Breaking Bad Sezon 2 Odcinki 6 Lista Angielskiego Słownictwa

Breaking Bad S2E6

Peekaboo

Na tej stronie znajdziesz zasoby do nauki angielskiego, w tym szczegółową "Breaking Bad Sezon 2 Odcinek 6 Lista Słownictwa Angielskiego", która zawiera 223 słowa, dominującym poziomem CEFR jest B2. W odcinku zatytułowanym "Peekaboo" fabuła zgłębia mroczny świat uzależnienia od narkotyków, co sprawia, że nauka nowych słów jest jeszcze bardziej kontekstowa. W naszej liście znajdziesz słownictwo podzielone na poziomy, co ułatwia naukę i przyswajanie nowych wyrażeń, a dodatkowo oferujemy możliwość ćwiczenia mówienia z pomocą sztucznej inteligencji oraz ciekawe teksty do czytania.

223 słowa
A2
7
B1
45
B2
124
C1
43
C2
4
a bit of a shocker C1 +
a little taste C1 +
abandoned us B2 +
about to give B2 +
adamant C1 +
adding to your millions C1 +
ain't no B2 +
and shit B2 +
apologetic B2 +
appreciate B2 +
at issue C1 +
at the centre of it all B2 +
beat the traffic B2 +
beating around the bush B2 +
beautifully done B2 +
begin to thank B2 +
big man B1 +
big tough guy B1 +
bitch B2 +
blocking the mailbox B2 +
boosted C1 +
break it open B2 +
bring down B2 +
bring herself to C1 +
broke B2 +
build your little empire C1 +
bury them up to their necks C1 +
bury you B2 +
can't be all about B2 +
cash-poor C1 +
catch up B2 +
catch you at a bad time B2 +
Check it out B1 +
chill B1 +
clear up B2 +
Come on already B1 +
concern B2 +
concussion B2 +
confidential B2 +
count this as one B2 +
cover B2 +
cramping up B2 +
cut me out B2 +
cutting off the money B2 +
damn it B1 +
Didn't see that coming B2 +
division of labour C1 +
don't let anybody kid you B2 +
done it B1 +
dropped it A2 +
easy instalments B2 +
empty your pockets B2 +
even out B2 +
every now and then B1 +
explain the whole thing B2 +
fair enough B1 +
fat stacking Benjies C1 +
feel comfortable B1 +
feel so sorry for B2 +
find a way to repay B2 +
first day back B2 +
flex pay C1 +
For good luck B1 +
for real B2 +
formed from the same stuff B2 +
get a chance B1 +
get a hit B2 +
get back B1 +
get going B1 +
Get out of the way A2 +
get paid B1 +
get that thing open B1 +
get this straight B2 +
get through this B2 +
get up A2 +
getting high B2 +
give me a call B1 +
go back inside B1 +
go begging for C1 +
go easier B2 +
go exploring B2 +
go on record C1 +
goes by B2 +
good-shaped head B2 +
got jacked B2 +
got right off the phone B1 +
got something for me B1 +
got you covered B2 +
got your attention B1 +
handle this whole thing by himself B2 +
hate to say it B2 +
have a good rest of your life B2 +
hear from B1 +
hemming and hawing C2 +
here we go B1 +
Here's hoping B2 +
high 70s B2 +
how the hell B2 +
I don't even know where to begin B2 +
ID them B2 +
in a big hurry B1 +
in my own time B2 +
in my own way B2 +
in the toilet C1 +
incalculable C1 +
involve B2 +
involve us in B2 +
keep in mind B1 +
keep your eyes closed B2 +
keeping in touch B2 +
keeping up appearances B2 +
knock out B2 +
law of averages B2 +
leveraged C1 +
little man B1 +
little rich girl B2 +
long past that B2 +
looking for a reason B2 +
made them a fortune B2 +
magic wand B2 +
make a mess B1 +
make it B1 +
make it my life's mission C1 +
make millions off B2 +
make sense B1 +
make your head spin B2 +
mess you up B2 +
mound B2 +
need to get got C1 +
needless to say B2 +
never mind A2 +
no big deal B1 +
no more immune than C1 +
no strings attached C1 +
no tragedy B2 +
no wonder B2 +
none of my business B2 +
offering the choice B2 +
old man B2 +
on probation B2 +
on the verge B2 +
one hit C1 +
out of pride B2 +
overdue B2 +
overwhelmed B2 +
owe an explanation B2 +
packing your bags B2 +
part of the game B2 +
passing it along B2 +
peekaboo B1 +
persistence B2 +
phone line jammed B2 +
pick up B1 +
picked up the phone B1 +
picture of innocence C1 +
pie hole C1 +
play this B2 +
possess edges C1 +
pretty much the size of it C1 +
prideful C1 +
printed on B1 +
pull it out of your butts C1 +
put a bag over their heads C1 +
put together B2 +
put up B2 +
quarterly decline C1 +
quite a while back B2 +
regret B2 +
reproducible process C1 +
rewarded B2 +
right hand to the man C1 +
right on B2 +
roll like the breeze C2 +
savings bond B2 +
say hello A2 +
seeing double B2 +
sensing B2 +
show you A2 +
shut up B1 +
sit the hell down B1 +
skank C1 +
skinnier B1 +
slinging mad volume C1 +
smooth as silk C1 +
still stands B2 +
strip them naked B2 +
stuck in my face B2 +
stunned B2 +
subdural hematoma C2 +
swear to God B1 +
sweetness and light C1 +
take at his word B2 +
take it or leave it B2 +
take the high road C1 +
test me B2 +
think about A2 +
this isn't you B2 +
tie them up B2 +
tossed around B2 +
try and hit me B1 +
turn them out B2 +
turn us down B2 +
turning cranial C2 +
ultimate mixture C1 +
up and lost it C1 +
victimless crime C1 +
wait right here B1 +
walk her to her car B1 +
walked away B2 +
waving your chequebook around C1 +
way back B2 +
We could use some of that B2 +
weak spot B2 +
what happened to you B1 +
What up? B1 +
what would you know about B2 +
what you've done for B2 +
while you're at it B2 +
whom you've heard so much about B2 +
worry you B1 +
Yo B1 +
your call B2 +
your funeral C1 +

In the sixth episode of the second season of "Breaking Bad," titled "Peekaboo," the narrative delves into the grim world of drug addiction and the moral decay that accompanies it. The episode centers on Walter White, a high school chemistry teacher turned methamphetamine manufacturer, who is grappling with the consequences of his choices while trying to maintain his dual life. Meanwhile, Jesse Pinkman, his former student and partner in crime, finds himself in a harrowing situation when he visits a vacant house for a drug deal gone awry. As both men navigate their precarious paths, their personal struggles and external conflicts intensify, revealing the darker aspects of their lives and the impact of their decisions on those around them. The episode’s tension is palpable as it explores themes of violence, desperation, and the fragility of human relationships in a world dominated by addiction and crime.