How I Met Your Mother S5E5 English Vocabulary

How I Met Your Mother S5E5

Duel Citizenship

This page offers a comprehensive vocabulary list for "How I Met Your Mother Season 5 Episode 5," titled "Duel Citizenship," where Ted, Robin, and Barney navigate significant personal decisions. With a total of 145 words, the vocabulary list is tailored to the B1 CEFR level, featuring 60 words at this level along with A2, B2, C1, and C2 words for a well-rounded learning experience. Here, you can enhance your English skills by exploring the vocabulary list, engaging with an accompanying reading passage, and practicing your speaking abilities with AI tools. Whether you're looking to expand your vocabulary or improve your comprehension, this page provides valuable resources for learners at various levels.

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145 words

a pretty sight B2

abandoned B1

apparently B2

arrange a little recreation B1

as American as apple pie B2

baby wipes B1

backward-ass C1

banded me up C2

beat A2

behind me B1

bill me B1

body scrub B1

bone up on C1

broke his nose B1

bros B1

brutal B2

buzzing on B2

catered to B2

change A2

Check it out B1

chest pains B2

closing B1

color-blind B2

comatose C2

coming back to me B2

cornmeal B2

cramming B1

crank some Van Halen C1

crawled away B1

crust B1

cut it out of me B2

dial back B2

disappeared into B1

discontinued B2

do his business B2

don't belong B1

dramatic view B2

drill you B2

drive all night B1

dual citizenship C1

duck in B2

end up getting deported B2

entire country B1

extraordinary B2

fault B1

filing assault charges B2

fit to be tied C1

five hole C1

Forget it A2

forgive me B1

freak B2

free country B1

get away B1

get the Canadian out of you B1

give her a call A2

globbed into C1

got splattered C1

gotcha B1

grew up A2

gross B1

hemorrhoid problem C1

hit the road B1

hold your horses B1

humanly possible B2

hung out B1

I don't care B1

jerky B2

join in B1

jump in B1

jumped on a plane B2

just like old times B2

kidnapped me B2

left behind B1

left her messages B1

left out B1

Make fun of B1

mecca C1

missed it A2

motion sickness B2

nailing this B2

native land B2

no big secret B1

Not on your sweet life C1

old times B1

on the road B1

OT B2

over the counter B2

pampered B2

pass out B1

pedicure B1

pissed B2

planting my flag C1

play their cards right C1

playing hokey B2

pounded the stuffing out of you C2

provided us with a lot of laughs B2

psyched B2

punch buggy C1

put aside B1

put my shoulder back in its socket B2

put on underwear A2

ran out B1

reminds me A2

reschedule B1

reset my jaw B2

rich area B1

road trip B1

road trips B1

rob a liquor store B2

rookie mistake B2

secret A2

slight disagreement B1

slipped up B2

sober you up B2

social experiment B2

spa treatments B1

speaking of B1

spectacular B2

state trooper B2

stay up all night long B1

sticking to your guns C1

stood up B1

sue the people B2

swore to myself B2

tailor B1

taken a few pokes C1

taken his place B1

that sucks B1

the next thing I know B2

told off B2

tracked down B2

True patriots B2

turned from an 'I' to a 'we' C1

turned into B1

undercooked B2

variety B1

welcome aboard B1

went through B1

What the hell is this C1

What's the harm in that? B1

who am I kidding B2

wild trip B2

wishing well B1

worried A2

worth B1

In the episode "Duel Citizenship" from Season 5 of "How I Met Your Mother," the story revolves around Ted, Robin, and Barney as they face important decisions about their personal lives. Ted is excited about a new job opportunity that requires him to work in Chicago. Meanwhile, Robin struggles with her feelings for Ted, especially when she learns he might leave New York. Barney, on the other hand, is dealing with the complications of his Canadian citizenship, which he sees as a potential problem in his relationship with his mother and his identity as a New Yorker. Each character must confront their past and their relationships while navigating these challenges.