compelling narrative that keeps viewers engaged while exploring the deeper connections between the characters.

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