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The Office Season 9 Episodes 7 English Vocabulary List

The Office S9E7

The Whale

This page provides a comprehensive English vocabulary list from "The Office Season 9 Episode 7," titled "The Whale," where the Dunder Mifflin Scranton employees encounter unexpected challenges. With a total of 176 words, the vocabulary list primarily targets learners at a B1 CEFR level, offering 77 words suitable for this proficiency. Here, you can explore the vocabulary, engage with reading passages related to the episode, and practice your speaking skills using AI tools. Enhance your understanding of the episode's context while building your English language skills through this tailored resource.

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176 words
A2
8
B1
77
B2
65
C1
26
a bit extreme B1 +
a little off the top B2 +
affair B2 +
all just a trick B2 +
all these years B1 +
appear aggressive and imposing C1 +
as lovely as ever B2 +
ask for her number A2 +
auditory stimulation C1 +
authentic design B2 +
baby steps B2 +
backwards B1 +
big news B1 +
bite her head off C1 +
blow this B2 +
board meeting B2 +
bought back B2 +
breaks my heart B2 +
burn this into your brains C1 +
call you right back B1 +
calm down B1 +
can't get enough of B2 +
carried each one of them B1 +
carry on B1 +
catch her name B2 +
check this out B1 +
child labor-y B2 +
client satisfaction B2 +
color schemes B1 +
combat B2 +
combing B1 +
come back A2 +
coming together B1 +
commissioned B2 +
conference call B1 +
crap B2 +
curried favor C1 +
cutting down B1 +
damnable lie C1 +
dear God in heaven B2 +
dehydrated B2 +
devoted to B2 +
do you mind B1 +
don't worry about it A2 +
dopest time C1 +
double our gross B2 +
Downward Facing Dog B2 +
dudes B1 +
Eat it B2 +
erratic C1 +
fall cleaning B1 +
fertile hair glands C1 +
figure it out B1 +
fill them B2 +
fill your shoes B2 +
firing B1 +
forget everything we taught you B2 +
fought dogs B2 +
garbage B1 +
genius B2 +
get along with B1 +
get nightmares B1 +
get started B1 +
getting your jollies C1 +
good luck with A2 +
gossip B1 +
got a little confusing B1 +
got in contact with B1 +
Got it? B1 +
growing that mustache B1 +
had an affair B2 +
had nothing to be worried about B1 +
hard to hear with B1 +
have a little chat B1 +
have a problem with B1 +
have a seat B1 +
having an affair B2 +
having trouble B1 +
heard me wrong B1 +
hoarding C1 +
hold on B1 +
holy cow B1 +
hopeless B1 +
human flesh B2 +
ignore every instinct B2 +
in charge of B1 +
it is crucial that B2 +
keep me sane C1 +
keep occupied B1 +
keeps on coming B2 +
laboring over a stool C1 +
learn a few new tricks B2 +
let you know B1 +
let's stop here B1 +
liaison C1 +
liar B1 +
like air to you people C1 +
little of this, little of that B2 +
looks great A2 +
lost cause B2 +
major themes B2 +
makes it look like B2 +
makes you so soft B2 +
market saturation C1 +
May I please speak to B1 +
meeting your needs B2 +
messing with B2 +
nightmares B1 +
no more cards left to play C1 +
not normal B1 +
nothing to worry about B1 +
old dog B2 +
over the next three months B1 +
patronize B2 +
petite double zero C1 +
pick up babes B2 +
Pizza Friday B1 +
ponytail B1 +
power suits C1 +
pumps out B2 +
pushed them out B1 +
put you on hold B1 +
quit B1 +
repositioning B2 +
right in B1 +
run for office B2 +
run into the bathroom B1 +
running point on this C1 +
scared of B1 +
screwed B2 +
secret little smile B2 +
sell to B1 +
sent instead B1 +
servicing B2 +
set sail B2 +
shoulder pads B2 +
show up B1 +
show us B1 +
shut up B1 +
sign off B2 +
signs her name B1 +
sit down A2 +
slideshow B1 +
sorry about that A2 +
spell A2 +
spooky-sexy C1 +
spoon me back to bed C1 +
spring cleaning B1 +
struggling B1 +
stunningly tiny C1 +
sucks up B2 +
superiors B2 +
take her time B1 +
take you off speaker B2 +
telecommuting B2 +
terrifying B2 +
there's been a mistake B1 +
this ends now B2 +
try a different spot B1 +
turn around B1 +
turned on B2 +
under the impression B2 +
valid passport B1 +
vibrate B2 +
wake up in a sweat B2 +
went great B1 +
what's happening B1 +
where the hell do you get off C1 +
White Whale C1 +
with pleasure B1 +
work out best B2 +
would rather be B1 +
write down B1 +
you did good B1 +
You got this B1 +
you son of a bitch C1 +

In "The Whale," the seventh episode of Season 9 of "The Office," the employees of Dunder Mifflin Scranton are faced with some unexpected challenges. Dwight Schrute finds an unusual opportunity when he learns about a massive whale that has washed up on the shore. Excited by the idea of being part of a great event, he decides to take the office on a field trip to see the whale, hoping to impress his coworkers and show off his knowledge of nature. Meanwhile, Andy Bernard is dealing with his own issues as he prepares for his upcoming musical audition. He wants to prove that he is serious about his career in music, but he struggles with self-doubt and his relationships with his friends. As the episode unfolds, the trip to see the whale brings a mix of reactions from the team. Some employees are excited, while others are reluctant to go. Tensions rise when Dwight's over-the-top enthusiasm clashes with the group's mixed feelings. Andy's storyline takes a turn when he realizes that his desire for approval might be affecting his friendships. Key moments include Dwight's attempts to lead the group and Andy's emotional struggles as he seeks validation. Ultimately, the episode highlights the importance of friendship and teamwork, as the characters navigate their personal challenges while trying to support each other. The mix of humor and heartfelt moments makes this episode a memorable part of "The Office."

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